In the fast-paced era, countless young people have been coerced by the Internet's poisonous chicken soup and time-travel rebirth short dramas. They regard the perfect life in the script as a realistic standard, and they are avoiding marriage, refusing to take responsibility, and staying single to escape the trivialities of life. The author combines real cases, compares the years spent by his parents with fireworks, tears away the veil of virtual illusion, and reminds young people to distinguish between ideals and reality, put aside their impetuousness and cowardice, shoulder the responsibilities of life, and protect the fireworks of thousands of families that continue from generation to generation.
Purpose: This article reflects on the erosion of fast-food Internet culture on contemporary youth's views on marriage and love, criticizes the illusory life created by rebirth short dramas, which causes young people to avoid marriage and fear responsibilities, and advocates the public to escape from virtual illusions, accept life's shortcomings, cherish the fireworks of the world, and have the courage to assume the responsibilities of life.