NEET group means those young people who not currently engaged in Education, Employment or Training. And now this so called boomerang phenomenon has become a social problem in China.
I never understand why someone would prefer to give up their independence—their freedom for such a meaningless and shameful existence. I can’t imagine a single day which I could spend contently at home, out of job, without any income, and doing nothing about it! If I were in such a situation, I would fight tooth and nail to find a job—any job. Forget the job of my dreams, first comes first, I have to stand on my own feet, and then I can make some arranges for my future.
We all expected high for our future and had a burning desire to become something when we first entered into the society. We all suffered a lot—misunderstanding, frustrations even despair at the beginning, and we even might have to pay a high price for our once youthful thinking. The point is to learn our lessons and move on with our lives.
No way we can jump at a great success over night. If we hunger for success, we’d better learn to start from zero. To reach the level we set, we must climb from the bottom of the food chain. There always is a long way to go before we actually achieve something. And it is true we might never become the person we really want to be. But all of them are not the reasons we could withdraw oursleves into a cozy, peaceful cell our parents have provided for. Because in this way, we would finally give up the most prized treasures in the world—the sense of independence and the courage to pursuit our own dreams. Remember, the opportunity would never knock at our door unless we keep trying. If we waste our time waiting, sooner or later we will perish in a life of failure, misery and sleepless night.

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