Maintaining the desire to share is very difficult because it requires two types of fertile ground.

One is high-quality information intake—long articles, in-depth, curated content. Such content often gives people a sense of cognitive enhancement and sparks the impulse to share.

This demand has also led to the emergence of various reading-related products.

The other is high-quality interaction—having a good conversation partner, where both parties can sincerely and selflessly share themselves, whether in daily life or professional knowledge, which is very energizing.

Between two people's conversations, there is the flow and exchange of each other's lives.

Therefore, podcasts, dialogues, and interview programs are also very popular.

But these kinds of conversations often have a hidden third party (the audience) present, which often introduces commercial purposes.

This is an era where people crave sharing but lack the desire to do so.

So, we can only rely on the fertile ground of various content products to make our withered hearts bloom again.