Week 3） What can we learn from a breaching experiment?

 Through this experiment, we can expand our thinking.Everything that happens in social life can't help but let us think about it from a different perspective.Everyone in society is a stand-up performer. What everyone does and wants to express, wants the audience to feel. These are the things I learned and thought about through this experiment.

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