At present, the Internet has exerted an increasingly significant and far-reaching influence on all fields and industries of society, as well as on our living habits and thinking patterns. The new era is a behavioral model or process that follows the Internet mindset, integrating the Internet with traditional industries, and reconstructing or transforming these traditional industries from the bottom up to promote their high-efficiency and high-quality development. The new era is like a knife, an axe, or a saw, breaking down everything into fragments and then reassembling them around the Internet to form new systems and structures. Therefore, the essence of the new era is fragmentation and reconstruction. The new era, when translated directly into Chinese, should be "Internetization", emphasizing the datafication of behaviors, the connection, sharing, and factorization of data, and the broadening of connections. In other words, "various traditional industries in the new era" do not simply integrate the Internet into the internal operations of each industry and organization, but rather generate feedback and interaction through connections, ultimately leading to a large number of "chemical reaction-like" innovations and integrations.