Bullying

The complete process of how an ordinary person is shaped, broken down and reshaped by every crustal movement in the past thirty years. It is not a novel, it is a specimen of "human being": The "external ledger" records the times: the 1998 flood, SARS and epidemic, which twice put an end to the physical business he had worked so hard to manage through nationwide quarantine (the gambling agreement for the barbecue restaurant was reduced to waste paper). The Wenchuan earthquake roared in the distance, reminding him of the impermanence of life. These huge "accounts" eventually became cold losses on his personal balance sheet. The "internal ledger" is rooted in virtuality: long before reality was frustrated, his emotional education had been completed in the virtual world. The betrayal of equipment worth 400,000 in "Cry of Gods" laid the cognitive foundation of "emotions that can be priced". The journey in "World of Warcraft" is a training ground for trust and glory. The gains and losses on the screen shape his fundamental logic in dealing with the outside world. "Emotional Ledger" reflects a generation: the naked money relationship in nightclubs, the illusory sense of power from "level 53" rewards in the live broadcast era, to the unconscious calculations and exhaustion in marriage. He is like a sophisticated scanner, unconsciously recording the collective unconsciousness of the next generation that monetizes all emotions in intimate relationships. This is not just one story, but three keys: The key to understanding the individual: How does a person become who he or she is today? The key to understanding the times: From natural disasters to online games, how do these seemingly unrelated fragments systematically shape the minds of a generation? The key to understanding the future: When virtual and real emotional experiences have long been confused, how should we define the real relationship?