1. War-torn Ukraine has become the height of public opinion

Everyone is talking about the Russo-Ukrainian war.

Like a brainstorm, people start to focus on the information they have about the latest war situation, and then bounce back and forth between the inherent knowledge and reality information, from the people's peace of "ice dun dun" to the dark version of the new traffic code "Ukraine", as quickly as a dream in the metasverse.

Click on each platform consultation, the content pushed is dazzling. But what you see is not always what you see. All you see is edited. And that's what "all content" has in common.

2. The short frequency of "anti-intelligence" : Information explosion makes it difficult to distinguish true from false

Like this picture of Ukraine that's been trending on social media recently:

A beautiful Ukrainian girl is sitting on a bus, holding a mobile phone in her right hand just like you in front of the screen. Her calm expression seems to say that life is going well, but her left hand holding a long gun reveals the seriousness and uncontrollable situation.

The passenger behind her looks out the window with mixed expressions.

'This is Ukraine now,' the commentary said. 'Even girls go to war.'

Another picture shows young boys and girls holding hands and saluting Ukrainian military vehicles. "These are Ukrainian children seeing off soldiers who are leaving for the front.

These information is undoubtedly challenging our visual bottom line, each piece is extremely explosive, traction people.

But is this the truth?

On another platform, the truth is:

The girl with the gun is not from Ukraine, but from Russia, and lives in Novosibirsk as an IG celebrity.

The child's injuries were the result of an explosion in Syria in '18, while she was being treated in a hospital that had no connection to Ukraine.

Smart AI big data systems know how to stir up emotions, and in their underlying logic, "excitement" and "curiosity" are far more important than "truth." The images of children saluting military vehicles had surfaced in 2016 and had no connection to Ukraine.

3. How to "encircle" inside and outside the city?

Judging shredded information in the third person is "distorted".

Is in the "besieged city" outside of us, it is difficult to do real empathy.

For example, after the Russia-Ukraine war, the lives of the people on the front lines changed dramatically:

"Both of our offices have been closed and all of our employees are trying to get out of this dangerous situation," wrote Alexey Gulesha of Sivak & Partner from a bomb shelter in Kiev, Ukraine. "But there are bombings in every city, so there is almost no safe place now," he added.

"My mother and I had packed water and warm clothes and were ready to flee to the shelter," said designer Katerina Kovalenko. "I hated all this. My plans for my life, my plans to continue to learn, to design and practice, to meet with clients, to attend lectures on architecture, had to come to a halt, and the country had to come to a standstill. Hide under it."

For example, when we experienced COVID-19 in 20 years, we were forced to stay at home and reported to each other on wechat groups after taking our temperature every day. For example, people still need to report their travel code and health card and nucleic acid test report when taking public transportation.

Many Ukrainians took refuge in bomb shelters and subway stations, and confined Spaces in basements were certainly the best alternative to being on the streets.

How to build a haven for the vagrant heart in the "inner city"?

How to stick to this rare sense of security outside the city?

"Encirclement" inside and outside, how heart to heart?

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At present, it is urgent to pay attention to the underground ecological problems. No one can be completely immune from the problems inside and outside the city.

Together we can fight the damage, and we can rebuild the garden of joy.