与陌生人聊天可能有益健康,也可能是新友谊的开始
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It’s good to talk’, so some people say. When I commute into London, there are certainly plenty of people conversing on their mobile phones – sometimes too loudly – discussing and sharing personal details with a friend. For me, it’s strange that they talk as though the person is sitting next to them, when they don’t even acknowledge the person who is actually sitting beside them.
有人说,说话真好。当我通勤到伦敦时,肯定有很多人用手机聊天——有时声音太大——与朋友讨论和分享个人信息。对我来说,奇怪的是,当他们甚至不承认坐在他们旁边的人时,他们说话的样子就好像坐在他们身边。
Many of us spend part of each day surrounded by strangers, whether on our daily commute, or sitting in a park or a cafe. But most of them remain just that – strangers. However, new evidence has shown