Core Insights - The event "2025 Consumption Conference" highlighted the significant role of young people in economic transformation and their evolving media consumption habits [1][3] - The discussion emphasized the negative impact of short videos on attention span and memory, leading to a shift towards more intellectually stimulating content like science podcasts [3] Group 1: Young People's Media Consumption - Young people are experiencing a desire to restore their "cultural stamina" due to information overload and cognitive fragmentation caused by short videos [3] - The phenomenon of "guilt after scrolling" has prompted many young individuals to seek out "intellectual entertainment" such as science programs [3] - The current media ecosystem prioritizes traffic over quality, lacking effective evaluation mechanisms for content [3] Group 2: Recommendations for Improvement - Young individuals are encouraged to consciously train their focus and memory in their daily media usage [3] - There is a call for intervention and governance over algorithms and platforms to create a healthier media environment [3] - A proposed solution includes establishing a credit mechanism for evaluating influencers, moving away from the current focus solely on follower and traffic numbers [3]