In the morning, opening the headlines and looking at the comments, I smiled. Netizens are so cute, the comments are not polite, but they are also quite reasonable. For example, last night I sent a micro-headline that read "7 a.m."

In the morning, opening the headlines and looking at the comments, I smiled. Netizens are so cute, the comments are not polite, but they are also quite reasonable.

For example, last night I sent a micro-headline with "7 a.m.", and netizens directly asked "What time is 7 a.m." I checked on the Internet, it turned out that the early morning refers to a period of time from midnight to before dawn, and the time is about twelve o'clock in the evening to 6 o'clock in the morning. It's already morning at 7 o'clock!

For another example, in response to the micro-headline I sent the day before yesterday that "my daughter asked me where the Great Wall is, I criticized her and said that it was in Beijing", some netizens directly criticized me" The child asked questions, why do you approve it first? "Did you tell your daughter you were wrong?"

The most favorite headlines of free speech, although netizens do not meet, but dare to criticize, and unceremonious. This is a "benefit" that is not available in real life. Knowing mistakes can be corrected, and good deeds can be great. It has been a long time since I have accepted such direct and sharp criticism. Through the criticism of netizens, I also increased my knowledge and found a lot of problems in myself, which may be the charm of the Internet.

Welcome netizens to comment more, more criticism!