文章开始前,先分享几个小故事。故事1:2014年1月3日,微博客户端给我发了一条私信,总结了我这一年在微博上的使用情况。内容是这样的:“这一年,我发了58条微博,得到了116条转评和5个赞,我的微博被阅读过10,8910次!×××和×××有你们在微博真好(意思互相评论比较多)。”故事2:一次,同事在淘宝网购买了几盒零食,货到的时候和在实体店的味道完全不一样,而且有怪味。咨询卖家后,卖家同意退款,但只限没开封的食品,开封过的不退。 Before you start, let’s share a few stories. Story 1: January 3, 2014, microblogging client sent me a private letter summarizing my use of Weibo this year. The content is this: “This year, I made 58 microblogging, got 116 reviews and 5 likes, my microblogging has been read 10,8910 times! × × × and × × × You are good on Weibo (mean more comments on each other). ”Story 2: Once, my colleagues purchased a few boxes of snacks on Taobao, and when they arrived, they had completely different tastes in the store. After consulting the seller, the seller agreed to refund, but only unopened food, Kaifeng had not refunded.