短信息帶來的文明革命的典型圖景在日本。東京地鐵與街頭每天出現(xiàn)的景象足以讓社會學家和心理學家都瞠目結(jié)舌：成千上萬的人群，既有那些染著各種顏色頭發(fā)的少年人，也有背負家庭責任的主婦以及一輛嚴肅的辦公室一族，都不約而同拿地著各種顏色手機，不斷地用拇指在手機上按動，對于他們來說，通過手機進入移動運營商DoCoMo提供的平臺，就能上網(wǎng)閑聊、交換電子郵件和照片、收聽音樂、算命、玩游戲、定約會，甚至是買鮮花和賣股票。事實上，這已經(jīng)不僅僅是一種時尚，而是日本人在十年經(jīng)濟低迷之后為自己找到的一種最合適的溝通、娛樂和生活方式�！赌粗改X震蕩》

　　SMS enjoys the greatest revolution in Japan. Sociologists and psychologists are shocked at the scene down in the subway or up on the streets in Tokyo: thousands of people, the young with their hair dyed in different colors, the housewives tending for the whole family, and the salarymen with their serious appearance, are busy with their pressing on the buttons of the various mobile phones(可免去用not only but also 的句型).After getting to the platform provides by DoCoMo, the mobile operator, they can, on the net, chat, send or receive emails, exchange photos, listen to music, have fortune-telling, play games, make appointments, or even buy flowers or sell stocks. In fact, SMS ceases to be something merely fashionable. Instead, it offers one of the best ways of communication, entertainment and lifestyle.