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New Youth responds to the confusions of today’s youth, connecting the New Culture Movement from a century ago with today’s choices See the answers about growth, AI, and the future, and write down your actions to continue your youth chapter

"New Youth" editorial department responds to contemporary young people's confusion and expectations in the form of a letter, and, by drawing on the historical context of "New Youth" and the New Culture Movement a century ago, connects it with the thoughts of young people today amid growth, choices, and technological change. The article reviews the history of the magazine "Youth Magazine" being renamed "New Youth" in 1916, and quotes the words of Li Dazhao, Lu Xun, Chen Wangdao, and others to address questions such as "What should we do when we cannot see the future clearly?", "How do we find our own path?", and "How should we face the AI era?" It emphasizes that young people should take the initiative to create, keep learning, and understand why they do what they do. In the end, the article defines "New Youth" as a spiritual posture, calling on young people to write down their confusion, keep their actions going, and continue the chapter of youth in the new era through sincere expression and concrete action.