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Internet Addiction Introduction

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Internet Addiction
To begin with, a brief background will be provided on the Internet Addition. Internet Addiction means a status that people are addicted to the internet activities, which include playing a computer game, reading pornographic information, focusing on online shopping and so on. Obviously, a man who has internet addiction would spend an enormous amount of time in the fictious world, this situation has a wide effect and thus it is worthwhile to have a discussion.This essay intends to explore the phenomena of increasing number of internet addicts and the issues that go with it. Its main focus will be the decline of physical quality and academic level. A number of solutions will then be proposed and evaluated as to their problem. …show more content…

“Families in the People 's Republic of China have turned to unlicensed training camps that offer to "wean" their children, often in their teens, from overuse of the Internet. The training camps have been associated with the death of at least one youth” [2]. The solution like that is not only useless but also harmful for the issue, any reasonless treatments just make the problem into …show more content…

In addition, it is obvious that the measures from the parents is more impactful than any large-scare solution. Supposing that the parents care about the grow up of their child, help them to find what they like , when the children grow up with their hobbies and warm heart, they would be the most contented people. Nevertheless, quite a lot of parents take the excuse which the work is too busy and thus they do not have the time and energy to care about their children’s thoughts. Obviously, these kind of excuse is inadvisable that people can earn money for a life but the children’s education is limited and valtally important to effect the future. Once the kids get addicted to some unhealthy activities from the websites, it is too late to rectify them

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