human existence in the society in the era of martial law. It is depicted in the short story as the conclusion when the “robbery” of the diamond is executed at Tiffany’s.
Guo Jingming Tiny Times 1
The movie Tiny Times 1 by Guo Jingming is an expression or representation of the critical mass culture prevalent amongst the nouveau riche in today’s China; this class of people has a strong desire of that to combine the perks and factors of materialism only to combine it to spiritual fulfillment, elite life style and egalitarian ideals for life. “Chinese boboism” is not a representation of a real social class as per the conventional definition rather it is a trend that has captured and caught the whims of the youth in terms of the professional status of the individual, the lifestyle needs and standards that are maintained, …show more content…
The stories are more or less an impression and representation of the Youth in light of the previous or older generation. The comparatives which are drawn as a reference of the transitional change in the culture over the period either mimicking the western thoughts or creating a striking contrast in the changes of the mindset of the people as an entire society, who are driven by impulses and global consumerism of the youth in the society.
The conflict between the two schools of thoughts and two different levels of perceptions towards the society has altered the understanding of the youth and the culture which is evolving everyday as per the global standards. The two works a short story and the movie deal with different mind sets, the former is more of the social taboo which surrounds the changes and acceptance for the transitions which are taking place and the latter is more about the glamorised perspective of the society to have a reality which is larger than life as it happens for the Bobo
Guo Jingming Tiny Times 1
The movie Tiny Times 1 by Guo Jingming is an expression or representation of the critical mass culture prevalent amongst the nouveau riche in today’s China; this class of people has a strong desire of that to combine the perks and factors of materialism only to combine it to spiritual fulfillment, elite life style and egalitarian ideals for life. “Chinese boboism” is not a representation of a real social class as per the conventional definition rather it is a trend that has captured and caught the whims of the youth in terms of the professional status of the individual, the lifestyle needs and standards that are maintained, …show more content…
The stories are more or less an impression and representation of the Youth in light of the previous or older generation. The comparatives which are drawn as a reference of the transitional change in the culture over the period either mimicking the western thoughts or creating a striking contrast in the changes of the mindset of the people as an entire society, who are driven by impulses and global consumerism of the youth in the society.
The conflict between the two schools of thoughts and two different levels of perceptions towards the society has altered the understanding of the youth and the culture which is evolving everyday as per the global standards. The two works a short story and the movie deal with different mind sets, the former is more of the social taboo which surrounds the changes and acceptance for the transitions which are taking place and the latter is more about the glamorised perspective of the society to have a reality which is larger than life as it happens for the Bobo