Core Viewpoint - The "Blind Box Dinner" is a new social activity gaining popularity among young people, characterized by its randomness and the mystery of meeting strangers, which offers a fresh social experience [1][4]. Group 1: Concept and Appeal - The "Blind Box Dinner" allows participants to engage without prior knowledge of who they will dine with or what they will eat, creating a unique social experience [1][4]. - The appeal lies in its simplicity and direct social logic, where participants embrace the unknown and are open to forming new friendships [1][5]. - Participants enjoy the thrill of discovering contrasting traits among their dinner companions, which adds to the fun of the experience [4][6]. Group 2: Participant Insights - Participants choose to join the "Blind Box Dinner" for various reasons, including the desire for new experiences that familiar social circles cannot provide [5][6]. - Many participants, such as Mei Zi and Li Zhi, express that the event helps them relieve stress and offers a refreshing break from their usual social interactions [5][6]. - The demographic of participants is primarily young adults aged 22 to 35, with a notable presence of highly educated individuals who are more inclined to explore self-discovery through social activities [7]. Group 3: Event Organization and Feedback - The "Blind Box Dinner" is organized by a team called "Zhengdian Shuitiao," which uses a detailed questionnaire to match participants based on their interests and personality traits [7]. - Feedback from participants has been overwhelmingly positive, with 92% giving top ratings, indicating a strong appreciation for the unique social interactions offered [8]. - Participants report that the experience provides them with new perspectives and opportunities to connect with individuals from diverse backgrounds [8][9]. Group 4: Social Dynamics and Expectations - While many participants find value in the experience, there is a general understanding that forming lasting friendships from a single dinner is challenging [10][11]. - Participants like Ou Chen and Mei Zi acknowledge that maintaining connections after the event requires additional effort, as initial interactions may not lead to further meetings [10][11]. - The concept of "phase-based friendships" is embraced, where individuals accept that not all social interactions will lead to deep connections, reflecting the modern social landscape [11].

近日，一种基于陌生人社交的新玩法——"盲盒饭局"正吸引越来越多的年轻人尝试，也悄然成为他 们拓展朋友圈的方式之一。 "盲盒饭局"，顾名思义就是参与者在饭局开始前不知道自己将和谁一起吃饭，以及会吃到什么。这 种饭局具有随机性和未知性，为参与者带来了一种新奇的社交体验。 有人说，"盲盒饭局"的魅力在于其简单而直接的社交逻辑：不预设期待，保留着相遇的神秘感。面 对快节奏的生活，他们愿意主动遇见陌生人，也乐于解锁各种新的友谊形态。 饭局开场 以社交暗号自然展开话题 7月的一个周六傍晚，北京五道营胡同的一家西餐厅里，一场特殊的聚会——"整点薯条"组织的"盲 盒饭局"即将开场。 临近6点半，参与者陆续到场。除北京青年报的两名记者外，本次饭局还有三人参与。按照规则， 所有人此前在线上未曾有过交流，饭局也不预设主题，开场更无需传统的自我介绍。即便如此，围坐一 桌的陌生人，却没有太多初见的尴尬。 打破沉默的，是当代年轻人间心照不宣的社交"暗号"——MBTI（一种基于心理学的人格类型评估 工具），话题由此自然展开。 当参与者Connie（化名）提到自己是ENFP（"竞选者"：天生热情，极具社交活力与感染力）时， 身旁的梅子（化名 ...