Essay: TV brings social problems? Television, as a form of spreading information, has become a part of our daily life. Certain percentage of our knowledge was told or taught by it, however, with the increasing newly found or happened reports brought and introduced, we began to keep an eye on its accuracy and drawbacks. At first, to be honest, none of the elements involved in the process of reporting would or could absolutely be perfect. Some of them is limited by its serious and dull form like newspaper, while others may cause irresponsibility in giving and receiving ideas, such as comments on the current affaires on the internet. Television, as well, is bound to have some limitation, it is more free in representing, compared with newspaper. And meanwhile, subjectivity cannot be avoided, either. We are not given the rights to express our own instant opinions, but it does not mean audience will not be misled, or they might also make up some of the details so as to have a second-hand spread. My view towards this problem is that every social individual should think through when exchanging ideas, if it is sensible enough to believe, or if it is responsible enough to criticize? Adults as we are, we ought to own the ability to be objective (to the greatest extent). Media is doomed to be blamed when it does not show plenty of profession. Whereas, it should not always be the excuse of our own faults. In a word, keeping sense is the best way to avoid social problems, whether to the media or ourselves.