Ding-dong, your mobile phone is brittle. Who do you think sent the new message? When you pick up the phone, it is a "like" from a circle of friends.

It is an era of information explosion. With the popularity of smart phones, WeChat circle of friends has long been a part of many people's daily lives. And "like" may be the hottest popular word brought by friends circle.

When I first entered the circle of friends, I strictly followed my own standards and never "liked" easily. Only when a message particularly appeals to me will I press my thumb on the screen. At the same time, I will also have a small sense of accomplishment in order to reap the "likes" of others. "Like" means that friends in my circle of friends care about me, and I firmly believe this.

But soon, my attitude towards my circle of friends was broken. One day, after receiving the praise from my friend H Jun as usual, I happened to find that this most active "friend" knew nothing about my post. When I felt cheated and asked him why he just liked it, he smiled and said, "What? Am I loyal enough to' like' everything? "

I was speechless for a moment. Is there no "friend" in the "circle of friends", only "like machines"? But I soon discovered that this phenomenon is by no means a case.

After the popularity of smart phones, the "low-headed people" with headphones can be seen everywhere on the street, and they are absorbed in playing with their mobile phones. They have been holding mobile phones, mostly to constantly refresh their circle of friends and send "likes" in time. When the so-called "friends" only exist on the smartphone screen, "like" becomes the only way to maintain the fragile relationship between these "friends". The fear of "friendship crisis" binds the "low-headed people" and forces them to refresh their circle of friends all the time. I don't know whether people are "playing with friends" or friends are "playing with people"