"一半关于美食，一半关于社交 。 " 撰文｜ 杨小彤 编辑｜ 薇薇子 封面来源｜ 《好东西》剧照 一桌陌生饭搭子 饭局开始前5分钟，火火到了餐厅。那是北京一家比较知名的西餐厅，长方形的桌子，配上昏暗的灯光，还有耳边传来的其他客人的交谈声，让第一次见面 的大家少了很多距离感。10分钟内，饭局上的其他5位参加者先后抵达。 饭局将在晚上18:30开始，在朝阳区华贸附近，她提前半个小时从家出门，坐了半小时地铁从西城到朝阳。不过，她没有提前进餐厅，而是去到附近的商 场，买了六个线条小狗的盲盒，准备在饭局上和其他人一起开盲盒——因为她要参加的是一场盲盒饭局。 等等，你以为盲盒饭局是一群盲盒爱好者的饭局？事实上，这是一种"盲盒形式"的饭局——饭局参与者报名后，主办方会根据大家的兴趣爱好、性格偏好等 一系列信息，分配同桌伙伴。 而参与者只有在饭局当天，才会知道同桌的人是谁，以及饭局是在哪家餐厅。 市面上的盲盒饭局，报名费在39-59不等，相 当于饭局的门票钱。后续的饭钱，再由参与者AA。 一个普通的周六，北漂8年的火火要去奔赴一场饭局。 大家先简单寒暄一阵，聊了聊今天的天气，以及来到餐厅的路程，一位之前参加过这类饭局的男生， ...

一个可以"被看见"的舞台 。 撰文｜ 杨睿琦 编辑｜ 薇薇子 封面来源｜ 一只麦二狗脱口秀 很难说这是脱口秀还是相亲大会。 一个半小时的演出里，脱口秀演员，也是主持人二狗会随机与第一排观众互动，像个 " 金牌红娘 " 一样询问年龄、职业、工作 以及喜欢类型 ， 一切都要更快。得到回答后，二狗会快速抛梗、接梗，并为其物色心仪对象。 演出名为《一条名为爱情的狗》。但严格意义上来说，它算不上标准 意义上 的脱口秀， 它将随机互动 —— 这种普遍存在于 脱口秀演出前十几分钟、一位不轻不重的演员来上一段不冷不热的暖场形式，放大、拉长，直至成为一场一个半小时演出的全 部，且核心内容为，现场相亲。 不断反转中，效果就被拉满了。 深圳站演出现场互动，二狗提供 有人现场偶遇前任，有人手撕渣男，有男孩恋爱长跑多年，在舞台上单膝求婚，也有身患癌症 的女孩 ，让二狗向求婚多次的 男朋友 ， 转达拒绝背后未曾说出口的 深切 爱意。 尽管一切都是 " 纯随机 " ，但二狗的大脑需要多核超高速运转： 扫一眼观众衣着外表，就要大体推断性格特征；观众开口 前，所有可能发生的 回答 都 要 在脑子里 提前 预演。 在一个以 " 爱情 " 为恒定 ...

" 我嫁个女儿你们就出这点钱？ " " 彩礼 3 万很可以了，实在不行就不结！ " 这番争吵并非来自某对新人的 " 婚前谈判 " ，而是剧本杀《离婚吧！赶紧的》里，一对扮成新人父母的年轻玩家的现场演绎。 凭借 " 谈彩礼 "" 撕逼 "" 吵架 " 等关键词在社交媒体上爆火，《离婚吧！赶紧的》被称作 " 史上最强吵架本 " 。 在虚拟世界寻求现实情感 撰文｜ 杨睿琦 编辑｜ 薇薇子 封面来源｜ 谜圈 现实攻进剧本杀 6 或 8 位玩家组成婆家、娘家阵营，公公婆婆、新郎新娘、男方嫂子、女方大哥等角色应有尽有，围绕一场婚礼使尽浑身解数， 只为撕逼对骂。 " 玩完我就对他巨下头，他一直在跟我卡彩礼， 虽然是游戏，但我能感觉到好几个瞬间都是他的真实想法。觉得彩礼越少越好， 最好我们家倒贴。 " 比如 " 恶婆婆 " 需要和 " 岳父 " 砍彩礼，男方嫂子和女方大哥会争论房本写谁名，玩到最后还会发现同妻、出轨等各路狗血戏 码。 《离婚吧！赶紧的》玩家演绎现场 @Hhyc- " 吵架 " 是《离婚吧！赶紧的》的核心关键词，甚至选角参考里都写着， " 男方妈妈一定要敢说，适合性格外向的女孩，女方爸 爸推荐反串，一定要和男方 ...

Core Viewpoint - The WISE 2025 conference highlights the resilience and innovative potential of China's business landscape amidst global economic uncertainties, emphasizing a structural transformation rather than a typical cyclical fluctuation [4][7]. Group 1: Economic Indicators - China's GDP grew by 5.3% year-on-year in the first half of the year, with high-tech industries increasing their added value by 9.5% [7]. - R&D investment accounted for nearly 2.7% of GDP, indicating a strong focus on innovation [7]. Group 2: Technological Advancements - Emerging technologies such as AI, new energy, and biotechnology are becoming central to China's economic narrative, shifting from storytelling to being the main drivers of growth [8]. - Advanced technologies are transitioning from laboratories to industrial applications, marking a critical point for innovation [8]. Group 3: Market Dynamics - Chinese companies are evolving from mere product exporters to becoming system exporters of technology standards and business models, leveraging flexible supply chains and advanced technologies [8]. - Consumer behavior is shifting towards valuing "technological appeal" and "emotional value," as seen in retail innovations [8]. Group 4: WISE 2025 Conference Structure - The conference is designed as a seven-act "tech drama," each act addressing different aspects of the evolving business landscape, including challenges, consumer behavior, and global collaboration [12][13][14][15][16][17]. - The event aims to foster genuine dialogue by inviting practitioners from various fields to pose real questions to industry leaders [21][22]. Group 5: Conference Goals - WISE 2025 seeks to provide a platform for creators and action-takers, emphasizing the importance of facing real challenges rather than offering standard answers [26][27].

2025 年轻人 ILL TH INNI 下 报告 旅游，不再是小长假专属限定了。 挑一个淡季的周末， 调查对象 性别: 男性 27.5% 女性 72.5% 拼几天年假凑够一次短逃离, 筛选一个小众冷门目的地， 这才是年轻人的「旅游标配」 。 有人享受一天暴走8万步的「特种兵式」旅游， 有人就爱以美食为主，走走停停逛逛, 不论如何，年轻人们早已不再像过去那样 「上车睡觉，下车尿尿，到了景点就拍照」。 为探索年轻人的最新旅游趋势， 后浪研究所发起了 「2025年轻人旅游」小调查， 井目收요 ハイ归米 六ロ ¶人UVサ |/ | □ ○ ○ 年龄层: 旅游这件事， 已经被年轻人迭代出好几个版本。 年轻人的「反预制旅游观」 就藏在这里- · - - - - - - - - - - - 00后 24.5% 85后 9.2% 95后 38.2% 80后 2.8% 90后 24.2% 80前 1.1% 这届打工人 为了旅游「拼好假」! 经济基础决定旅游预算, 豪华的旅行，需要鼓囊囊的钱包。 但对于事业刚刚起步的年轻人来说, 即使钱包没那么富裕，也不耽误出游, 富有富的玩法，穷有穷的玩法! 收入和旅行预算的关系 单次旅游经 ...

一篇"小镇做题家"回忆录。 撰文｜ 许嘉婧 编辑｜ 薇薇子 封面来源｜ 受访者提供 离开衡水中学的第一年，轩昂就觉得，自己已经把这辈子的书都念完了，"再也不想努力了"。 在"高考工厂"里打了三年鸡血，他确实学出来了，以637分的文科成绩考入上海财经大学。随即2015年刚读本科就开始了彻底的躺平——他成了整夜流连 于夜店、酒精的"玩咖"，大四毕业时GPA只有2.6分，还有两门课挂科延毕半年了。父母气疯了，怎么曾经那么努力考学的优等生，"变坏了"？ 夜店反而变成了他的舒适区。 他很容易在夜场里感到放松，因为他喜欢那种神经被酒精麻痹的迟钝感，"喝酒后人会变笨，而我喜欢变笨。"轩昂说。夜生 活的世界并不会因为他聪明、或取得多么好的成绩而评判他这个人的价值，人们只是简单纯粹地聊聊天，就成为了朋友。 从夜店体验观察出发，他开始在公众号上撰写虚构的短篇夜店故事，误打误撞把个人账号"满分激光枪"做成了百万粉丝量级的"10w+"制造机。年轻人很喜 欢看他的文字，他的故事狗血猎奇、充满反差，又总在结尾附上一些"小镇做题家"特有的思考视角，或者用他的话说，"哲学思辨"。 "满分激光枪"成了当代年轻人的"线上知音杂志"，又是互联网世 ...

出轨，无疑是一个敏感的话题。 它是亲密关系中最具破坏力的行为之一，就像是在关系中投入的一颗深水炸弹，只要出现，就足以彻 底摧毁长期建立的信任与承诺。 我们一度有些犹豫，该如何在公众场合聊起这个话题。但在这次「后浪研究所」的问卷调查中， 有 34.1%的受访者承认自己曾有过出轨行为，还有42.9%的受访者经历过另一半的出轨。 出轨，在当代 亲密关系中，似乎已不再是一个小概率事件。 这并非是个别人的极端故事，而是一部分渴望亲密关系的群体，正在真实面对的问题。 性或许是肉体出轨的标准，但其中更关键也更伤人的核心，其实是欺瞒和背叛。 出轨的本质，是出轨 者单方面地宣告，我们的关系就此破裂。 我们暂且先将道德审判搁置一旁，来看看当一个人选择出轨时，背后存在着怎样的情感逻辑和心理动 因？出轨会给另一方带来什么样的伤害？以及，我们在亲密关系里，更深层次追求的到底是什么？ 本期「年轻人出轨行为」小调查， 共有2031位读者分享了他们的经历。 | 05后 4.3% | 90后 22.9% | | --- | --- | | 00后 26.7% | 85后 6.6% | 你如何界定出轨和背叛？ 是必须有肌肤之亲，还是精神上的背离 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the trend of hosting concerts in lower-tier cities in China, highlighting the economic impact and challenges faced by organizers in these markets [9][10][12]. Group 1: Concerts in Lower-Tier Cities - Many artists have begun performing in lower-tier cities, with notable examples including Xue Zhiqian and Jay Chou, indicating a shift in concert locations [6][9]. - The demand for concerts in lower-tier cities is often underestimated, as evidenced by high attendance rates in cities that have not previously hosted large-scale events [13][14]. - Local governments are actively seeking to attract concerts to boost local economies, offering various incentives such as venue subsidies and logistical support [14][21]. Group 2: Economic Impact - Concerts can significantly boost local economies, with large events generating substantial consumer spending, as seen in Jay Chou's concert in Sanya, which brought in over 11 billion yuan in local consumption [10]. - The average cross-city attendance rate for large concerts is around 60%, contributing to over 200 billion yuan in direct consumer spending [9][10]. Group 3: Challenges Faced - Organizers face challenges such as limited funding, inadequate facilities, and logistical issues in lower-tier cities, which can affect the quality of the concert experience [16][18]. - There is a prevalent belief among local consumers that ticket prices will drop closer to the event date, leading to lower initial sales and potential last-minute discounts [18][20]. - The approval process for concerts in first-tier cities is complex and competitive, prompting some companies to focus on lower-tier markets where the barriers to entry may be lower [11][12]. Group 4: Audience Experience - Concertgoers in lower-tier cities often express excitement and appreciation for the opportunity to see their favorite artists without the high costs associated with first-tier cities [24][28]. - The atmosphere at concerts in lower-tier cities can be more enthusiastic, as audiences may feel a stronger connection to the performers [24][29]. - Local fans benefit from reduced competition for tickets and often enjoy lower prices due to government subsidies, enhancing their overall experience [25][27].

Group 1 - The article highlights the increasing popularity of hot pot among young people, especially during colder weather, as they seek comfort food at home [3] - Various flavors of hot pot, such as spicy, sour, and tomato, are mentioned, indicating a trend towards diverse culinary experiences [3] - The concept of "hot pot companions" is introduced, emphasizing the social aspect of enjoying hot pot with friends or family [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the psychological struggles faced by contemporary Chinese youth, emphasizing the disconnect between parents and children, and the urgent need to address adolescent mental health issues [3][4][10]. Group 1: Adolescent Mental Health Issues - A significant portion of depression cases in China involves individuals under 18, with 30% of all depression patients being in this age group, and 50% of them are students [3]. - The trend of depression is increasingly affecting younger populations, highlighting a societal need for greater awareness and intervention in adolescent mental health [3][4]. Group 2: Parental Challenges - Many parents struggle to connect with their children, often feeling helpless and confused about how to support them through their emotional difficulties [9][10]. - The article illustrates the emotional burden on parents, particularly mothers, who often feel isolated in their struggles while fathers may remain detached [18][19]. Group 3: Case Studies and Personal Narratives - The narrative includes various personal stories of adolescents like Minmin and Yaya, who face severe emotional distress due to family dynamics and societal pressures [11][13][30]. - The experiences shared by these youths reveal the complexities of their mental health issues, often exacerbated by parental expectations and societal norms [22][24]. Group 4: Educational Environment and Societal Expectations - The article critiques the educational system and societal pressures that contribute to the mental health crisis among youth, noting that high expectations can lead to anxiety and depression [29][30]. - It highlights the contrasting experiences of children from different socio-economic backgrounds, indicating that while middle-class families may impose strict educational demands, rural children face different challenges such as parental absence [30][31]. Group 5: The Role of Support Systems - The importance of supportive environments, such as counseling centers and community programs, is emphasized as crucial for helping troubled youth [17][18]. - The narrative showcases individuals like Uncle, who provide emotional support and understanding to children facing mental health challenges, creating safe spaces for them to express their feelings [17][18].