Recently, some short video platforms have been very popular in sharing "human cubs", and more and more accounts with "Sunwa" as the main content have appeared on social media. With more and more homogeneous content of "human cubs", some accounts have begun to "find another way" in order to surprise and win, allowing their young children to eat and broadcast.
The youngest of these children's food bloggers that appear online is a two-year-old toddler! The children in the video eat and broadcast under the encouragement of their parents' "warm pulse", and they keep eating, eating, eating, eating...
Remember the eating blogger Mr. Bubble Bobble, who once had more than 13 million followers, the 29-year-old Bubble Bobble weighed more than 320 pounds because of eating Hesse, reaching the level of severe obesity. Bubble Bobble brought super high traffic and wealth by eating and broadcasting, but it died suddenly at the age of 29, making countless netizens sigh "there is a life to make money, no life to spend money."
So Mr. Bubble Dragon does not have the slightest disrespect for the deceased, but just wants to remind those parents who let their young children go to eat and broadcast, eating Hayser is a strong adult who can't afford it, let alone children who are only a few years old!
The platform promoted the "Human Cubs" activity, which originally allowed parents to share their children's cute moments and accompany their children to grow up together. However, in order to get out of the rubbing traffic, some parents have gradually changed their taste from "Shaiwa" to "Kenwa".
From children dressed in diapers to stir-fry in the kitchen, to five- and six-year-old female dolls becoming beauty bloggers who can play S love and rub the edge ball, it can be said that behind every child blogger stands a pair of parents with interests in their hearts; and in order to let young children do eating and broadcasting parents, it is even more reprehensible, as the saying goes, "tiger poison does not eat children", their hearts are more vicious than tigers.
The actions of these parents have violated the physical and mental health of the wards, which is both moral and suspected of violating the law. According to Article 36 of the Mainland Civil Code, if a parent commits an act that seriously harms the physical and mental health of the ward, the court may revoke his or her guardianship.
Finally, there is another problem, that is, the "Clear Lang" action of the Cyberspace Administration of China in 2021 clearly stipulates that minors under the age of 16 are strictly prohibited from appearing on camera and live broadcasts, and the behavior of "Internet celebrity children" is seriously investigated and punished. So why are there so many children's bloggers on these short video platforms? Although the parents of bloggers are responsible, are the merchants and platforms that contribute to the waves also responsible? What do you say?