Chinese youth started bricklaying with moss instead of children and pets "Without cats, without dates, I started raising bricks," wrote one of the owners. The new hobby, according to the users, is easier than taking care of houseplants, and cheaper than raising children or keeping pets. You just have to spray the bricks with water several times a day and wait for the moss spores to attach to the surface and germinate. "Brick gives me a sense of security that is much more grounded than many relationships," said another. By the way, the hashtag dedicated to the trend has already received more than 5 million views on the Chinese social network Weibo. The world is burning, and we are in Zen.

Chinese youth started bricklaying with moss instead of children and pets "Without cats, without dates, I started raising bricks," wrote one of the owners. The new hobby, according to the users, is easier than taking care of houseplants, and cheaper than raising children or keeping pets. You just have to spray the bricks with water several times a day and wait for the moss spores to attach to the surface and germinate. "Brick gives me a sense of security that is much more grounded than many relationships," said another. By the way, the hashtag dedicated to the trend has already received more than 5 million views on the Chinese social network Weibo. The world is burning, and we are in Zen.