Do you still read newspapers? When did you start not watching it?

I don't watch it, I don't watch it after graduating from high school.

When I was in high school, because there was a big mountain of the college entrance examination, I had a Chinese weekly newspaper, an English weekly newspaper and even a math newspaper, which was necessary for everyone to study. Other newspapers are okay, I always write and throw them away, only the language newspaper is particularly cherished, carefully ordered. <>

Since I was a child, I have always liked those beautiful sentences and ancient poems, and these Chinese newspapers have them, so I often look through those Chinese newspapers, and even put them at the bedside, and occasionally enjoy them in my spare time, as a reward for my hard work. I would even copy down the words and phrases that I particularly liked in the newspaper instead of cutting them out, because I couldn't bear to let a complete newspaper become mutilated and lose its original beauty because of my selfishness.

But as I graduated from high school, I didn't have the need to subscribe to the newspaper, and I had less and less contact with it. I've forgotten when I came across newspapers again after graduation, so I don't need to think about it anymore. I transferred my interest in the newspaper to my phone, and when I saw some beautiful words, I no longer chose to copy them, but collected them with one click, and only read them on a whim, and no longer regarded it as a reward.

The convenience of reading has also indirectly led to the fragmentation and rapidity of reading. The things in my mind are no longer in the form of a whole, but scattered in some corners, which is difficult to remember and extremely easy to forget. With the passage of time and the continuation of this state, I even feel that my whole person is slowly becoming impetuous, lacking the concentration I had at the beginning.

And these bad feelings are impossible to have when reading a newspaper.

Maybe the phone will never replace the newspaper, just as the keyboard will never replace the pen and ink. The ability to meditate in those ancient things is something that we desperately lack, and which cannot be easily replaced by other things. Come to think of it, maybe that's why they've always existed.

Although I am a post-90s generation, I also have the habit of reading newspapers, because I know what can be found in newspapers, and I can supplement and improve myself when I learn. I myself studied advertising, and I also studied communication. The reason why newspapers can still occupy a place in the current era of Internet communication is that it is authoritative and timely compared with other countries.

From my sophomore year of high school to my graduation, I kept reading newspapers, and unlike other people, I usually read weekly magazines, usually only Southern Weekly. High school Chinese essays have high requirements for materials, so I will constantly look for materials through newspapers, and do this with some interest, but after persevering, I gradually like to read newspapers, because newspaper writers often have their own opinions, which are more in-depth than those articles on the Internet, and they are worth reading. I stuck with this habit until college.

In college, I actually went around looking for newspaper halls, but this is not popular on campus, and newspaper halls only buy a lot of magazines and ** and the like, and there is no taste of traditional newspapers and periodicals, so I rarely read newspapers. Sometimes the library will update Southern Weekly, but it will always be updated for a week or two, and after I have a mobile phone, I will pick up my mobile phone from time to time to read it, and I will not be able to read it. Now I rarely read the newspaper anymore.

I just look at the typography above, and the advertisement is used for professional learning, and I rarely look at the content in it.

In fact, I miss high school very much, I can't bring my mobile phone, I rarely watch TV when I go home, and I know all the knowledge in society through newspapers. At that time, I would make a cup of tea from time to time, and my classmates would call me a little old man, and I didn't think there was anything wrong with that. Now, there's no going back.

I don't read much of the newspaper since last year, and I read a health newspaper, but the content is repetitive, and I don't read it now. But because I work in the unit, the party newspaper is a must-read, and it's free. Today's newspapers have been seriously impacted by electronic ** because of their poor timeliness, lack of content, low good-looking rate, and inconvenience in buying and carrying, and some have been suspended, but the newspaper will not disappear, at least the party newspaper will not, if you want to survive, you have to change your thinking.

Now I feel that Dahe Digest can still be watched, and I basically read the content in the mobile phone when I have free time, and I feel very good, and I have reached the point where I can't miss the opportunity.

I think that in the new ** era, the newspaper has completed its historical mission, there is no need to exist, and there is a high possibility of being eliminated.

A few years ago, newsstands on the streets and alleys mainly sold all kinds of newspapers, magazines and other publications, and the business was booming, and the operators were very profitable. Nowadays, there are all kinds of newspapers and periodicals in the newsstand, and it is rare to see people buying newspapers to read. I have a friend who runs a newsstand and sells cigarettes, alcohol, lottery tickets, beverages, children's smart toys and other daily necessities to maintain his business.

In the past, at the entrance of the community, the staircase of the unit, was covered with small wooden boxes for storing newspapers and magazines, and it was compulsory to pick up newspapers and letters in the small wooden boxes when getting off work every day. Now the small wooden box has become an ornament, dilapidated and useless.

Because no one subscribes to newspapers and magazines now, the vast majority of people have not written or received letters for many years, a smart phone knows people and things in the world, a smart phone instantly contacts people at the ends of the earth, and newspapers have withdrawn from people's daily life.

In the past, when a department ordered a newspaper, everyone rushed to read it, took turns to read it, and often quarreled over a newspaper, and some units even clearly stipulated that they were not allowed to read newspapers during working hours, and some people were once punished for reading newspapers at work.

Now, for some unknown reason, I subscribe to many copies of the same newspaper, and the departments with a small number of people almost have one copy per person, and every day there is a large stack of various newspapers, and no one turns it over, and it is handed over to the people who collect the waste products as they are. It is indeed a waste of manpower, material resources and resources.

Yes, there is no need for the market to come out and speak. Such as BB players, videotapes, Kodak film! Because many elderly people still prefer to read newspapers.

It is very necessary, at least we China, at least our Han nationality, at least Chongqing, at least me, squatting to read the newspaper is better than a mobile phone, and it can be emergency. If only I can still buy a newspaper.

Some newspapers have exclusive interviews that cannot be found on the Internet, and the information on the Internet may be different from the facts in pursuit of the first time to report. If possible, I prefer to read the newspaper because the index on the newspaper is very clear.

In the virtual channel environment spawned by the Internet, the development of newspapers has fallen into a bottleneck period, but difficulties and opportunities have always coexisted, the rise of digital newspapers and direct mail media, to a certain extent, has continued the vitality of newspapers, even in this case, the original sense of paper ** also maintains a certain amount of publication.

The current newspapers are really unreadable, and the real-time news is not to say anything, of course, now the Internet is updated in real time, and it is understandable that the newspapers cannot keep up. In the past, when I read newspapers, there were sections designed, and some of the topics were still very attractive, and there were some comments on ** chapters or something, which were also very enjoyable, not that they could not be said or anything like that, and the ball reviews and social tones of Wuhan Evening News were very good-looking.

Now, the whole newspaper, there is basically no topic design at all, except for some news content, that is, the collection and sorting of large-scale advertisements and Weibo content, I feel that there is no planning, it is simply a secondary ** processor of information fragments, I want to find a better article to read in the toilet, and I finish it at one time, and it is really difficult now.

Since ** and mobile phones, the good and the bad are mixed, fake news, only newspapers are genuine.

When radio came out, some people talked about the "theory of the demise of newspapers", but today, newspapers are still flourishing, and Gates has threatened that within 50 years of the new century, "newspapers will die on the Internet", but Gates's ideas are somewhat utopian, and they do not even take into account the specific situation of the majority of Chinese.

Yes, this will never go away, because in the event of a war, there is no network or rely on paper.

Is there no one in the newspaper now, what is it like if it is not elsewhere, Wuhan really feels completely self-defeating.

It's not that the difference between the newspaper and the new ** is anything, every time I go to the toilet, I still habitually take a newspaper, and every time I read it, I pull it at the same time, so it's smooth. It feels like a habit that I have had since I was a child, but now it has changed.

There is still a need for newspapers to exist. The information in the newspaper is filtered. So some people are still used to reading newspapers.

After all, there is too much information on the Internet, and there are so many varies. The inertia of the natural generation of paper newspapers does not allow him to disappear, especially middle-aged and elderly readers, who have grown up and survived following the paper media. Some print media subscribers, who are hardcore subscribers, can still get information from print media.

Paper media mainly includes newspapers, magazines, books and other communication channels, although the current system is becoming more and more diversified, but paper media has its irreproducible advantages, is not gone.

Compared with TV media, paper media does have a lot less three-dimensional sense and sense of scene, but paper media is not limited to time, only if you buy a newspaper, you can read the content at any time, but TV media cannot; At the same time, paper media is easier to save than television media, which is beneficial for future information.

Compared with online media, paper media is cheaper and requires fewer conditions, and valuable information can be read by the audience on the bus, in the subway, in layman's terms, and even in the toilet and minutes.

Compared with broadcast media, in addition to having the same advantages as TV media, there are also the best advantages.

In addition to the above, there is another important point, that is, the reading habits of the Chinese people, paper media has more cultural effect, and it is easier to disseminate.

Someone looks! Newspapers are still read by some people, mainly government officials or university researchers, and there is still a lot of knowledge and news from various places in the newspapers. It is estimated that it will slowly disappear in 5-8 years.

Newspaper as a flat **, has existed for many years, although the Internet is now very developed, but the newspaper still has its market, there are still people to read, I hope to help you!!

Yesterday, my mother, who is almost 80 years old, climbed up to my sixth-floor home out of breath just to deliver me a newspaper card.

My mother knew that I loved to read newspapers, and would give me a newspaper card every year, but she didn't know that her son was now nearly fifty years old, and his eyes were getting old, and it was becoming more and more difficult to read the newspaper.

Today's newspapers can be said to be declining, there are really few people who read newspapers anymore, it is estimated that the middle-aged and elderly people over 50 years old are probably interested in reading newspapers, young people, it has long been rare, most of them hold their mobile phones to read. In fact, there is nothing wrong with the progress of the times, what we are reluctant to give up is just a memory of carrying the youth. Even I read more books in electronic versions now, and there are fewer paper books, and I mostly read books on the palm and Dangdang Internet.

At the beginning of this year, I also bought a palm-reading ireader by installments, compared with paper books, e-books and mobile phones are easy to carry and have a large capacity. With a mobile phone in hand, there are countless books that can be updated. Times are changing, and so is the way we live.

I remember when I was a child, for the sake of our three children to study, my parents ordered a lot of newspapers and books, and developed the habit of reading books and newspapers. I am ashamed that I have read books and newspapers for so many years, but I have not made any progress, and I am still struggling at the bottom of society. But my parents didn't dislike me, an immature son, and they still cared about me as always, and ran up to the sixth floor for my long-standing hobby, which is really sad to think about.

This year's subscription is the "Xin'an Evening News", this newspaper was founded in 93, when it first came out, the content and layout are very novel, at that time I was not married, I worked in Baishuiba, took several bus stops every day to get off work, always had to buy a savor, waiting for the bus to sit in the car did not feel boring. Now, twenty-four years later, my daughter is about to go to college, and when I read this newspaper now, I just scan't read it in a hurry, and my eyes are getting harder and harder to read the small print.

In a daze, I thought, who else is reading the newspaper now?