Type two: (Fake) smile it off

Gavin Thomas, an eight-year-old boy from the US, known as "the boy with a fake smile" in China, has gained online fame thanks to his unique facial expressions.

The "the boy with a fake smile" has become a popular choice for people encountering questions they don't want to answer.

Also, the boy's smile is considered a symbol of helplessness among young Chinese people.

Type three: Take it easy, like Buddha

"Buddha-like youngsters", were mostly born in the 90s, claim that they "see through the vanity of life", and keep a casual and calm mindset toward career and life.

In answering tough questions during the holiday, they usually adopt the attitude of not caring. After all, "love and peace" takes center stage in their lives.