《经济学人》为什么数以百万计的中国人开始偷偷做心理咨询?
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:02 | China | 中国 |
| 0:06 | Mental health and treatment | 精神健康和治疗 |
| 0:09 | Help wanted | 需要帮助 |
| 0:11 | Care is patchy and uneven, but the government wants change | 照顾是杂乱无章,但政府想要改变 |
| 0:16 | Half of Xiaoyao's clients, who are mostly women aged between 20 and 40, | 小尧一半的客户 大多是20到40岁的女性 |
| 0:22 | do not tell their parents that they pay 500 yuan, that's 75 dollars, for counselling sessions. | 不要告诉父母 他们支付500元人民币,即75美元, 咨询会。 |
| 0:30 | The 33-year-old psychological counsellor says that older generations tend to take mental health less seriously | 33岁的心理辅导员说, 年长的几代人往往不太重视精神健康 |
| 0:37 | and ask, this is just unhappiness, isn't it? | 问,这只是不幸福,不是吗? |
| 0:40 | Aren't you overthinking things? | 难道你没有想太多吗? |
| 0:43 | In a highly competitive society that has undergone deep economic and social change, | 在一个经历了深刻的经济和社会变革的高度竞争的社会里, |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | China | 中国 |
| 2 | Mental health and treatment | 精神健康和治疗 |
| 3 | Help wanted | 需要帮助 |
| 4 | Care is patchy and uneven, but the government wants change | 照顾是杂乱无章,但政府想要改变 |
| 5 | Half of Xiaoyao's clients, who are mostly women aged between 20 and 40, | 小尧一半的客户 大多是20到40岁的女性 |
| 6 | do not tell their parents that they pay 500 yuan, that's 75 dollars, for counselling sessions. | 不要告诉父母 他们支付500元人民币,即75美元, 咨询会。 |
| 7 | The 33-year-old psychological counsellor says that older generations tend to take mental health less seriously | 33岁的心理辅导员说, 年长的几代人往往不太重视精神健康 |
| 8 | and ask, this is just unhappiness, isn't it? | 问,这只是不幸福,不是吗? |
| 9 | Aren't you overthinking things? | 难道你没有想太多吗? |
| 10 | In a highly competitive society that has undergone deep economic and social change, | 在一个经历了深刻的经济和社会变革的高度竞争的社会里, |
| 11 | many Chinese struggle with mental health. | 许多中国人为心理健康而斗争. |
| 12 | A new study shows a surge over the past three decades in mental illness, | 一项新的研究表明,在过去30年里,精神疾病激增, |
| 13 | and though more sufferers now seek help, psychiatric services remain limited. | 虽然现在有更多的患者寻求帮助,但精神病治疗服务仍然有限。 |
| 14 | Meanwhile, a nascent therapy sector is largely unregulated and often hard to afford. | 与此同时,新生的治疗部门基本上不受管制,往往难以负担。 |
| 15 | The study, published in The Lancet, a British medical journal, | 该研究发表在英国医学期刊《柳叶刀》上, |
| 16 | offers the most comprehensive estimate to date of mental disorders prevalence in China, | 提供了迄今为止对中国精神疾病流行情况的最全面估计, |
| 17 | with 191 million cases in 2023, equivalent to about one in seven Chinese. | 2023年有1.91亿病例,相当于中国七分之一左右. |
| 18 | That was 46% more than in 1990, but after allowing for the country being older and more populous, | 这比1990年增加了46%,但在允许该国人口老化之后, |
| 19 | the estimated prevalence was 14.6% higher. | 估计患病率增加14.6%。 |
| 20 | Because these are modelled estimates, based on sometimes sparse data and diagnoses, | 因为这些是模型化的估计, 依据有时稀少的数据和诊断, |
| 21 | these figures are likely to be an underestimate of the true picture. | 这些数字很可能低估了真实情况。 |
| 22 | Anxiety and depression are the most common illnesses, | 焦虑和抑郁是最常见的疾病, |
| 23 | while eating disorders have grown at the fastest rate. | 而饮食失调则以最快的速度增长。 |
| 24 | Though social stigma and a reluctance to acknowledge mental illness have long prevailed, | 虽然社会耻辱和不愿承认精神病早已盛行, |
| 25 | calls for help are growing. | 要求帮助的呼声在增加。 |
| 26 | The pandemic marked a turning point, says Li Jiang of the University of California Davis, | 加利福尼亚大学戴维斯分校的李江 |
| 27 | author of a book on anxiety and psychotherapy in China. | 中国焦虑与心理治疗著作作者. |
| 28 | Lockdowns led to spikes in depression and anxiety. | 封锁导致抑郁症和焦虑症激增。 |
| 29 | People grew more sympathetic to others suffering from mental illness | 人们越来越同情精神疾病患者 |
| 30 | and more accepting of their own problems, as Jiang says. | 更能接受他们自己的问题,正如蒋所说。 |
| 31 | During the pandemic, many Chinese sought counselling for the first time. | 在疫情期间,许多华人首次寻求咨询. |
| 32 | Unable to leave home with the therapist's sofa out of bounds, they jumped straight to the screen. | 无法带着治疗师的沙发离开家,他们跳到屏幕上。 |
| 33 | Self-help and psychological services have boomed online. | 自助和心理服务在网上蓬勃发展. |
| 34 | Tens of millions use apps, selling counselling sessions and other courses. | 数千万人使用应用软件,出售咨询课程和其他课程。 |
| 35 | Many also take advantage of free resources. | 许多人还利用免费资源。 |
| 36 | New government hotlines for psychological support got more than 700,000 calls in 2025 | 2025年,新的政府心理支助热线接到70多万通电话 |
| 37 | and 900,000 in the first half of this year. | 和90万 在今年上半年。 |
| 38 | Another paper in The Lancet in 2021 found that of 1,007 Chinese surveyed with a depressive disorder, | 2021年"柳叶刀"的另一篇论文发现,在被调查患有抑郁症的1,007名华人中, |
| 39 | only just 9.5% got treatment, while a mere 0.5% were treated adequately. | 只有9.5%得到治疗,而只有0.5%得到适当治疗。 |
| 40 | The government now aims to build a nationwide system of psychological support and crisis intervention by 2030, | 政府现在的目标是在2030年之前建立一个全国性的心理支持和危机干预系统, |
| 41 | giving more people access to drug-based treatments and psychotherapy. | 使更多的人能够获得药物治疗和心理治疗。 |
| 42 | Plans include counselling rooms in every school, psychiatric services in at least one hospital in every county, | 计划包括每个学校的咨询室,每个县至少一所医院的精神病服务, |
| 43 | and more mental health professionals. | 和更多的精神健康专业人员。 |
| 44 | Fears of social instability inform some of the official urgency. | 对社会不稳定的恐惧使一些人意识到官方的紧迫性。 |
| 45 | In June, a private pilot crashed into Beijing's tallest tower, killing himself. | 6月,一名私人飞行员撞上北京最高的塔楼,自杀身亡. |
| 46 | A rare security breach in the capital. | 首都罕见的安全漏洞. |
| 47 | Investigators claim the man suffered from anxiety and suicidal thoughts. | 调查人员声称此人患有焦虑和自杀性想法. |
| 48 | In 2024, a spate of violent attacks, including vehicle ramming and stabbings against members of the public, | 2024年,一连串暴力袭击,包括车辆撞撞和刺伤公众, |
| 49 | was a source of official concern about mental health. | 引起官方对精神健康的关注。 |
| 50 | Experts described the attacks as revenge on society committed by men angry about their financial situation | 专家们称,这些袭击是因经济状况而愤怒的人对社会的报复。 |
| 51 | or perceived unfairness towards them. | 或认为他们是不公平的。 |
| 52 | The Communist Party, with its mania for lists and slogans, stepped up the monitoring of | 共产党对名单和口号疯狂,加紧监测 |
| 53 | individuals, i.e. | 个人,即: |
| 54 | those with no spouse, children, job or assets, or suffering from investment failures, | 没有配偶、子女、工作或资产或因投资失败而受害的人, |
| 55 | life setbacks, relationship conflicts, emotional imbalance or mental disorders. | 生活挫折,关系冲突,情感失衡或精神障碍. |
| 56 | China's very low rates of identifying and treating mental illness may at last be improving. | 中国识别和治疗精神疾病的比率很低,但这一比率最终可能正在提高。 |
| 57 | Yuan Chengmei of Shanghai Mental Health Centre, or SMHC, a top mental health hospital, | 上海市精神卫生中心的袁成梅, 或SMHC,一所顶级精神卫生医院, |
| 58 | points to greater public awareness and better identification of milder cases of mental distress. | 这表明,公众提高了认识,更好地识别了较轻的心理困扰病例。 |
| 59 | Yet problems of capacity, affordability and sound regulation remain. | 然而,能力、承受能力和健全监管等问题依然存在。 |
| 60 | China has far fewer psychotherapists per head of population than the West. | 中国人均心理治疗师远少于西方。 |
| 61 | Dr Yuan says that even SMHC, with a much higher concentration of qualified staff than elsewhere in China, | 袁医生说,即使SMHC, 与中国其他地方相比, 合格工作人员的集中程度要高得多, |
| 62 | struggles to keep up with growing demand. | 努力跟上不断增长的需求。 |
| 63 | One response at SMHC has been to institute more group counselling. | 最高健康委员会的一个回应是建立更多的集体咨询。 |
| 64 | Elsewhere, however, counselling is a free-for-all with no standardised licence requirements. | 然而,在其他地方,咨询是免费的,没有标准化的许可证要求。 |
| 65 | Reports of fraud and malpractice abound. | 大量关于欺诈和渎职的报告。 |
| 66 | Online platforms are strengthening their requirements for trained and experienced counsellors, | 在线平台正在加强对训练有素和经验丰富的辅导员的要求, |
| 67 | while professional associations promote their codes of ethics. | 专业协会宣传其道德守则。 |
| 68 | But the government expends more energy hunting down AI chatbots that lead to emotional dependence | 但政府花更多的精力 捕捉导致情感依赖的AI聊天机器人 |
| 69 | than regulating real-life therapists. | 比规范现实治疗师。 |
| 70 | Affordability remains a big problem. | 负担能力仍然是一个大问题。 |
| 71 | Many of those who need care most are least able to pay for it. | 许多最需要照顾的人最没有能力支付费用。 |
| 72 | Five years into a property crisis, local governments have less cash to invest in mental health. | 在一场财产危机的五年中,地方政府在精神保健方面的投资较少。 |
| 73 | Meanwhile, more needs to be done to promote awareness and acceptance. | 与此同时,需要做更多的工作来提高认识和促进接受。 |
| 74 | In China, Shen Jingbing, mentally ill person, remains a common insult. | 在中国,精神病患者沈静冰仍是常见的侮辱行为. |
| 75 | Younger people are chipping away against stubborn stigmas around mental health. | 年轻人正在与固执的对心理健康的污名作斗争。 |
| 76 | To many of them, says SMHC, counselling is like a Fudalka, | 对很多人来说 SMHC 咨询就像福达尔卡 |
| 77 | just another remedial class that students take for hard subjects. | 只是另一个补习课 学生为难科目。 |
| 78 | Even so, as more people become open to counselling, they do not all understand what it entails. | 即便如此,随着更多的人愿意接受咨询,他们并不都明白咨询意味着什么。 |
| 79 | Counselling is a slow process, says Dr Yuan, but many clients think they will get better after just one or two sessions. | 袁医生说,咨询是一个缓慢的过程,但许多客户认为只要一两次就能够好转. |
| 80 | And, as Shao also points out, even those who do understand, | 而且,正如绍也指出, 即使那些理解的人, |
| 81 | often reduce or give up their attendance after being sacked or seeing their pay cut. | 在被解雇或工资被削减后,他们往往减少或放弃出勤。 |
| 82 | For now, treatment for mental illness remains a luxury that mainly the better-off can afford. | 目前,治疗精神疾病仍然是一项奢侈品,主要是较富裕的人能够负担得起。 |
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