Aphasia in the Wave of Screen Siege

The endless short video push by algorithms and the rapid proliferation of bad memes on the Internet are quietly changing the language and way of thinking of the new generation of teenagers. The world is accustomed to giving the simplest answer: blaming all the problems of children's addiction to the Internet. Parents collectively resist short videos and the Internet, and regard the screen as the only scourge. The story tears apart this one-sided perception from the perspective of young Chen Yu. Blind accusations and bans cannot solve the dilemma. When there is a lack of companionship and an outlet to talk in reality, children naturally flock to the virtual world to find solace. This book uses a restrained and realistic narrative to satirize the influence of traffic algorithms. It also reflects on the narrow prejudice of blindly blaming the Internet, and sees the complex truth intertwined with family, environment and times behind the siege of screens.