Have you considered that all of us, regardless if we were in Shanghai or not at the time of lockdown, were definitely affected by it? Have you considered that tens of millions of people now have a new, shared trauma? But everyone's is a little different. For each of the 25 million of us that it affected, there are 25 million different accounts. How was it for you? Was it entirely horrible? I wonder, were there some parts that were indescribably wonderful? _x000D_ _x000D_ In tonight's club, we'll be looking at some of the stories that Shanghai's excellent online magazine, Sixth Tone, had collected from the enormous pool of people experiencing this collective trauma. The dictionary defines trauma as "a deeply distressing or disturbing experience." But what science is now saying about trauma is that it heals when we talk openly about it. Come, let's talk about it!_x000D_ _x000D_ 你有没有想过，我们所有人不管在隔离时是否在上海，都肯定受到了影响？你有没有考虑到现在有数以千万计的人有个新的、共同的创伤经历？也许每个人的情况略有不同，受到影响的2500万人中有 2500 万个不同故事。你觉得这次经历怎么样？全部回忆都是可怕的吗？其中有没有一些难以形容的精彩部分？_x000D_ _x000D_ 在本次活动中，我们将阅读上海优秀的在线媒体“Sixth Tone”从经历这个集体创伤的人群中收集的一些故事，字典将创伤定义为“一种非常痛苦或令人不安的经历”，但现在科学对创伤的看法是，当我们公开谈论它时，创伤会逐渐痊愈。让我们一起来谈谈吧！