What (the xxxx) are we suppose to do?

In recent years, more and more magazines, newspaper and scholars try to warn the Taiwanese society of the crisis of our future.
They say we’re losing our advantages in the field of economy, since our government is so regardless of the future of our new generation.
They say those politicians have put too much energy on inside battles, totally ignored the rising China and the ambitious Korea.
“Taiwan” is no longer the label of wealth, diligent and advance.
Our importance to the global village is decreasing.
Since I’m one of the so-called “the next generation”, of course I’m concern about this issue.
Especially those warnings keep echoing in my ears.
But the problem is, there isn’t a bit of information can tell me how to deal with the changes.
It seems to me like an extremely slow prosecution is occurring: knowing the problem without knowing the solution.
What should we the next generation do?
No one tells us what to do, how to react or who to blame.
No wonder they call us the useless and hopeless generation.
But they have forgotten who made us this way.