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从上世纪末中国第一批留美幼童算起,改革开放后出国的留学人员已被称作“第六代”。属于这“第六代”的,全国共有近40万人,其数量超过了前五代的总和。而由上海这个孕育了一代代留学生的大摇篮里走出去的,就占了其中的四分之一。 自80年代兴起的“出国热”已渐渐回归于理性,成型于90年代末的“回国潮”却一浪高过一浪地奔涌向浦江两岸。
Starting from the first batch of young children studying in the United States at the end of the last century, the overseas students who have gone abroad after the reform and opening up have been called “the sixth generation.” Belongs to this “sixth generation”, there are nearly 400,000 people nationwide, which exceeds the sum of the previous five generations. By the Shanghai, which gave birth to a generation of students to go out of the big cradle, accounted for a quarter. The “going abroad fever” that has emerged since the 1980s has gradually returned to reason. The “returning home wave” shaped in the late 1990s has waved to the banks of the river one after another.