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In recent years, with the rapid development of science and technology, mobile phones and the Internet are spreading at a rapid speed, and people begin to contact some new gadgets, such as SMS, MSN, QQ, SKYPE, email and so on. These fast, efficient and easy-to-learn communication methods have mushroomed, and you can't say "no". Faced with this situation, people can't help but worry about the fate of these words that have been preserved through thousands of years of cultural accumulation and precipitation. Indeed, letters, which have gone through thousands of years of ups and downs until today, were once indispensable to everyone and the main way of communication that people rely on every day. However, with the continuous development of SMS and Internet e-mail over the years, it seems to be forgotten by snobs. Is it really comforting? Still sad? I have repeatedly consulted the information and compared it several times. In fact, people need not be too alarmed. The emergence of new ways, such as short messages and emails on the Internet, and even new ways that will be invented in the future, are only supplements to traditional ways and will not replace them.

Although the popularity of mobile phones is very high, the number of text input and information transmission is far less smooth than that of text expression. This proves that mobile phone information has not yet reached all the features and functions of letters.

In addition, although these new ways are in an overwhelming period of development, they are only new things after all. Since it is a new thing, there are inevitably some imperfections and deficiencies, such as the power resources of the country and hackers on the network, which are the key factors that affect and restrict its development.

Besides. Such as SMS, Internet mail, etc. Really replacing letters as the main way of people's daily communication shows that they have all the characteristics of letters and have the qualifications and strength to replace letters. This is a development and progress, not a retrogression. In that case, it is even less necessary for us to stick to the form of "letter", make a hullabaloo about new forces such as mobile phone text messages and online mails, or block progress and development like gladiators. We should welcome them with an open mind, just as people welcomed the arrival of letters in history.