Young Chinese in diet crisis

中國(guó)年輕人陷'吃飯危機(jī)'

Young Chinese are paying less attention to their diet, as the fast rhythm of city life and working pressures are leading them to skip meals. According to an online survey released last week by the China Youth Daily, more than half of 21,494 respondents said on average they only ate 2 and a half meals a day. Among all respondents, 59.7% were the post-80s generation and 24.1% were in their 30s. Some 32.4% said they didn't have breakfast due to work, and 28.1% had dinner late. Also, 23.7% had instant noodles or crackers instead of a proper meal.

隨著人們生活節(jié)奏的日益加快，中國(guó)的年輕人越來(lái)越不注意他們的日常飲食，在面對(duì)一日三餐，很多人選擇隨便對(duì)付過(guò)去，這樣的人如今被稱為"兩餐半人"。《中國(guó)青年報(bào)》上周對(duì)21494名公眾進(jìn)行了調(diào)查，半數(shù)以上都承認(rèn)自己是這種"兩餐半人"。受訪者中，"80后"青年占59.7%，"70后"占24.1%。32.4%的人表示，由于早晨上班早，很多時(shí)候早餐便省略了；28.1%的人因?yàn)楣ぷ鞯木壒剩聿屯ǔ３缘煤芡恚?3.7%的人表示，在感到饑餓時(shí)就拿泡面、餅干等充饑。

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