Is it important to write beautifully in this paperless era?

Printing and Chinese typewriters just copied manuscripts for others, while English typewriters and computers began to write manuscripts for others. Because typewriters are decades earlier than computers, the degradation of western handwriting has been very effective. Even slogans and greeting cards were written like dogs crawling, and ordinary people in China shook their heads. We think foreigners should be very sophisticated in writing English.

The task of writing beauty no longer belongs to the public, but to individuals who make computer fonts. In the first few years, the process of fonts entering the computer really included all the good English prints and handwriting in the world. However, the deterioration of national writing skills leads to the deterioration of national aesthetic vision, and people begin to alienate beautiful fonts and favor less artistic fonts. In addition, it is very easy to invent and popularize the new font library of English 26 letters, and now "naive" and "staggered" have emerged in large numbers. In this way, the handwritten characters and the characters displayed by the machine promote each other's depravity.

Can you just send away the beauty of words as a passer-by of history? Don't be naive. The decline of the beauty of words is an example of the decline of other intellectual achievements: human beings send industry elites to teach cutting-edge skills to machines rigidly, and then they are too lazy to teach the public to learn and use flexibly. As a result, it seems to be a dead end to copy this skill in batches on the machine, and it has been quickly lost since then.