Sitting around a table are a couple of friends, ready to have a feast together. Ironically, they sit alone with little appetite for chatting with their neighbors.Obviously, the mobile phone,not the dinner, becomes the only thing they see. It's a party dominated by mobile phone—not you, not I.
This picture criticizes people for their indulgence in phones and expresses deep concern about the prospect of the seemingly fraternal modern society driven by social intercourse. It is difficult for the youngsters nowadays to imagine such a time when there was no mobile phone. The phone shackles our lives when bringing us more choices, more freedom and more connectivity.According to a new survey,53% of the mobile phone users experience anxiety when unable to use their devices. Apparently, with frequent and warm social interaction in the past becoming a luxury today, the profound understanding and tolerance is hard to build between us. Holding the phone in hands,people may gradually become too reliant on it to remember the real passion deep inside, thus losing the ability to associate with others in reality
People's dependence on mobile phone—the product of the technology development and human needs—reflects an escape from reality and indifference. To change this situation, we should lay down our phones, raise our heads,stay with our beloved together, and probe into the colorful world.