With industrialization, information, and intelligentization, the world, as a massive factory, continues to produce increasingly homogeneous products. In turn, t

With industrialization, information, and intelligentization, the world, as a massive factory, continues to produce increasingly homogeneous products. In turn, the things we see, hear, and learn further reinforce this homogenization. Amid this torrent of information, we find ourselves trapped in an "information cocoon." The ease of accessing information has made us overly reliant on passive consumption, leaving us unwilling to engage in deeper, critical thinking—precisely the foundation of what makes us unique.