Commentator Sha Yuansen
Recently, some media found in an investigation that some students kept swiping with their mobile phones during the holidays and indulged in short videos.
Some parents feel anxious about this, worrying that it will affect their children's learning and growth.
Today's children live in an environment where the Internet is ubiquitous since childhood, and they are more accustomed to using the Internet and are more likely to indulge in the Internet.
Some students are addicted to short videos during the holidays. The root of the problem is not the short videos, but the parents' lack of scientific planning and strict supervision of their children's holiday life.
In order to prevent minors from being addicted to the Internet, the Cyberspace Administration of China instructed major platforms to launch a youth model, which has achieved good results.
The platform applications and types of services that minors often use, through accurate identification and effective guidance, allow more and more minors to use the youth model, and relevant measures have effectively improved the online environment for young people.
However, we must also see that the problem of teenagers being addicted to the Internet cannot be solved only by the youth model. The supervision and management of the family and society are more critical.
Especially during the holidays, when parents are absent offline and cannot give their children the company and care they deserve, it is easy to inadvertently push their children into the attractive online world.
This is also true. Some minors bypass technical supervision by cracking parental passwords and registering accounts using the identity information of the elderly, and become holiday "screen-swipeers".
If parents can pay attention to their children's bad tendencies in time, and enrich their holiday life with more outdoor activities and offline reading, they can completely avoid the problem of children's addiction to the Internet.
The special action "Qinglang 2022 Summer Internet Environment Improvement for Minors" was launched recently, which proposed to focus on solving the problems involving minors that the people strongly reported, focusing on short videos, live broadcasts, social networking, and learning that are frequently used by minors App, online games, e-commerce, children's smart devices and other platforms.
The special action is jointly held by multiple departments and involves all aspects of society, and naturally it is inseparable from the linkage between family and society.
This is a move that strives to prevent addiction at its root, rather than regulating a single domain and platform.
Some students are addicted to short videos, which has become a prominent problem during the holidays, just because short videos have gradually become the main form of online content. However, even without short videos, they will still be addicted to other online entertainment methods such as games or chasing dramas.
With the improvement of the network ecology, many platforms now have a lot of excellent content that is healthy and sunny, suitable for young people to accept.
However, if parents can't do a better job of guardianship, excellent content may also lead to teens becoming addicted.
Because of the holiday, students leave school and return to their families, and some students are addicted to the Internet. This phenomenon should be paid enough attention, but "relieving headaches and feet pains" is not a good solution to the problem.
In this regard, it is not only necessary to further improve the platform's youth model, but also to establish a "teen model" for families, so that children can focus more on their colorful holiday life.