A composition about civilizing the Internet and building harmony

Civilized Internet access to build harmony

There is a famous saying in Dickens's "A Tale of Two Cities": "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times." Use this One sentence is apt to describe the network information age. Nowadays, network technology is changing with each passing day, and while it brings incredible surprises to people's lives, it also tests people's moral bottom line from another aspect, which is evident from online speech.

There is no doubt that this is the best of times: online communication breaks through the traditional closed form of news and speech, and "blogs" provide netizens with a platform for mutual communication and learning... However, friends , we should understand that there are traps and sharp edges hidden under this beautiful appearance. Virtual time and space, like real society, is a world where light and darkness coexist: embracing light is equivalent to embracing a brilliant future; embracing darkness is like walking into an abyss, and it is difficult to regain a new life. This is the most beautiful and cruelest world. As the younger generation, how should we rebuild our own spiritual embankments today when the fortress of moral civilization has been knocked open?

As individuals, in real life and in cyberspace, we all strive to pursue truth, goodness, and beauty. No one is willing to show his evil side in reality, because "civilization" makes the most The ugly soul also has a deep understanding of what should be spurned or pursued hard. However, in the unrestricted virtual time and space of the Internet, selfishness, narrow-mindedness, meanness and other "devils" lurking deep in people's hearts quietly extend their tentacles, looking for opportunities to show a ferocious smile under the cover of night.

We don’t want to hear unfounded dirty words after dawn that we don’t want to believe, and we don’t want to see others poking at our backs; we don’t want to put ourselves in others’ shoes and think about it, whether others also Same? For example, the "Pornographic Photogate" incident that caused quite a stir on the Internet a while ago involved many artists and caused an uproar in society. In response to this incident, some netizens launched a massive verbal attack on the artists involved, regardless of the authenticity of the information, and there was no shortage of all kinds of obscene words. If this is true, we should not be so wantonly abusive; what's more, some artists who were not involved in the case have also suffered personal attacks, endured tremendous psychological pressure, and suffered severe psychological trauma.

Let those hurtful remarks fade away over time. We don’t need to let the Internet help us record the narrow-mindedness of our past.

The Internet gives us the space to vent and doodle at will when we are helpless, and gives us the right to express our feelings. However, we should not wantonly slander or accuse others when we have no intention of harming them.

A few years ago, Bai Ye and Han Han, two generations in the literary world, had a debate on their blogs about "what is real literature" and "what is the meaning of the literary world?" This itself was a serious academic discussion, but in the end it turned into insults, intimidation, and a torrential attack on each other, becoming a spectacular "online scolding war." Subsequently, many "swearing wars" broke out, affecting the daily oral communication of many young people. Swearing without a single curse word, and angering without a word of hate caused a very negative social impact.

In fact, the Internet is not innocent. Whether we can make good use of the "double-edged sword" of the Internet depends entirely on ourselves. There is nothing wrong with refuting opinions that are contrary to one's own, but as Voltaire said: "I do not agree with your point of view, but I firmly defend your right to say it." We should respect others when we refute others.

By surfing the Internet in a civilized manner and making good use of the modern tool of the Internet, we can find the pure land of "truth, goodness and beauty" in the colorful online world.