80后:最"糾結(jié)"的一代

        When Yu Bingbing, a 28-year-old market research manager, is on her way to work each morning, she always cannot help feeling anxious about whether she has locked the door of her apartment and turned off the gas.

　　28歲的于冰冰是某公司市場(chǎng)調(diào)研部經(jīng)理，每天清晨上班的途中，她總會(huì)不由自主地感到焦慮：“房門(mén)是不是鎖了，煤氣是不是關(guān)了？”

　　"I'm usually wrestling with these feelings for the entire day," Yu said.

　　于冰冰說(shuō):“我經(jīng)常一整天都在同這些情緒斗爭(zhēng)。”

　　Working at an international pharmaceutical firm, Yu looks older than she is and her heavily made-up face always has an exhausted look.

　　現(xiàn)任職于某國(guó)際制藥公司的她，看上去要比實(shí)際年齡成熟得多，畫(huà)著濃妝的臉上總是帶著疲憊的神情。

　　"Since I have been promoted to a managerial position, I lose my temper with my parents and husband more frequently just because of some trivial things," she said, adding that slight wrinkles and acne on her face have irritated her even more, and even luxury cosmetics cannot help her.

　　她說(shuō)：“自從升為管理層后，我頻頻因?yàn)橐稽c(diǎn)小事就對(duì)父母和老公大動(dòng)肝火。”