First, the Internet poses a potential threat to young people’s outlook on life, values ??and world view. The Internet is a boundless "net" with rich but complex content, good and bad. Young people are frequently exposed to Western propaganda, cultural ideas, etc. on the Internet, which makes their minds precipitate Chinese traditional cultural concepts and our country's mainstream consciousness. Conflicts arise among young people, causing them to tilt their values ??and even blindly follow the West. In the long run, it will have a subtle influence on the outlook on life and ideology of our country's young people, and it is obviously a potentially huge threat to the country's political stability.

Second, the Internet has caused many young people to become addicted to the virtual world and lose touch with reality, and it has also caused some young people to abandon their studies. Different from real social life, what teenagers face online is a virtual world. It not only meets the needs of teenagers to possess all kinds of information as soon as possible, but also leaves a broad space for imagination for interpersonal communication, and they do not have to bear the burden of real life. pressure and responsibility. These characteristics of the virtual world make many teenagers prefer to indulge in illusory environments all day long rather than face real life. Unrestricted time spent online will have a great impact on daily study and life, and may even lead to a waste of studies.

Third, bad information and cyber crimes on the Internet pose harm and threats to the physical and mental health and safety of young people. At present, the harm of the Internet to young people mainly focuses on two points. One is that some people commit crimes such as fraud or sexual assault; the other is the harm of pornographic garbage to young people. According to a survey by relevant experts, 47% of the non-academic information on the Internet is related to pornography. The Internet makes it easier to spread pornographic content. According to incomplete statistics, although 60% of teenagers are inadvertently exposed to pornographic information on the Internet, teenagers with weak self-control often further search for similar information out of curiosity or impulsiveness, and become deeply involved in it. The survey also shows that more than 90% of teenagers who have been exposed to pornographic content on the Internet have committed sexual crimes or motives.

The dangers of surfing the Internet

First, the Internet poses a potential threat to young people’s outlook on life, values ??and world view. The Internet is a boundless "net" with rich but complex content, good and bad. Young people are frequently exposed to Western propaganda, cultural ideas, etc. on the Internet, which makes their minds precipitate Chinese traditional cultural concepts and our country's mainstream consciousness. Conflicts arise among young people, causing them to tilt their values ??and even blindly follow the West. In the long run, it will have a subtle influence on the outlook on life and ideology of our country's young people, and it is obviously a potentially huge threat to the country's political stability.

Second, the Internet has caused many young people to become addicted to the online virtual world,

leaving reality, and it has also caused some young people to abandon their studies. Different from real social life

What teenagers face online is a virtual world.

It not only meets the needs of teenagers to possess all kinds of information as soon as possible,

It also leaves a broad space for imagination for interpersonal communication without having to bear

the pressure and responsibilities of real life. These characteristics of the virtual world

make many young people prefer to indulge in illusory environments all day long rather than

face real life. Unlimited time spent on the Internet will have a great impact on daily study and life, and may even lead to neglect of studies.

Third, bad information and cyber crimes on the Internet pose harm and threats to the physical and mental health and safety of young people. At present, the harm of the Internet to young people mainly focuses on two points. One is that some people commit crimes such as fraud or sexual assault; the other is the harm of pornographic garbage to young people. According to a survey by relevant experts, 47% of the non-academic information on the Internet is related to pornography. The Internet makes it easier to spread pornographic content. According to incomplete statistics, although 60% of teenagers are inadvertently exposed to pornographic information on the Internet, teenagers with weak self-control often further search for similar information out of curiosity or impulsiveness, and become deeply involved in it.

The survey also shows that more than 90% of teenagers who have been exposed to pornographic content on the Internet have committed sexual crimes or motives.

The emergence of computer networks and the international Internet has caused the wave of information networking to sweep across the world. According to the latest China Internet Survey Report released by the China Internet Information Research Center, the current number of Internet users in China has reached 99 million, of which 16.5 million are minors under the age of 18, accounting for 19%. Such staggering numbers are really shocking. According to a survey, there are 2.5 million Internet addiction patients. According to statistics in 2001, the number of people using the Internet in my country has reached 26.5 million and is doubling every year, of which 80% are teenagers. The Internet has become an important platform for young people to learn, communicate, and entertain. But the Internet is a double-edged sword, and there is also the danger of obsession. The purposes for young users to access the Internet are divided into practical purposes, entertainment purposes, network technology use and information seeking. Features with a usage rate of over 50 are online games (62) and chat rooms (54.5), followed by using email (48.6). About 50% of teenage users have friends with whom they keep in touch via email; 25.2% of teenage users often speak in chat rooms or BBS; 37.6% of teenage users use ICQ to contact friends they know or do not know.

So: "For teenagers without adult supervision, the Internet is a very dangerous place.

1. Make students with poor self-control ability addicted to the Internet and cannot Self-exclusion and spending a lot of time online will affect academic performance.

2. The Internet has both good and bad aspects, and it is easy for students to be exposed to bad web pages, such as pornography and violence, and because students are often easily influenced by others and have poor self-control. With weak discernment, they often turn to crime due to harmful content on the Internet.

3. Long-term use of the Internet can easily cause brain hypoxia, which can lead to mental depression and long-term tension in the eyes, which can easily lead to myopia. /p>

4. Some students who surf the Internet for a long time are prone to autism and indulge in fantasy all day long and lose touch with reality. When they really face society and people, they will have problems with imagination and distance. Feeling withdrawn and afraid to communicate with others normally.

5. Many middle school students blur the distinction between real people and game objects because of playing some violent games, and often unconsciously imitate the games to treat the people around them.

6. Long-term Internet use requires a lot of money. When there is no money, people with weak self-control will adopt illegal methods to obtain money by any means and embark on the road of crime.

7. Internet cafes and so on. Places where you surf the Internet are often hiding places for homeless people, drug addicts, and criminals. If you stay in these places for too long, you will often get into accidents or be tempted by others.

8. Bad information and cyber crimes on the Internet. It poses harm and threat to the physical and mental health and safety of young people.

9. The Internet makes many young people addicted to the online virtual world and lose touch with reality, and also causes some young people to abandon their studies.

10. While teenagers are fully enjoying the speed and convenience of the Internet age, their bodies and minds are also suffering from the negative effects of the Internet. For the young generation who are chasing celebrities, promoting themselves, and are extremely curious and adventurous, the information network has It is a novel world where "the temptation cannot be resisted". Due to the immaturity and imperfections in network technology, coupled with the relative lag in network management and regulation, the negative effects of information networks on the psychology of young netizens have increasingly emerged and caused problems. Widespread attention from all walks of life. This needs to be treated with caution.

11. Some young netizens are overly obsessed with "human-machine" interactions on the Internet, and the explosion of online information will increase the risk of youth. The psychological burden and pressure can lead to psychological disorders such as "information pollution syndrome"

12. Long-term use of the Internet will make some teenagers addicted to it and become overly dependent on the Internet, becoming "electronic". "Heroin addicts" suffer from psychological diseases such as "Internet addiction". The patients' behavior is similar to that of drug addiction. They become extremely excited when they come into contact with the Internet, and they become unbearably lonely when they don't have the opportunity to interact with it.

It can be seen that the psychological harm of Internet addiction cannot be underestimated.

13. The self-control and rational development of teenagers have not yet reached the adult state, so it is difficult to control themselves, which can easily lead to the emergence of Internet addiction.

14. The Internet poses a potential threat to young people’s outlook on life, values ??and worldview. The Internet is a boundless "net" with rich but complex content, ranging from good to bad.

15. The Internet has caused many young people to become addicted to the online virtual world and lose touch with reality, and it has also caused some young people to abandon their studies. Different from real social life, what teenagers face online is a virtual world. It not only meets the needs of teenagers to possess all kinds of information as soon as possible, but also leaves a broad space for imagination for interpersonal communication, and they do not have to bear the burden of real life. pressure and responsibility. These characteristics of the virtual world make many teenagers prefer to indulge in illusory environments all day long rather than face real life. Unrestricted time spent online will have a great impact on daily study and life, and may even lead to the abandonment of studies.

16. Bad information and cyber crimes on the Internet pose harm and threats to the physical and mental health and safety of young people. At present, the harm of the Internet to young people mainly focuses on two points. One is that some people commit crimes such as fraud or sexual assault; the other is the harm of pornographic garbage to young people. According to a survey by relevant experts, 47% of the non-academic information on the Internet is related to pornography. The Internet makes it easier to spread pornographic content. According to incomplete statistics, although 60% of teenagers are inadvertently exposed to pornographic information on the Internet, teenagers with weak self-control often further search for similar information out of curiosity or impulsiveness, and become deeply involved in it.

17. According to a survey, many middle school students have become little "Internet bugs", addicted to the Internet, spending 90% of their time on online games, becoming captives of the Internet, and burdened by the Internet. , obsessed with "Internet cafes" and "chat rooms" and can't help themselves. According to a report in Guangzhou Daily in April 2000, a 15-year-old middle school student actually killed his cousin in order to take possession of her computer in order to play "whatever you want" online games. Teenagers are immersed in the virtual living space of the Internet and are prone to new mental illnesses such as "Internet addiction" and "Internet alienation". Once I return to the real world, I feel a sense of loneliness. I sing all day long: The Internet is my home, and I only have eyes for it. This causes serious psychological damage. At the same time, physiologically, primary school students are in a period of rapid development, but they spend four or five hours online, which not only overloads their eyes, but also harms their vision. It also has adverse effects on young people's bodies.

18. Participating in online dating and chatting, online games, and browsing unhealthy pornography, violence and other content for a long time make minors indulge in an illusory environment and are unwilling to face real life, causing psychological anxiety, They have bad tempers, distorted personalities, and lose interest in everything else; and when parents strictly control them, it is easy for their children to go to the other extreme, resulting in the breakdown of parent-child relationships and the occurrence of crimes.

19. The vast majority of Internet users are engrossed in staring at the screen for a long time. Their eyes cannot rest, and their eyeballs are getting closer and closer to the screen, resulting in a sharp decline in vision; the body sits in front of the screen for a long time. The lack of activities, especially long-term immersion in extremely tense and stimulating super games, leads to sleepless nights, sleeplessness, and sleepless nights, resulting in weakness of limbs and trance, until the body is completely exhausted.

According to our above point of view, we say: "For teenagers without adult supervision, the international Internet is a very dangerous place! Going online can do more harm than good!"