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This passage reflects on the author's generation being fortunate to live in a peaceful era without experiencing poverty. The author mentions that while studying abroad, they were told they looked thinner upon returning home. They compare their college experience to others who seemed to have no stress and only focused on eating and playing. The author admits to not being the most diligent student but had a clear goal for the future. Their parents do not want them to study all the time and become bookworms, but the author still enjoys independent learning. They acknowledge the hardships of the previous generation, who had less education but worked hard for their children's future. The author hopes to establish themselves in society and relieve their parents' worries. They consider their generation lucky to live in a relatively peaceful time and express a desire to support their loved ones in the future.