A growing number of Chinese young generations are looking for new methods to relieve（缓解）stress, which include raising unusual "pets", hugging（拥抱）trees, watching stress relief videos and playing other stress-relieving toys.
A new toy called "mango dog" recently is becoming popular among young people. . The process of making "mango dogs" allows them to free themselves from the anxieties of work and study. This is not the first time that young people have raised unusual "pets". For example, college students have shared online their experiences of raising stones and paper box "dogs". These "pets" share similar characteristics—they don't cry, make noise or get sick.
. "You may think you are hugging the tree, but in fact, the tree is hugging you," says a young man. The same feeling is shared by those who have experienced tree hugging. They say that their anxiety has been relieved. . In some big cities, some people have even organized tree hugging interest groups and regularly plan tree hugging activities.
At the same time, a young media worker finds the joy in watching fun videos before sleeping. "I especially enjoy watching stress relief videos, like washing blankets and cutting soap. . It helps me fall asleep more easily."
The popularity of these stress relief methods reflects young people's need to relieve emotional pressure. According to public data, there are more than 800 companies in China with names, businesses, products, or services with the term "stress relief". .
A. Tree hugging is another choice
B. Other toys have also become popular
C. Playing with Chinese puzzles is comfortable
D. For the youth, the "mango dog" has special meaning
E. They also feel a connection with nature by hugging trees
F. After watching them, I feel the stress of the day is relieved
G. And the number is expected to grow even higher in the future
