What Is Hippus?

Hippie (English Hippie or Hippy transliteration) was originally used to describe young people in Western countries who resisted customs and politics at the time in the 1960s and 1970s. The name hippie was popularized through the San Francisco Chronicle journalist Herb Kane. Hippie is not a unified cultural movement, it has no declaration or leadership. The hippies used a commune-style and homeless lifestyle to reflect their opposition to nationalism and the Vietnam War. They advocated non-traditional religious culture and criticized the middle class values in Western countries.

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They have no declarations or leaders. They only express their ideas in a commune-like and homeless way of life. The traditional religious culture has repeatedly been ridiculed by them, and the values of the middle class in Western countries are in their eyes.

Many believe that the extent of hippie drug abuse is exaggerated by those who support the Vietnam War. They used this excuse to disprove the hippies' opposition to the Vietnam War. But in fact, many hippies use drugs. They especially want to use the hallucinations produced by drugs to achieve inner cultivation. especially

Many hippie lifestyles entered in 1970

Long hair and beard. Many Americans find long hair an offense because it represents untidy or feminine.

Colorful or unusual clothing.

Listen to certain music, such as the hallucinations of Jamie Hendrix and Jefferson Airship

Conservative mainstream people use the term hippies to refer to drug users, especially drug users

Hippie Profile

Yuppies have a superior social background, such as higher social status, generous salary and so on. They are not necessarily young, but their enthusiasm for luxury items and high-end enjoyment is still enthusiastic. They will not constitute much conflict with the existing social system. They work hard and pursue material enjoyment.

Yuppies is an abbreviation for young urban professional. The term was born in the United States in the 1980s and refers to young people who are highly educated, live in big cities, have professional work, and are wealthy. They go to high-end restaurants, drink fine wine, wear brand-name clothes, use top-quality cosmetics, and drive luxury cars. In short, clothing, food, accommodation, and travel are always seeking brand names, fashion, and petty bourgeoisie.

With the rise of China's middle class, China's Yuppies has gradually become a hotspot for media and high-end consumption. To this end, the foreign media even coined a new term "Chuppies" (formed by "China's Yuppies") to describe the new generation of young people in China who have good educational backgrounds and high incomes.

Hippie source

Yuppies generally refer to "beautiful" men who are more fashionable in the city. They are forward-thinking and enjoyable. Although they can easily accept new things, they lack the spirit of apostasy, many small ideas, few big ideas, and no sense of inspirational innovation and adventure. In this sense, Cheng Naishan said that Takakura Ken's "more love for Yappi" than his uncle Huang was by no means a reason for his achievement. Because "Yapi" has a feminine childishness in a certain sense, as people call people such as personage, gentlemanliness, rationality, Prince Charming, etc., more or less have the tendency to Yapi This tendency is not indispensable, but should be moderately personalized supplement without losing the masculinity of men. The problem is that many men have a deep passion for Yapi, and infinitely expand the effect of Yapi on the overall image. Some people may not have masculinity, but they may not have Yapi. They think that as long as they have Yapi, Disdainful of masculine men. " This makes them tend to be weak, consciously or unconsciously, and then detached from the masculine nature of men.

The yuppie is a new word modeled by Americans based on Hippies, which means "young urban professional". Yuppies work in professions that require a higher education to be competent, such as lawyers, doctors, architects, computer programmers, business executives, and so on. Their annual salary is high. The yuppies are very successful in their careers. They are full of ambition, they are proud of things, and they live a luxurious life. Unlike hippies, yuppies have no decadent emotions, don't care about political and social issues, they only care about making money and pursuing a comfortable life. Jaffez means "failed young man in the city". Although they felt that their lives could not be compared with the lives of yuppies, they were unwilling to feel lost and vowed to find their destination.

Hippie Features

The so-called yuppies and hippies were born in the 1970s. The yuppies are basically a middle-class with a wealthy family and carefree clothes. They oppose any power and even use terror and violence to force the government to submit. As a result, the US government, led by Nixon, suppressed it severely.

From the perspective of occupation distribution-Yapis belongs to the administrative management system, such as: chief representative, creative director, advertising planning, advanced copywriting, foreign language translation, administrative assistant, information director, manager of human resources department ...

Judging from the nature of the work-Yapis behaves as "interpersonal relationships", including communication, liaison, consulting, coordination, reception, promotion ...

Yuppies carry large briefcases all day, hurriedly walk in and out of hotels, office buildings, conference rooms, terminal buildings, business clubs, and then shake hands with customers elegantly, smile, exchange business cards, and sign cooperation intentions. The overall impression they left on people was: wearing "advanced gray", saying "Pidgin", eating Western food, drinking red wine, reading "ELLE" magazine, reading MBA ...

In short, the infinitely beautiful yuppies collectively represent the fashion, taste and style of an era.

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