After switching back to Nokia

I changed my mobile phone to Nokia-Nokia 125. Nothing but calling and texting. I thought life would be extremely inconvenient, but I unexpectedly gained too much happiness.

Let's talk about daily life first. First of all, I can't pay by mobile phone, so I have to bring cash when I go out. For this reason, I went to the bank to withdraw cash. I have some difficulty in shopping. Some stores have no change and have to give up buying once or twice, but it also has great benefits. The money spent is really in my eyes, and I know exactly how to spend 100 yuan. Unlike when I pay by mobile phone, I always feel that life owes me something, but looking at the bill is obviously deceiving life.

Secondly, the current epidemic needs a health code, which is a big trouble. But it's okay not to go into the mall, so my life was reduced to small shops along the street and stalls on the roadside, and then I found different scenery. I have never faced up to the small shops and stalls on the street before. They only exist for emergency, but in fact, it is these small shops with their own characteristics that add a little color to the increasingly monotonous life, and the reinforced concrete city also needs to breathe. I began to walk into roadside food markets and small shops, which were much more interesting than supermarkets.

The most important thing for me is that there is no information pollution. There is no WeChat, no Weibo, no official WeChat account push, no algorithm recommendation from major apps, and the world is much quieter. In fact, many posts and articles in WeChat official account are not of high quality, and most of them are taking advantage of the heat to rub traffic. You have to write a tweet to make it clear in one sentence. Almost all public posts of the same type in the same hot spot have to be sent once, and the discussion angle has hardly changed. For example, in the case of Evergrande, all the financial media I pay attention to will publish articles, and there are no new perspectives. For example, social news, many of which are just gossip of aunts and uncles, can become news, and I don't quite understand why.

In order not to be out of touch with the society, as long as we pay attention to a few fairly safe and responsible media numbers, spend more time reading books and watching children playing in the square, we will not be overwhelmed by fragmented information and receive a lot of information every day, just like an illiterate. Every day without information pollution is bright.

I forgot when my friends came out to play mobile phones, sat at the same table and cared about each other. A few simple greetings, pick up their mobile phones, and then check out, with the proviso: "I'll make an appointment next time." Fast-paced life and busy work make it more difficult for friends to meet. You are in the east and I am in the west. Miss you every day and drink a city of water. We are finally together, and there is still a distance between us.

But now, my friends can only ask me out by phone, because I can't play mobile phone, so I am "forced" to chat. The achievements and troubles of work and the joys and sorrows of life can be shared with each other. Sometimes we laugh, sometimes we bow our heads. Both friends and I, at least at that moment, can feel the long-lost warmth. This big city is no longer lonely.

Of course, I can't escape WeChat at work, so the original Apple mobile phone pulled out the card and deleted all the apps, leaving only WeChat scan code to log in to the PC. Today, I saw that the news WeChat launched the client, and I only need to scan the code once to keep the login status. This way, the Apple phone can completely lie down.

Looking back, brushing friends circle, brushing WeChat official account, brushing Weibo, brushing Weibo's video and staring at the ceiling until the dead of night are all empty. Loneliness, anxiety, loneliness and absurdity ... flood in from time to time, leaving people nowhere to hide.

The days of switching back to Nokia have not adapted from the beginning to the present, and life has gradually turned from emptiness to reality. When I have time to look at the moon, I am in the mood to listen to the rain falling quietly, and I am interested in going to the park to watch the flowers bloom and fall ... When I see the sunset glow on my way to work, I will not think about taking photos with my mobile phone for the first time, but seriously watch them jump one last dance on the horizon. Not all beautiful things need to be recorded and preserved, and sometimes fleeting beauty is more touching.

Returning to life begins with putting down your mobile phone.