Young people in China are becoming more rebellious, questioning their nation’s traditional expectations of career and family

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      10 months ago

      You’ve never encountered photojournalism?! I know they are cutting budgets for photographers but that seems sad to me.

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      10 months ago

      A new media for the new generation. In an era of ever-growing flow of information, it’s only natural pieces are more and more condensed and visual. That’s how we got here.

        • Demographics (She/Her) @lemmy.blahaj.zone
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          I disagree, I feel like this is an attempt to inject emotion and empathy into a topic that usually garners hostility. Think of the people usually reading The Wallstreet Journal: it’s not anyone young you imagine, perhaps someone with terms like “commies” still in lingo from the 70s and 80s?

          I read this as an attempt to humanize a group that their target audience would usually alienate. The photos help with generating those emotions.