Anonymous
（This is a short creative writing piece and the second work in the spectre series. This series was anonymously submitted by a member of UHHC.）
This article is from Zeitgeist: An Open Quarterly for Ethics and Human Values, an open quarterly journal focused on ethics and human values, published by the UHHC cooperative organization. It was edited by Peter Tian from the UHHC Operations Office. Images are sourced from the internet; if any infringement occurs, we will remove them immediately. All copyrights belong to the author. In case of infringement, both UHHC and the author will pursue legal liability.
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We are a group of middle school students who are passionate about the humanities—history, art, music, philosophy, theater, and more. Our alliance currently consists of 11 student clubs and 36 independent members, spread across 14 cities in China (Beijing, Shenzhen, Shanghai, Nanjing, Huizhou, Hong Kong, Shenyang, Dongguan, Nanchang, Qingdao, Zhangjiagang, Xiamen, Hangzhou, Tongling), as well as Diamond Bar, California, USA; Newton Township, Pennsylvania, USA; and Toronto, Canada. Our members come from 35 secondary schools.
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