China, as a country with a long history and a vast population, seems to have been consistently hindered by a fundamental characteristic of "following the trend, conforming, making noise, and going with the flow" in its social dynamics. This phenomenon of a disorganized multitude is evident in various aspects, ranging from pyramid schemes and live-streaming sales to historical events like the Cultural Revolution and the reform and opening-up period. Unfortunately, such behavior appears to be unrelated to universal values.