The reasons for the formation of "phone-drowsing tribe" are these

In recent years, with the emergence of smart phones, many people have become "phone-drowsers". Not only do they lower their heads when walking, but they also often lower their heads to play with their phones when having dinner or at parties. This has seriously affected people's normal exchanges and communication. So what is the reason for the formation of the "phone-down tribe"? Most people are not very clear about this. In fact, the formation of the "phone-down tribe" is directly related to the fast-paced life.

1. Reasons for the emergence of "phone-down tribe"

From the perspective of the social environment, the fast-paced life and longer commuting routes in big cities have objectively fragmented private time. There is less and less "whole" time belonging to oneself, but the opportunities to eat and travel alone are increasing. As a result, many young people can only seize the fragmented time and use digital terminals for entertainment and leisure. Digital terminals represented by smartphones provide a wealth of applications, bringing convenience to life and diverse entertainment methods. Smartphones have become an indispensable tool for people who spend their spare time looking down at their phones: browsing the Internet, playing games, watching videos, etc.

2. Problems of people who are addicted to their phones

Studies have shown that long periods of exposure to television and computers every day can overstimulate the brain and lead to a lack of concentration.

With the popularization of smart mobile terminal products such as smartphones and tablets and the development of wireless networks, every gap in daily life is likely to be "eroded" by digital products, and natural communication between people is becoming increasingly lacking.

It is not uncommon for people to sit together but their minds are elsewhere. Whether it is a work meeting, a gathering with friends, or even a date, many people feel that they have nothing to talk about with the person sitting next to them. Instead, they are more interested in a post from a stranger on the Internet or a Weibo post from a celebrity. To be fair, very few of these online instant messages contain important content, and there are no "urgent" matters that need to be dealt with immediately, but so many people are still obsessed with them.

For some young people, this lifestyle is normal, but in the eyes of others, staring at mobile phones and ignoring the people around them may be "rude" and even destroy the beauty of the original life. Well-known food critic Shen Hongfei wrote jokingly in his blog: "People's hearts are scattered, and they can't eat well... Since I joined Weibo, my food photography skills have improved, but my interest in eating food has declined." Digital terminals have gradually distanced us from the true deliciousness of food and the warmth of human interaction.