Along with the upcoming era of internet world, schools and youths have been dramatically influenced. The study, based on the perspectives of Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies (CCCS), aimed to analyzing the transformation of the Taiwanese youth culture, nowadays, and its educational implications. According to the findings, under the atmosphere of internet, globalization, and neoliberalism, a group of youth “precariat”, who still feel “unstable” toward their study, work, and future, has been emerging due to the challenges of “rigid situation for employment” and “over-education.” As a result, the image of the Taiwanese youth culture has been changing gradually from “strawberry generation” to “youth precariat.” Specifically, in contrast to the main cultural trait, “fragile”, of “strawberry generation”, the main one of “youth precariat” is “unstable.” The educational implications of this transformation include: (1) before accusing the youths of being fragile, the so-called “adults” should reflect on what kind of “unstable” society they made for them; (2) teaching the youths how to get along with “being unstable”; (3) helping the youths become “slash youths.”