New technology is a great "changer". However, will the speed of life and death of new technology allow the superficial "what you see is what you get" to bring about the phenomenon of "vegetated flowers and wild life"? Some people have been distressed that the cultural air is getting thinner and thinner, thinking that China is entering a cultural little age. Libraries are getting better and better, but fewer and better books and books are being read; physical bookstores and newspaper kiosks are gradually dying, and the city is losing culture Lung . No wonder someone is crying out, save reading from your computer and mobile phone! It even said that unplugging the network cable and turning off the phone can return to real cultural life. Is the following statement correct? ['The development of new technologies is the direct cause of the "small age" of Chinese culture.', 'Cultural Anxiety Caused by the Upgrade of Technical Means.', 'Returning to true cultural life requires proper rejection of new technologies.', 'Computers and phones can save reading.']