Nowadays, it has become increasingly common among old and young people to less contact. This essay will examine two major causes of intergenerational relationship and suggest pragmatic ways to address them.
One key reason why many young people addicted to developed technologies. For example, many young people spend most of their free time on smartphones and social media instead of talking with their grandparents at home. As a result, the connection between them becomes weaker. One possible solution is young people can teach older family members how to use smartphones or video calls, so they can communicate more often and share their daily lives even when they are apart.
This would increase the relationship between young and old people and allow them to connect more. Another cause is the pressure of work or study. Most young people have jobs or studies during the whole day. Consequently, they do not have enough time to spend time with their grandparents because of tiredness after a long day, and they prefer to sleep or scroll social media at that moment despite their grandparents' desire. To solve this, after a long day, young people allocate their time to talk with their grandparents.
For instance, they can do lots of activities together, such as playing chess, watching TV with a cup of tea, and fishing on the riverbank on weekends, it makes way to communicate more and spent time with happiness. In conclusion, young people often spend time on social media and work during the day. To solve this, teach how to use smartphones and doing activities together at least on weekends.