People around me never post in Moments, or they are people who don’t know how to play with mobile phones, so there is no such thing as WeChat and Moments.

Or they are relatively low-key and don't like to share their happiness with the outside world.

I can eat whatever I want and communicate with a few close friends.

They don't like it and aren't used to it. They express everything through posting on WeChat Moments.

For example, people who don't have mobile phones are generally those who are relatively young and their elders have not bought them mobile phones, or they are too old but don't know how to play with mobile phones.

Just like the children of some of my relatives, because they are too young and don’t understand anything yet, and their elders never buy them mobile phones, they don’t have a so-called circle of friends.

For another example, I have many elders who did not study in primary school and cannot use mobile phones now. They can be said to be illiterate.

Just like my mother, my mother doesn’t know how to play with mobile phones.

She thinks mobile phones are too complicated and she doesn't know how to use them.

She usually plays mahjong and chats with a few friends. There has never been such a thing as a circle of friends.

Of course, there are also some peers who have their own mobile phones, and they also have the habit of never posting on Moments.

Usually they are relatively honest and low-key people who don’t like to do everything through the Internet. The main purpose of using their mobile phones is to check some things, watch some news or videos, or make phone calls and send messages.

Short message.

When they are at work, they call their colleagues.

In normal times, I just use some Weibo on my mobile phone to read news and follow current events.

But they don’t like to share their things through their circle of friends, and they are relatively low-key.

I usually communicate with my friends through phone calls when encountering problems, and try to figure out a solution together.

Go to a party with friends during holidays.

They think posting on WeChat Moments is a way of complaining for no reason and asking for attention.