Article in English: You may feel overwhelmed when surrounded by large groups of people or lots of children. Sometimes these situations are unavoidable, like at a family function or a business conference. While you may not be able to fully escape the situation, you can take a break to help you recover from overload.  Trying to "tough it out" will only make things worse and make it take even longer to recover. Taking a break can help you recharge and remove you from the situation before it becomes unbearable.  Respond to your needs early on, and they will be easier to handle. If you are in public, consider excusing yourself to the bathroom, or say "I need some air" and go outside for a few minutes. If you are in a home, see if there's a place to lie down and briefly rest. Say "I need some alone time" if people are trying to follow you when you can't handle it. It is important for you to learn your limits and set boundaries, but also not to limit yourself too much so that you become bored. Make sure your basic needs are met, as your threshold for stimulation may be affected things like hunger, exhaustion, loneliness, and physical pain. At the same time, make sure you aren't stretching yourself too thin.  Meeting these essential needs is important for everyone, but it may be especially important for highly sensitive people or those with SPD. When dealing with situations that may cause sensory overload, set some limits. If noise is bothersome, consider going to restaurants or shopping malls at quieter hours of the day and not during rush. You may want to set limits on how much time you spend watching tv or on a computer, or socializing with friends and family. If a big event is coming up, prepare yourself throughout the day to handle the situation to the best of your ability.  You may need to set limits on conversations. If long conversations drain you, politely excuse yourself. If you are a caretaker or parent, monitor the child's activity and find patterns of when too much tv or computer starts to be overloading. It can take...

Summary in Chinese:
让感官休息一下。 找到一个平衡点。 设定自己的界限。 给自己恢复时间。 考虑使用应对技巧来处理压力。 尝试职业疗法。