I totally agree with Professor Wong Kin-yuen's comments in Young Post ('The Frustrated Generation', January 19) in which he said the post-80s generation has good reason to be frustrated.
It's true because these Hongkongers have been pushed to the limit. Either they cannot find a job even if they have a degree, or the job they do have pays them less than they deserve. Married couples have to spend a fortune to buy even a small flat and give their children a good education.
Because of all this, they get very frustrated.
However, they are not the only generation that has suffered. My parents and grandparents also faced problems at work and found it hard to make ends meet. But they found peaceful ways to solve their problems, and, best of all, they had lovely children.
Now, we, those children, can also help them. We can stop asking for unnecessary electronic gadgets. We can answer their questions patiently, and constantly show them we are always on their side.
I strongly believe our post-90s generation can, one day, give constructive advice to the government.