Traditionally, plush toys are considered exclusive to children. Nowadays, this category of toys also attracts many adults. Many adults love plush toys even more than children.

　　Some people adopt abandoned plush toys and spend their spare time researching how to repair them. Some regularly share photos of plush toys, and some take plush toys to travel. Many people even regard plush toys as a living individual, injecting their soul into them, making them exclusive items with accompanying and healing functions.

　　Behind the emotional sustenance and personification of plush toys is a manifestation of the continuous development of the "healing economy" in our country. As a new business form, the "healing economy" stems from the real need of people to decompress and relax, which determines that its main mode is to decompress consumers and provide relaxation places, products, and services.

　　Despite the continuous development of the social economy and the continuous improvement of material standards, some people still face tremendous pressure in their work and life, and this pressure can make people feel increasingly lonely and their sense of belonging unsatisfied. Prolonged exposure to stressful environments can also have an impact on normal social life, making emotional relationships vulnerable and placing emotions on others very difficult. As the number of people who need to release stress and emotional sustenance gradually increases, a "healing economy" based on plush toys and other carriers has emerged.

　　As a "healing carrier", plush toys are popular among the "healed" population due to their diverse shapes, soft materials, and other characteristics.

　　Research has shown that in the adult world, a plush toy with a soft and delicate feel can relieve the pressure on young people's work and life.

　　Psychologist Donald Winnicott refers to plush toys as "transitional objects", becoming an important member of the only child's childhood companion and giving them a greater sense of belonging. As children grow up, their dependence on comfort toys does not diminish with age, but rather produces an increasing sense of dependence. Research has shown that the connection between this group and comfort products can still help these young people adapt to the stress of life even after they grow up.

　　In fact, whether it's a plush toy or a "healing economy", its essence is the result of the psychological pressure and burden that people generate in their work and life, which need to be released through some means or something.

　　People seek comfort from plush toys and put their emotions into plush toys. In addition to regaining childhood memories, they are more of a good medicine for relieving the lonely spiritual world in a time of increasingly rich material life and diverse consumption forms.