A: Hey. what are you doing these days?
B: yeah, that’s what I wanna ask?
C: Why?
B: Because, you know, you look a little bit fatter than before.
C: Oh, really?
D: I’m afraid so.
C: Well, I did nothing but staying at home all these days!
E: But then how can you communicate with others?
C: Oh, I got a computer and a cell phone. So I can communicate with others by emails and messages. All things can be settled at home, so I just sit there watching the screen all the time. What I only need to do is this, and oh I see, that’s why I’ve put on so much weight.
B: I think so. Maybe you should take more exercises.
A: But don’t you think the way you communicate with others is a little too dull? I think your getting fat is related to the way you do now. Think about the ways people used to communicate with each other. Then here comes the conclusion.
B: My father told me that when he was a child if people wanted to communicate with others, they need to walk several miles to send a message, but then you know telegraph came into being, and then telephone, now, we have the \x09Internet. Modern technology helps us make it much more easier to communicate.
D: Well, what you said is the method we use to communicate through languages. You know what? There’re also some ways people use to send their message without saying words. Just like the body language and the facial expressions. You can judge people’s real feelings by their tiny facial expressions and respond in a proper way.
E: And what I want to stress is the eye-contact. You know, our eyes are regarded as the window of our soul. You may cover up your words, but your eyes never lie. And that’s what the modern technology can never do. To communicate face to face is much more real and reliable.
C: You’re right!
D: So it’s time for you to get out of your room and chat with your friends face to face. Just like what we’re doing now!
C: OK, I will. A: Hey. what are you doing these days?
B: yeah, that’s what I wanna ask?
C: Why?
B: Because, you know, you look a little bit fatter than before.
C: Oh, really?
D: I’m afraid so.
C: Well, I did nothing but staying at home all these days!
E: But then how can you communicate with others?
C: Oh, I got a computer and a cell phone. So I can communicate with others by emails and messages. All things can be settled at home, so I just sit there watching the screen all the time. What I only need to do is this, and oh I see, that’s why I’ve put on so much weight.
B: I think so. Maybe you should take more exercises.
A: But don’t you think the way you communicate with others is a little too dull? I think your getting fat is related to the way you do now. Think about the ways people used to communicate with each other. Then here comes the conclusion.
B: My father told me that when he was a child if people wanted to communicate with others, they need to walk several miles to send a message, but then you know telegraph came into being, and then telephone, now, we have the \x09Internet. Modern technology helps us make it much more easier to communicate.
D: Well, what you said is the method we use to communicate through languages. You know what? There’re also some ways people use to send their message without saying words. Just like the body language and the facial expressions. You can judge people’s real feelings by their tiny facial expressions and respond in a proper way.
E: And what I want to stress is the eye-contact. You know, our eyes are regarded as the window of our soul. You may cover up your words, but your eyes never lie. And that’s what the modern technology can never do. To communicate face to face is much more real and reliable.
C: You’re right!
D: So it’s time for you to get out of your room and chat with your friends face to face. Just like what we’re doing now!
C: OK, I will.