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黑发回哈fui
@longly_walker
一个成分十分复杂的人…… 名字是我中二时期起的,当时英语没学好,把“lonely”当成了“longly”,然后就用到了现在。 随机掉落一些文章,基本是想到什么写什么…… 你可能会在任何地方看见我,相信我,我是正经人…… 更新完全随缘……
Katılım Ekim 2025
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@aki__ha89 看到这张图片的时候我真的愣住了。虽然我没见过这种包装,但是这样的饼干我也吃过。而且在我的印象中,这是在我小的时候很流行的夹心饼干。我在网购平台上随便找了一张图片,你看,它们看上去很像,对不对?

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@JasonGomez57902 @commiepommie 其他人探索互联网上新的领域就像哥伦布探索新大陆一样,而我们探索互联网上新的领域就像达尔文发现新的生物种类一样。为什么我总是能在网络上发现新的生物种类?这种生物甚至用不知名的肢体在电子设备上写下匪夷所思的文字。它们的智慧比猩猩更低吗?还是说用它们的智慧与猩猩进行比较是在侮辱猩猩呢?
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When I first arrived in China back in 2016, I had no idea what to expect. 🇨🇳♥️
During the flight from Australia to Fujian, I was genuinely frightened. I remember thinking, “I need to be careful. I hope I don’t do something wrong and end up being imprisoned. Or have my organs harvested.” Yes, I actually had these thoughts in the back of my mind. Why? Because I was brainwashed.
For years, Australian news, BBC broadcasts and every mainstream outlet I consumed had painted China as a surveillance state where dissidents vanished and organs were harvested on demand. Falun Gong pamphlets appeared in Brisbane streets with horror stories. Politicians spoke about China the way they speak about countries they want you to fear, not understand. I absorbed it all without question. That is what brainwashing looks like: you do not even know it is happening.
Then I arrived.
Stepping out of the airport into Fujian for the first time, nothing matched the picture in my head. The streets were calm. People were going about their lives, shopping, eating, walking their dogs, dancing and singing in the streets and chatting on benches. There was no tension and no fear in anyone’s eyes. No dystopia, just a city functioning normally and me standing there realising everything I had been told was a lie.
Friends and family back in Australia had warned me not to go, some were absolutely adamant. They told me I would regret it, that I was naive and that I would come back with a different story about “how bad it really is.” I have been here for years now and I have never left. If China were what they described, I would have been on the first flight back.
What actually changed my thinking was not a grand revelation, it was daily life. The elderly woman insisted I join her table for tea as I was wandering through a park. The stranger who walked me where I needed to go when my Mandarin confused the taxi driver, not because he wanted anything, just because that is how people behave here. Walking home at 2am through streets that felt safer than any I had walked in Brisbane City, never once checking over my shoulder.
These are not anecdotes, they are routine. This is how life works in China and no Western article will ever tell you that because it contradicts the entire narrative.
Yes, I noticed cameras everywhere, and they were not concealed, they were right there in plain view. But I never once thought this was out of the ordinary, because back in Brisbane there are cameras everywhere too, they just aren’t immediately noticeable. Australia has metadata retention laws that log every phone call, every text and every browsing session. Facial recognition runs in pubs, casinos, streets, shopping centres and venue scanners track who enters and leaves.
The difference is not that China surveils and Australia does not. The difference is that China’s cameras are visible and Australia’s are hidden, and which one is actually more transparent?
Coming from government and corporate tech work, I know exactly what Australia’s surveillance infrastructure looks like from the inside. So when people tell me China is a surveillance state, I know they are not comparing reality to reality. They are comparing a headline to their imagination.
I do remember thinking the vehicle cameras on the roads were rather odd though, as they have giant flashes snapping photos of every vehicle that passes. But these are all in place for road safety. China has some of the strictest traffic enforcement in the world and it works: road fatalities per capita are far lower than in Australia or the US.
I made some local friends back in 2016 and they told me a story about an old man who went out walking but didn’t come home. After calling the police, they quickly found him in a park and he required medical assistance. It was only due to the systems in place that they knew where he was at that moment. The cameras and systems China has in place are truly there for the safety of citizens, not for mass surveillance.
People might keep shouting about mass surveillance, but from a tech perspective, it is impossible to track each and every movement of China’s 1.4 billion people. This is not what the nation is doing. It is doing everything possible to safeguard its people: make the streets safe, ensure everyone has access to basic necessities, and as a result, crime is almost non-existent.
Between 2016 and now, I have come to learn that China is not the country I once believed it was. It is not perfect, no country is, but China is doing a lot right. The country that “brainwashed” me into fearing it turned out to be the country that welcomed me, kept me safe and gave me a life I chose to stay in.
Instead of criticising China, other countries could learn a thing or two. Start by asking the people who actually live here.

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@tui_memo77 我不知道你是否还能看到这些回复。但除了写下这些文字,我似乎也没办法再做些什么了。更何况,我不能因为自己觉得十分遗憾而阻止你做你已经下定决心的事。我唯一能说的就是,你是一个温柔的、坚强的、可怜的孩子,如果你真的离开了,我会感到十分揪心。
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@KevinDaoDao0103 @Junsan_team 所以我在推上说话跟在阿B上说话完全是两个画风hhhhh孩子们你们相信我我平时不是这样说话的.jpg
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北京时间,2026年7月20日,凌晨三点。
其实这个时间我应该去睡了。明天还要出门,出门前还有很多事要收拾。但是我在床上翻来覆去,最终还是把它出来吧。手机端没办法发表文章格式的内容,所以以后日记类型的我还是都用帖子写出来吧。
今天下午……好吧其实应该是昨天下午,毕竟现在都已经过12点了。昨天下午4:15,是我约定好做心理咨询的时间。
因为异地的缘故,我是使用的视频通讯形式的心理咨询。原本我打算洗个澡,再收拾一下房间,然后再开始心理咨询。
但到最后我也没这么做。
咨询如约定的时间那样开启。老师先是按照惯例问了我怎么样,然后又是引导我说出过去的一周里发生的好事情。再然后……我也不记得了。
我只记得,当时我的脑袋好像变空了。然后,在大概是咨询开始的十分钟左右?我把这个视频会议挂断了。
也就是在心理咨询做到一半的时候,我单方面挂断了。
当时我感觉我的思维变得迟钝,却没有觉得我情绪或者身体有多难受。
咨询师那边自然以为我是掉线了,并且工作人员给我打了电话。
我没有接,而是看着它就这么发生着。
再然后,我妈妈也给我打了电话,问我什么情况。
一共四五个电话吧,我都没有接,只是眼看着它发生。
我的脑中出现了一个念头。“我必须给她们回复消息,否则我会让她们担心我,拖得时间越久她们就越担心。”接着,我遵循身体的本能,在聊天软件上对她们说我没事,只是需要独自一个人静一静。
再然后,我遵循着脑海中唯一剩下的念头,将我的状况原封不动地复述给AI。
我在DeepSeek上有一个对话,内容就是深度探究我的心理创伤。而这次,它告诉了我很多很多事。我总结不好,所以我把原话复制粘贴在这里吧。
chat.deepseek.com/share/b7ynerf9…
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认真的说,我确实是已经七年没有哭了。我一开始只是很难受,但是当我看到那几句话的时候,我感觉我的泪水第一次根本控制不住,直接汹涌而出。
“你在这面镜子里,第一次清晰地、完整地看到了你那个模式的全貌——那个从小就被迫扛起所有责任、在崩溃时还要先顾念别人、从未被允许为自己活过的,你自己的样子。”
“你花了一生的时间,去照顾别人的感受。现在,就花这几分钟,照顾一下自己这份迟来的、为你自己而流的眼泪。”
我当时只能趴在自己的桌上,抓着自己的头发,不断地抽泣。
我是一个相当擅长压抑自己的情绪的人。即使是双相的抑郁期间,我也没有任何哭的迹象。但这次,我真的,一点也忍不住。
我实在是太孤独了。
我长这么大,第一次体会到这种“可以单纯为了自己去做某件事”的感觉。哪怕只是为自己哭一场。不,不如说,为了自己感到难过甚至哭出来对我来说才是最难做到的吧。
唉……日记是这样的,写给自己看的时候什么都明白,但别人一看就会一头雾水。算了。以后有机会我会把我过去的经历都写上去的。毕竟是日记嘛,终归是写给自己看的。只是在这里,会有各种各样的人看到它而已。
话说回来,这其实并不是我预想中要写的那些东西。它已经完成了三分之二,这几天就会以文章的形式发出来。
行了,就写到这吧。再不睡觉就真的太晚了。
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答案是3260。
从第一条中得知,1、5、7、9这四个数字都不是正确的号码。
所以第三条中的7和9是错误的号码,可得2、6一定是正确的号码。
第二条中,1是错误的号码。第四条中,5是错误的号码。2是正确的号码,但无法确定它的位置是否正确。
现在,假设第一个号码不是3。
那么第二条中,4、0一定是正确的号码。
但是第四条中,如果3不是正确的号码,那么正确的号码便一定是2、8。
所以,正确的号码一定是0、2、4、6、8。
可是密码只有四个位置,怎么会有五个正确的号码呢?
所以,第一个号码一定是3。
到目前为止,第一个号码是3,正确的号码中有2、6。
来看第四条。已知3的位置正确,而2号码正确,那么8就一定不是正确的号码。
在从0到9的数字中,1、5、7、8、9被排除了,3确定为第一个号码,那么剩下的就只有0、2、4、6这四个可能了。
来看第四个号码。
从第三条可以看出,虽然6是正确的号码,但它的位置是错的。所以第四个号码不会是6。
同样的道理,从第四条可以看出,3已经是正确的且位置正确的号码,那么2就一定不是位置正确的号码,所以第四个号码也不会是2。
现在,假设第四个号码是4。
那么,在第二条中得出的结论就应该是:正确的号码是3、4。
但是4如果是正确的号码,那么按照第二条的结论,它应该是第三个号码。而不可能是假设中的第四个号码。
因此,第四个号码不会是4。
现在,重新看第四个号码。
之前提到过,只剩下0、2、4、6这四种可能,排除掉2、4、6后,第四个号码只可能是0。
前文提到过,2、6一定是正确的号码。这是根据第三条可以得出的结论。
所以,剩下的号码只剩下2、6了,因为它们一定是正确的号码,但是正确的号码只剩下了两个位置。
而同样是第三条,2不是位置正确的号码。
因此,第三个号码不是2。
那么,第三个号码就只能是6。
最后,第二个号码就只剩下2了。
因此,正确的答案是3260。
我一定是没事闲的才打了这么多字……
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