Backstreet girls: How to look at Japan's "low desire" society from the perspective of idol culture?

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The so-called low-desire society means that people struggle hard, but they can't change their destiny, so they lose their passion and enthusiasm and lose interest in everything around them. Including getting married and having children.

Japanese society is indeed showing a state of low desire at present. Especially among young people in Japan. Low desire cannot be directly said to be a good phenomenon or a bad phenomenon.

Although low desire includes lack of fighting spirit, fighting spirit, enterprising spirit and so on. On the other hand, it contains a carefree attitude. In a society with low desire, it is easy for people to accept the status quo and not make themselves so tired, which reduces the time occupied by work and increases the time spent in life to some extent.

The reason for the emergence of a low-desire society in Japan is the widening gap between the rich and the poor in Japanese society. More and more young people feel great pressure in life and workplace, and gradually lose their confidence and perseverance in getting a good life through hard work. From World War II to the early 1990s, Japan experienced rapid economic development. People's living standards have improved rapidly and their income has increased steadily. A large number of people have gone from poverty to billionaires. The success stories of these rich people are not only inspiring, but also inspire the enterprising spirit of young people.

However, with Japan's social and economic development to a certain extent, the growth rate began to slow down. After the emergence of the economic bubble, Japan's economy has experienced a downturn for more than ten years, and it has not completely emerged from the downturn until now. The long-term economic downturn has made Japanese young people lack channels to rise, and hard work has not changed much for them. A large number of young people have gradually lost their motivation to make progress, which is completely contrary to their ambitions when they first entered the society. For a long time, many young people in Japan have developed the idea that it is better not to work hard than to work hard. Under the pressure of society, these Japanese young people don't want too much, just muddle along. The reason why there are many women staying at home in Japan is also closely related to this.

Therefore, strictly speaking, the fundamental reason for Japan's low social desire is that the gap between the rich and the poor is too large due to the unbalanced economic development, and it is difficult for young people to realize their own value or obtain considerable income and good social status through struggle and enterprising.