近年来, “国乙Cos委托”作为一种新兴的社交方式与情感实践在国内青年群体中兴起。不同于传统Cosplay, 它不仅在现实生活中再现虚拟角色的外貌, 更通过仪式化流程、角色扮演与情感互动, 将虚拟体验转译为现实中的临时性的“情感关系空间”。本文试图超越“虚拟—现实”的二元对立, 引入“扮演性书写”这一概念, 以探讨其内部的意义生成与情感机制。研究发现, 其核心在于“瞬间”的营造: Coser借助身体化的演绎与细节化的安排, 使单主感受角色的“降临”; 角色设定的公共性与个体情感差异化的介入, 共同生成独特的情绪记忆。由此, “Cos委托”并非对游戏的简单复刻, 而是在角色界面中, 通过身体与情感的实时互动不断生成新意义、新关系与新自我的创造性实践, 并开辟出虚拟与现实之间的生成性空间。

In recent years, “Chinese otome game Cosplay commission” has emerged as a novel socio-emotional practice among young people in China. Distinct from traditional Cosplay, it goes beyond merely replicating a virtual character' s appearance. Through its ritualized procedures, role-playing, and affective interactions, it translates virtual experiences into a temporary “space of intimate relationship” within reality. This study moves beyond the virtual-reality binary by introducing the concept of “performative scripting” to investigate the internal mechanisms of meaning-making and affective engagement. Our findings reveal that the practice' s core lies in the crafting of “moments”: through embodied performance and meticulous attention to detail, Cosplayers enable their clients to experience the character' s “tangible presence. ” The interplay between the publicly shared character settings and the personalized investment of individual emotions collaboratively generates unique emotional memories. Consequently, “Cosplay commission” is not a simple reproduction of the game but a creative practice. Within the framework of the character, it continuously generates new meanings, new relationships, and new selves through real-time physical and emotional interaction, thereby opening up a generative space between the virtual and the real.