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-11-17 In 2019, at the end of the second decade of the 21st century, a large-scale outbreak of psychiatric symptoms on university campuses spread from Japan, Taiwan, South Korea and other East Asian neighboring regions to mainland my country. Soon, increasing numbers of symptoms such as delirium, auditory hallucinations, and visual hallucinations were discovered in university towns and campuses across the country. -11-17 Since SARS, our country has accumulated rich experience in dealing with large-scale infectious diseases. However, this is the first time in the world that a large-scale outbreak of mental illness has occurred. -11-17 Could it be that East Asian college students are similar, causing mental "infection" between them? -11-17Who caused it? Is it an accident or a pre-planned conspiracy? What is the pathological mechanism? -11-17 Some experts believe that this is a psychedelic syndrome caused by electromagnetic pulses spread through computer images and audio, which stimulate the retina and eardrums. So some media said that this is like opium, which has enchanted the audiovisuals of Chinese college students. It is the "Third Opium War" without the smoke of gunpowder, the 21st century version of the 19th century Opium War, and this time it is targeting the entire East Asia. -11-17 A rule with unknown mechanism is that in established traditional campuses such as Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, the situation is very stable. The problem mainly occurs in the "university towns" that have appeared across the country since 2000. -11-17 In the autumn of 2019, the case file compiled by Dr. Deng from the Department of Psychiatry, Sun Yat-Sen University School of Medicine was published. I believe it can help people uncover the mystery...