The advantages and disadvantages of fast food culture also explain the meaning of fast food culture, the advantages and disadvantages of fast food culture and the concept of fast food culture.

(1) Cities are the same now, just like Hong Kong clones. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, a corner of a slightly prosperous city in the Mainland was associated with the name "Little Hong Kong". Now, with the development of economy, it is really Hong Kong-oriented. The urban street landscape in the whole country is unified and standardized, and the high-rise buildings composed of lines can't tell the difference between this city and other cities at all. Regardless of the details of the city, there is no qualitative difference between new york, Tokyo, Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong. There are several bronze statues standing alone in a tall building on Wangfujing Street and the former imperial palace, and the Shanghai City God Temple is awkwardly in the gap of the tall building with a low posture. Cities around the world have differences in time, space and culture and have their own traditional characteristics, but all these have become a face in the fast food era, just like McDonald's in Beijing, McDonald's in Hong Kong and McDonald's in Shanghai. Shops all over the country use computers to spray paint, and all kinds of computer lettering make the streets and alleys full of strong commercial atmosphere.

(2) In this modern society where the population flows so fast, from individuals to families; To friends around you; To the company; Then I went to the countryside. They all create wealth and value with the concept of how fast, how much and how cheap, and then digest it quickly. If you want to create a lot of value in a short time, the most effective way is to let people learn a specific operation, and then speed up the action and repeat it. However, man is an emotional and curious animal, and repeating these actions every day will make him feel bored. But there is not enough time to go out or buy something else. At this time, people want to release pressure. In this case, the most effective ways are videos, images, music, novels and electronic entertainment products. It can mobilize people's emotional changes in a short time, make people sink in, divert attention and relax their brains.

(3) Sometimes I deeply miss the shop signs written by local calligraphers or enthusiasts, and sometimes I really want to walk on the sidewalk paved with green slate. The scrawny slate records the footprints of ancestors, as if recording the vicissitudes of time. The vigorous calligraphy adds a unique cultural taste to the storefront, and the buildings with different styles make people linger. Fortunately, a few experts resolutely protect the traditional buildings of several distinctive cities, leaving us a small space to taste traditional culture.

(4) Not only the scenery of the city, but also the decoration of the home is standardized, blindly pursuing hotel-style splendor, without its own characteristics, and the home in all directions is a model, and there is no difference. So I always look at that set of stamps-"China Folk Houses" in a daze, and experience the beauty in this square inch. Perhaps, our generation is at the intersection of traditional culture and modern fast food culture, and we have become a combination of contradictions in this era.

2. Concept: Fast food culture is a phenomenon that only seeks speed but not connotation. For example, if you want to learn something, you want to take a crash course. Fast food culture is the product of the accelerated pace of people's life, the product of people's excessive pursuit of fame and fortune, and the performance of people seeking only its name but not its reality. Fast food culture can only fill the stomach, and there is not much nutrition. Eating too much will ruin your health. It's a pity to eat tasteless.