德国统一三十多年后，许多Z世代表示东西部之间的分歧正在淡化，但并未完全消失。
More than three decades after German reunification, many members of Gen Z say the divide between eastern and western Germany is fading, but not completely gone.
在波恩和埃伯斯瓦尔德接受采访的年轻人指出，经济差异、刻板印象和政治分歧（包括投票模式）依然存在。
Young people interviewed in Bonn and Eberswalde point to ongoing economic differences, stereotypes and political contrasts, including voting patterns.
虽然有些人认为东德人仍处于不利地位，但也有人认为他们的这一代人在就业、身份认同和未来方面有着共同的担忧。
While some feel eastern Germans remain disadvantaged, others say their generation shares the same concerns about jobs, identity and the future.
对许多人来说，在柏林墙倒塌后长大的经历意味着地区标签的重要性不如共同的德国身份感重要。
For many, growing up long after the fall of the Berlin Wall means regional labels matter less than a shared German identity.