Tianya, Douban, Weibo, Post Bar and Zhihu I used in those years. ...

A handful of "years", I found that many once hot websites began to decline, cooling down and losing popularity. I don't know if it's my unilateral illusion or an established fact.

When I graduated, the director of the office especially liked Tianya. At that time, I only browsed occasionally, read several inspirational posts, all about how to work hard in the workplace, and carefully copied many aphorisms in the posts to motivate myself. Several posts were particularly impressive. First, a post about how to chase a cancer girl has been updated for a long time, from the beginning of a love triangle to the end of chasing a girl. It's really a protracted war, and it's thrilling to watch. Secondly, a sister wrote about how she learned Spanish and went to Spain because she liked Real Madrid player Raul. It's like watching a real idol drama, and my blood is boiling. It turns out that liking an idol can have such great motivation. Unfortunately, it seems that I am so close. I have also carefully read a post introducing the basis of eight characters. During that time, Kaixin.com was also popular all over the country, and then suddenly he lost popularity.

Douban seems to have been registered in 2007. At that time, I thought the website name was so cute. In summer, my family always peels some broad beans and keeps them for fried bean paste as snacks after meals. So I especially like this name. The style is also a little green and fresh. There are many hot topic groups, a completely personalized small world, photo albums, diaries, online activities, groups, postcards exchanged during activities. I received a lovely cat postcard designed by a sister from the Academy of Fine Arts, which has been collected so far. At that time, I went to the astrology group the most, and every post was so hot, and because of an argument, it was eloquent for several pages. That kind of limelight is now impossible. Now I still have an account in Douban, but it is more used as an album to convey my travel photos. This function is particularly easy to use, but going to those groups that have been very popular has changed everything. There are many posts on the homepage that no one replies, and I feel very lonely.

Later, Weibo also became popular one day, because we could see the daily life of many great people, as if we were getting closer and closer to the stars at once. Many brands have also set up V-brand, launched new products and gained popularity. Suddenly, it seems that it has become a marketing world, with less entertainment and more business sense. In order to seek attention, I have raised many naval forces, zombie fans ... and then I don't believe in the authenticity of those brands anymore. It's so fake. I'm still using Weibo, which is purely an idol account. Brush the dynamics of the fan circle, my own things will only be updated when the circle of friends is set up.

Zhihu learned it because of a clever boy who died young at the age of 20. He was stunned by the high quality questions he answered. Slowly, the platform is getting more and more prosperous, and many hidden masters are here to help solve the problem. But titles are always like clones. What kind of experience is XXXXX? I feel upset and impatient after reading it for a long time, and there is nothing new.

Post bar was once popular, and one passed by, and the bar was full of Korean powder. At that time, I followed the trend for a while, and occasionally there were several great gods, and the information I gave was really accurate. There are several high-quality buildings, which are gone now and have become superficial stickers of pure value. It's really depressing to think about it.

Then now it seems that there is no enthusiasm, so I come to play some communities and forums. Probably a group of people my age have already started their daily life, and they have no time to take care of it. Those platforms that have been booming or are booming, I hope you can hold on, instead of twisting into a base camp that is tearing each other apart.