What did the nationalistic youth mean?
Fenqing was a Chinese term that was often used to describe young people who were dissatisfied with the current social situation and had a strong sense of justice and a critical spirit. The term "angry youth" originated from the Japanese manga "Manga Hero angry youth" refers to some young manga readers who are dissatisfied with social reality and pursue freedom, equality, and justice with a strong sense of justice and a critical spirit. The nationalistic youth usually showed strong concern for social injustice, corruption, the gap between the rich and the poor, and dissatisfaction and criticism of the government, authority, and social system. They usually took active actions such as protests, protests, and participation in social movements to express their views and demands. It is important to note that the term "nationalistic youth" is not a positive term. It is often seen as a synonym for radical, unstable, and dangerous, so it should be used with caution.