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疫年紀事：2022上海封城到白紙革命
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February 15, 2025
None of this should be forgotten
我刚看完李厚辰这本书，作为上海封城的亲历者，当时受限于网络也因为忙于工作，没能及时关注和深刻认识这一场灾难的剧痛。当时最大的感受是害怕没有食物，每天都一边看菜谱一边做菜。感谢作者帮我回忆和梳理那一年的点滴，重新撕开伤口，看清楚那一幕幕荒唐和人间悲惨。这一切，包括施暴的行为和反抗的英雄行为，都不该被遗忘。感恩能够读到这本书！谢谢作者记录这一切，分享给这个世界，对于生活在一个阉割环境中的人们，这种记录和分享太重要了。
作者提到的我们生活中的巨大空洞，是我一直以来的疑惑感的根源。作者进一步分析社会和政权运作的内在逻辑，以及如何导致一系列的问题，我身在此山中，现在看清了一些缘由。我在生活中碰到的各种奇怪的事，不论是购物质量问题求助无门还是抗拒去医院看病，都源于此。那种生活中遇到事情的深深的无力感，很多人都有过，正所谓无事你好我好大家好，出点事叫天天不应叫地地不灵。
清醒的人有多少，不知道，看着大家刷那些洗脑的短视频，隐隐担心。
最后，致敬，心怀希望。
As someone who lived through the Shanghai lockdown, I was unable to fully grasp or reflect on the immense pain of that disaster at the time. Being limited access to the internet (due to China’s firewall) and consumed by work, my biggest concern was the fear of running out of food. Each day, I found myself searching for recipes and cooking whatever I could. I’m grateful to the author for helping me revisit and piece together the fragments of that year, reopening wounds and allowing me to see the absurdities and tragedies that unfolded. All of it—the acts of violence and the heroic acts of resistance—should never be forgotten. I am thankful to have read this book. For those of us living in a stifled environment, such records and sharing have always been so important.
The author’s mention of the vast voids in our lives resonates with a sense of confusion I’ve long had. Their analysis of the internal logic behind societal and governmental operations sheds light on many of the issues we face. Living here, I now see some of the underlying causes more clearly. The strange things I encounter in daily life—whether it’s poor quality products with no support or my reluctance to go to the hospital—are all rooted in this. That deep sense of helplessness when things go wrong, the feeling that no one is really there to help, is something many of us have experienced. As they say, “When all is well, everyone’s happy; when something goes wrong, no one answers.”
I don’t know how many people are truly awake to these issues. Watching everyone mindlessly scroll through brainwashing videos on their phones fills me with a subtle anxiety.
Finally, I salute those who stand in resistance, and I hold on to hope.
我刚看完李厚辰这本书，作为上海封城的亲历者，当时受限于网络也因为忙于工作，没能及时关注和深刻认识这一场灾难的剧痛。当时最大的感受是害怕没有食物，每天都一边看菜谱一边做菜。感谢作者帮我回忆和梳理那一年的点滴，重新撕开伤口，看清楚那一幕幕荒唐和人间悲惨。这一切，包括施暴的行为和反抗的英雄行为，都不该被遗忘。感恩能够读到这本书！谢谢作者记录这一切，分享给这个世界，对于生活在一个阉割环境中的人们，这种记录和分享太重要了。
作者提到的我们生活中的巨大空洞，是我一直以来的疑惑感的根源。作者进一步分析社会和政权运作的内在逻辑，以及如何导致一系列的问题，我身在此山中，现在看清了一些缘由。我在生活中碰到的各种奇怪的事，不论是购物质量问题求助无门还是抗拒去医院看病，都源于此。那种生活中遇到事情的深深的无力感，很多人都有过，正所谓无事你好我好大家好，出点事叫天天不应叫地地不灵。
清醒的人有多少，不知道，看着大家刷那些洗脑的短视频，隐隐担心。
最后，致敬，心怀希望。
As someone who lived through the Shanghai lockdown, I was unable to fully grasp or reflect on the immense pain of that disaster at the time. Being limited access to the internet (due to China’s firewall) and consumed by work, my biggest concern was the fear of running out of food. Each day, I found myself searching for recipes and cooking whatever I could. I’m grateful to the author for helping me revisit and piece together the fragments of that year, reopening wounds and allowing me to see the absurdities and tragedies that unfolded. All of it—the acts of violence and the heroic acts of resistance—should never be forgotten. I am thankful to have read this book. For those of us living in a stifled environment, such records and sharing have always been so important.
The author’s mention of the vast voids in our lives resonates with a sense of confusion I’ve long had. Their analysis of the internal logic behind societal and governmental operations sheds light on many of the issues we face. Living here, I now see some of the underlying causes more clearly. The strange things I encounter in daily life—whether it’s poor quality products with no support or my reluctance to go to the hospital—are all rooted in this. That deep sense of helplessness when things go wrong, the feeling that no one is really there to help, is something many of us have experienced. As they say, “When all is well, everyone’s happy; when something goes wrong, no one answers.”
I don’t know how many people are truly awake to these issues. Watching everyone mindlessly scroll through brainwashing videos on their phones fills me with a subtle anxiety.
Finally, I salute those who stand in resistance, and I hold on to hope.
May 7, 2024
第一次看时效性如此强的书，有一种独特的阅读体验。就是这段经历在头脑中留下的印象与呈现为文字的内容之间产生了一种奇妙的张力。一些我们本该在当时就意识到的东西却只能在后来的文字中读到。然而，读到两年前就经历过的种种细节，居然还是有一种不真实感，凸显当时中国社会的魔幻。
三个层次世界的理论对于中国社会的现状，个人认为还是很有解释力的，当基本盘的认知都接受不了“大局观”给出的解释方案的时候，就是信仰的崩溃之时，就是变革发生之时。不管从对抗体制试图消除关于2022的记忆的角度，还是从加速中共叙事崩溃的角度，本书都十分有意义。
从作者对修辞的使用可见其洞察力。
对至少对防疫政策转变产生重大影响的白纸革命的描写似乎略显不足，或许作者认为其本身并没有那么重要。本书后半部分作者似乎有些用力过猛，可以看出哀其不幸，怒其不争的急切。
三个层次世界的理论对于中国社会的现状，个人认为还是很有解释力的，当基本盘的认知都接受不了“大局观”给出的解释方案的时候，就是信仰的崩溃之时，就是变革发生之时。不管从对抗体制试图消除关于2022的记忆的角度，还是从加速中共叙事崩溃的角度，本书都十分有意义。
从作者对修辞的使用可见其洞察力。
对至少对防疫政策转变产生重大影响的白纸革命的描写似乎略显不足，或许作者认为其本身并没有那么重要。本书后半部分作者似乎有些用力过猛，可以看出哀其不幸，怒其不争的急切。
January 6, 2025
一本不能在豆瓣评价的书。一本对中国政府及其所谓强大能力祛魅之书。每个人都应该读一读。中国人的公共生活如此乏善可陈，对社会和政府的运作几乎毫不知情，对中共的残酷视而不见。而很多我在海外遇到的华人每每谈起中国，无外乎高铁基建便利，面露自豪，并以此吐槽所生活的国家，相当可悲。
November 16, 2024
读起此书的时候，当年的情形又历历在目，不堪回首。我要努力把这段经历记下来，告诉世人。非常棒。24-93
November 28, 2024
時間飛馳而過，本以為可以安然無恙，但我們都被2022的浪潮所塑造，深刻而悲哀。
這是一本讀完一氣呵成，又每每使我放下書本，讓淚光不再模糊我的視線的一本書，他的名字叫「歷史」。
這是一本讀完一氣呵成，又每每使我放下書本，讓淚光不再模糊我的視線的一本書，他的名字叫「歷史」。
December 15, 2024
三個層面的意義：對時代的可貴親身且全面紀錄、普通中國人心靈的分析、以及對清教徒式政黨運作極限的揭示。黨國應對瘟疫的歇斯底里非但不是有預謀的戰時狀態預演，而是其與此等原子社會互動邊界的一次試探、一次最終失敗的試探，因著被逼到極限的普通人、義士和勇敢的女性們，以及作為真理而非工具的賽先生。難能可貴處是對問題路徑的規劃，不落虛無縹緲和終極狀態勾畫的窠臼，而是從當前狀態生長，如此相信，值得分享。
January 10, 2026
刚开始很多细节话语是不太同意的，越看越觉得就算立场略有分歧，最后殊途同归。我不期盼中共覆灭，我关心的是人。尽管21年我就润了，22年时什么情况其实都不是很了解，但看到白纸革命的高潮还是哭了。
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