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[Article 1: Encountering Fragmented Life]

One Sunday, if you have a problem, you can't check the information online. Looking at the dazzling array of pieces of information on the computer screen, we found that our life had already been filled with information like shredded pieces of paper. I suddenly remembered a recently popular term: fragmented life.

I went to ask my mother what "fragmented life" is. My mother said it was the current information, etc., which was divided into fragments due to the development of science and technology, and read it part by part. It gives rise to a kind of pleasure that is eager to experience a fragmented life.

Just do what you say. One summer vacation, I started the experience of fragmented life. I don't hold a thick series of books and read it with my head muffled as before. Instead, I smash all the information into "pieces" and read them piece by piece, just like rummaging through the information on the Internet. At first, there were many inconveniences. Accustomed to reading long articles, I suddenly began to piece together short articles, just like the ancient Qing people suddenly came to developed countries in Europe, and some of them were "acclimatized". Try to adapt, but still can't get used to it. In desperation, I had to turn to my classmates.

Ask some students who are used to "fragmented" life how they adapt to such a boring and tasteless life. They just said lightly: they like it so they can adapt. Fragmented life seems to be beyond the reach of ordinary people. Only those who really like it will feel beautiful and smooth.

Although fragmented life sounds very interesting at first, I still can't get used to it in real life. Perhaps for me, fragmented life is just a flash in the pan, which makes me feel wonderful in a short time, but it's better to return to the original life for a long time. Occasional fragmented life can also bring some excitement to the unchanging life.

[Article 2: My Fragmented Reading]

My hobby is reading. Nowadays, science and technology are very developed, including reading on mobile phones and reading on the Internet. Paper reading has gradually deteriorated and been replaced by mobile phones, but I still like reading in books.

As reading is a long-term accumulation process, fragmented reading has become a way for me to make up my missing lessons. Usually, I can squeeze out my free time as reading time to study. Lu Xun has a good saying: time is like a sponge, so long as I am willing to squeeze, I can squeeze out time. I usually use these hours to read books: for example, I take a book with me in my schoolbag every time, and I can take it to the station, subway station, train and plane time to read books, as well as the time for eating out, noon time and courseware rest time. Once I was traveling with my family, when we were lying in the sun, I took out a book from my bag and read it carefully. My uncle and aunt next to me praised me for knowing how to use my time when they saw that I was still reading on vacation.

Today, too many people have lost their patience in reading, and they can't grasp the essence of books. However, long articles and books with rich thoughts and associations require us to read them with great patience, or even read them again and again. Therefore, fragmented reading can be used as a supplement to overall reading, enriching our spiritual world.

[Article 3: Meeting, Fragmented Life; Taste, read this cup of tea]

After being an online foreign minister for a quarter of a day and a senior shopping manager for a while, I finally had time to take a sip of this "tea" and read it. I took a quick sip of lyricism, rushed to half a cup of narration, swallowed half a cup of discussion, and poured it into two or three cups to explain how this tea tastes.

In this Internet age, we also inevitably encounter the fragmented life under the Internet. Even reading tends to be fragmented, with more and more types, and there are all kinds of media pushed by paper, which is overwhelming; The length is getting shorter and shorter, and four or five thousand words are long. Tweets from Weibo and WeChat with two or three hundred words are popular.

This advantage is obvious. With the blessing of the Internet, reading becomes more personalized, customized and fragmented, and the time can be used, which greatly improves the efficiency.

But is it really possible to "read" this cup of tea so piecemeal?

First of all, such fragmented reading may lead to a decline in the ability to process longer information. Meeting the author in a book is a happy encounter and a re-examination. Qu Yuan, who has finished reading 305 "The Book of Songs" by the river, and Lu You, who have finished reading their own "book nest", look at the people who have finished scanning dozens of titles after surfing the Internet in ten minutes. They may envy that reading has such a great choice and become so convenient that they don't have to pile books all over the house at all