Very good point from both ¡¥usnameless¡¦ and ¡¥Paulllam¡¦. I do agree your thoughts. You highlighted very detail on the social issues in associated with this topic ¡X¡§¤@¥N¤£¦p¤@¥N¡¨. I am so impressed with your thoughts and analysis.
However, as I just mentioned, I realise that your points are more about social issue and government policy, in which personally I won¡¦t make much comment on. It is because I don¡¦t live in HK for last 10 years, so I won¡¦t be able to know all social issues in HK. All I knew about hk is from newspaper and news (we have TVB (pay TV)).
On the other hand, I always believe that government policy never fits everyone. Some could take the benefit and some would suffer. It is hard for me to draw a line in between to illustrate issues / facts.
Now, back to this topic again, I have just defined another possible reason of ¤@¥N¤£¦p¤@¥N.
This time is not regarding to education, but the expectation from the parents to their children. I don¡¦t mean parents should not put any expectation on their generation; however, sometimes this behaviour does not fair to the young generations. It is because the world is changing everyday, but you still use your own ruler to measure today¡¦s things, this is a bias. A typical argument could happen with your parents say: ¡§When I was your age, I have already got A and B or you can do this or that, but why still don¡¦t have it or why can¡¦t do it now?¡¨
I would say this is a generation gap. As a young generation, we never understand their world. With our parents, although they sit on both ages and they think they understand the situations in different ages, however, they don¡¦t understand fully. Given this example, It is not surprised they comment us as ¤@¥N¤£¦p¤@¥N
Personally, I think my idea us an extreme case, in which I don¡¦t think all bros could agree my thoughts, but anyway, happy reading and comment.
Ps I may need bro ¡§usnameless¡¨ to interpret this in Chinese for me. Thanks.