Has television destroyed communication among friends and family? Television is one of the essential means of communication, and has played an important role in our daily life. However, television takes a central place in debates about its negative effects. From personal perspective, I couldn't agree with the title statement. First, we do spend lots of time on watching television, but we can observe the fact that we often enjoy TV program with friends or family members. And at this moment, don't we have fun when discussing or talking about the program is occasionally set in? On the other hand, TV is a source of information. We watch TV to find out what is happening in the world. A piece of breathtaking news often immerses us in going around to talk and discuss with friends and family. The diversity of TV programs offers a chance for our society to understand one another as a people. It is television that helps us as well as our kids know different cultures, people and our surrounding communities. Particularly, when we know from TV that one of our neighbors is suffering from a fire damage, our first response is to donate money or necessaries in order to help them tide over the difficulty. Isn't it a good example of communication among friends and families? No one could overlook the fact that when a motivating TV series is being broadcast, people usually show related emotional concerns and personal opinions with their friends and family, and share common feelings. It is not difficult to hear someone talking about topics of a TV show or TV program in school, at work and elsewhere. In a word, taking into account all these factors, we can safely reach the conclusion that television hasn't destroyed communication, on the contrary, it contributes to the interpersonal communication and brotherliness/fraternity among friends and family. Or in other words, it develops a social bond. .
