Group 1 - The phenomenon of "dopamine detox" is gaining traction among young people in South Korea, who are consciously distancing themselves from social media to adopt healthier lifestyles [1][2] - A report from multiple market tracking agencies in South Korea revealed that the total time spent by South Koreans on the video-sharing platform "YouTube" reached 102.1 billion minutes last year, nearly doubling from 51.9 billion minutes in 2019, driven by the increasing demand for short videos [2] - Psychological experts indicate that short videos and social media content effectively stimulate the brain's reward system and dopamine pathways, leading to addiction and a decline in attention span and critical thinking [2] Group 2 - Individuals participating in "dopamine detox" often join online forums or chat rooms to share experiences and support each other, with numerous such chat rooms available on the popular messaging app "KakaoTalk" [1] - Offline activities such as painting, discussion, meditation, and reading have gained popularity among those seeking to reduce their social media usage [1]
拒绝社交媒体 韩国年轻人开启“多巴胺排毒”
Xin Hua She·2025-05-09 06:23