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This paper aimed to study about the influence of online social media use. 2390 voluntary teenagers participated this survey, aged from 11 to 28, 1128 males and 1262 females (Mage=18.29, SD=3.61). This paper took online social media use, self-identity and subjective well-being as latent variables, selfesteem as observed variables, to construct a structural equation model and to discuss their association relationship and mechanism. The results showed that the use of social media online had direct and significant positive effects on self-identity and subjective wellbeing; but negative relationship with self-esteem; at the same time, online social media use, self-identity, self-esteem and subjective well-being had interrelated associations with each other, especially the mediating effect of self-esteem could positively predict subjective well-being. Keywords—online social media use, self-identity, self-esteem, subjective well-being

The Association with Online Social Media Use: “Self” and Subjective Well-being of Teenagers