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Text | ChunLi
Verbal violence is a knife hanging over everyone.
Two days ago, I witnessed a major cyberbullying incident.
Hu Ge sent a Weibo post to cause controversy, and some people scolded him for supporting Jiang Jinfu's "domestic violence".
I am also a girl and firmly on the side of opposing domestic violence.
But Hu Ge's Weibo clearly wrote "wrong is wrong", or someone pretended to turn a blind eye.
Some "cyber brutes" have proved with practical actions: black you are black you, do you need a reason? Nope!
Some people with bad intentions even pulled out the video of Hu Ge a few years ago and maliciously interpreted it.
I am reminded of a sentence: Wood shows in the forest, and the wind will destroy it; the pile will come out of the shore, and the flow will be turbulent; the deeds are higher than the people, and the multitudes will not be.
As an actor with a good reputation in the circle, I really did not expect that Hu Ge would one day be blackened by online violence and had to send a lawyer statement.
"You can never wake up and pretend to sleep", "There is no excuse for the sin of wanting to add", referring to those Internet thugs.
Good people fall, people collapse, celebrities have accidents, these are the biggest carnivals of villains.
"Cyberbullying" is no longer a new word.
But when I wanted to briefly list the public figures who had suffered online violence in recent years, I found that the list was too long to be complete...
How many people are keyboard men going to kill?
Zhou Haimei was scolded by netizens for playing the villain "Tianhou" in "Fragrant Honey Sinks Like Frost";
Wang Maolei, the actor of "Yuan Chunwang" in "Yanxi Raiders", was scolded to directly close the comments because of her realistic acting skills;
Zhou Yumin's wife, Yu Hongyuan, receives abusive messages from Kuroko every day, and can't bear to choose to call the police;
Xu Zheng, who was on fire this year because of "I Am Not a Medicine God", was also denounced by fans because Wang Baoqiang did not send Weibo brothers because of his divorce;
Sunnee, a Thai artist, wore a white shirt that read, "Lao Tzu is a beast" when she attended the event.
Later, I learned that this dress was sent by black powder, and Sunnee was teased because she couldn't understand Chinese, and afterwards, black powder was still shouting on Weibo:
"It's cool", "it's really a beast"...
In addition to scolding artists, there are also those who scold with their families:
Zhang Jiani was scolded by netizens for playing the "Shun Concubine" in "Yanxi Raiders";
Chen Ming, a contestant of "Strange Story", posted a photo of his daughter on Children's Day and was scolded by netizens:
"This child is really ugly, the genes of Hubei village goods, no worse."
There are also those who directly curse the artist for "going to die":
A photograph of Gulinaza, which is taken in black and white, with candles and wreaths for the memorial;
On the day of the Qingming Festival, someone burned Yang Yang's photo and paper money.
Xin Zhilei was directly named by black powder:
"I hope Xin Zhilei can go to the crematorium red..."
Artists who are viciously accused of gossip cannot bear the burden of rumors, and some even directly choose to commit suicide:
In March this year, actress Liu Yuxin, who had starred in "Step by Step", committed suicide on the hot search.
Although she was rescued, she posted a long post on Weibo afterwards, accusing her of the horrors of online verbal violence.
I couldn't do enough, so I chose to take a glass of wine that I thought I would never wake up.
Cyberbullying will not spare anyone
In 2005, Chen Kaixing, the daughter of the famous Hong Kong filmmaker Chen Xunqi, was scolded by netizens for taking sexy photos.
Even her father was within the scope of the rumors.
Eventually, the girl, whose name was "Happy," jumped from a tall building and left the world.
On April 21, 2015, Taiwanese female artist Yang Youying committed suicide at her home.
Yang Youying's brother said that the biggest reason for her suicide was "the slanderous bullying that is now popular among netizens."
Yang Youying was only 24 years old when she committed suicide.
What's even more terrifying is that some people have not escaped the fate of cyber bullying until death!
Until now, there are still people who have left unbearable insults under the weibo of Li Yong and his wife Ha Wen;
Qiao Renliang suffered from severe depression because of online violence, and after his death, there have been people speculating about the deceased with dirty words.
Sartre was right: "The other is hell."
How many innocent people, bullied, fell from the human world into the loess.
Online violence has exposed the darkest side of human nature.
"Violence" comes from all directions
If I say that these celebrities listed above are only the tip of the iceberg for victims of online violence, do you believe it?
The reality is that almost every star you can think of has experienced this.
Words have no blade, but they can kill people.
"Cyber violent people", anyone can scold, anyone dares to scold: stars, national heroes, scientists, athletes, ordinary passers-by are within their scope.
Teacher Yuan Longping, the "father of Chinese hybrid rice", was photographed buying a luxury car and living in a mansion.
A large group of people ran out to talk harshly, and the words were extremely bad.
In fact, Yuan Longping just took a look at the car at the Mercedes-Benz Motor Show, and it was said to be a luxury of life.
As for Yuan Longping's "mansion" posted online, the full name is Qingdao International Academician Port.
In addition to Teacher Yuan Longping, there are more than 12 academicians such as Academician Lu Bingheng, the "Father of China's 3D Printing", and thousands of scientific researchers work here.
To put it bluntly, the state understands this group of scientific researchers and has built them a "comprehensive office building" that integrates work, accommodation and meals.
After Yuan Longping led the team to settle in, the "mansion" became a "test field".
Last year, at the age of 87, Yuan Longping and his scientific research team successfully bred salt-tolerant rice planted in seawater.
Relying on this achievement alone, China can increase grain production by 50 billion kilograms a year and feed an additional 200 million Chinese.
Those Internet trolls who scolded him, where has your conscience gone, are you worth every bite of rice you eat?
The old man is almost 90 years old, please, let him go.
There is a passage in "The Ragged Crowd":
"The masses never craved the truth, and they turned a blind eye to the undesirable evidence.
If error is tempting to them, they prefer to worship it.
Whoever provides them with the illusion can easily become their master;
Whoever destroys their illusion will fall prey to them. ”
Gu Tianle, who has been doing charity in obscurity and donating funds to build 100 primary schools, has also become a "victim" of rumors.
The man who claimed that "no one can black him except the sun" was "blackened" not long ago.
As we all know, 2018 is a sad year.
Gu Tianle sent a weibo message to remember the deceased giant, but did not mention Lan Jieying.
Gu Tianle was subjected to online violence as a result, and many netizens took the rhythm below:
"Why is there no Lan Jieying?"
The current keyboard man is like this, always demanding others by the standards of a saint.
There is nothing new under the sun, and I remember that the last time for the same reason, Chen Qiaoen and Zhao Liying's Weibo was also attacked by them.
Qiao Renliang died suddenly, because Chen Qiaoen and Zhao Liying did not send Weibo memorials at the first time, and a large number of netizens scolded them:
"Fake friends", "can't die well", "get out of the entertainment circle", "unworthy of being a person", "apologize for your sins with death"...
Later, I learned that after learning the news of his friend's death on the set, Chen Qiaoen kept crying, couldn't eat, only drank a few glasses of water, and was so sad that he couldn't wear makeup.
And Zhao Liying, who also did not post Weibo, attended the press conference and was asked about Qiao Renliang, she also cried uncontrollably on the spot.
She said:
"This is a very good friend of mine, I didn't post Weibo, I don't want to tell you my mood through Weibo...
I hope that everyone will respect the deceased and give everyone a space to digest..."
Not speaking up doesn't mean not being upset.
But keyboard men don't care about this, their logic is:
If you do not express your condolences, you are "without conscience"; if you do, you are "shameless!" Do you dare to rub the heat of the dead? ”
People are fearful in their words, and their hearts are cursed
Basketball star Sun Yue did not play well because of the game, and crazy fans vented their emotions on Sun Yue's wife and family.
Forced Sun Yue to come out and apologize:
"It's not as bad as my family, I didn't play well, there is any insult and slander rushing at me, don't scold them."
The mouth of the people is shoveled, and the bones are destroyed, and what a heartache.
If it's not to protect their families, where do they need to bow to strangers?
British director Edgar Ryder is famous for "Blood and Ice Cream Trilogy" including "Hot Blood Detective".
The film depicts such a group of people who are full of crooked reasoning, but in fact have no moral bottom line.
In a remote town, there is a presbytery of 12 people, including police chiefs, supermarket owners, and priests.
They will kill people under all sorts of bizarre pretexts:
They killed the opera singer because they felt that the actor's acting skills were insulting to Shakespeare.
They killed a woman on the grounds that her laughter was hard to hear and affected the image of the town.
They killed the rich people in the town, because the rich people's houses were not good-looking, and they destroyed the architectural style of the town...
Journalists die because they write typos, gardeners get stabbed in the chest for moving, minors are killed for entering bars...
They wear masks all the time, hiding in the dark church and judging innocent people from the moral high ground.
Like the "cyber violents" who are hiding in the dark corners of the Internet today:
They tapped the keyboards gently, spat out the heartfelt words, and pulled the trigger on the people in the sun.
Camus says in The Stranger:
"I know I have no place in this world, but why do you judge my soul?"
"Cyber violencmers" always stand on high ground and criticize, but why do you point fingers at other people's lives?
The small plot in the movie, illuminated into reality, will be a real absurdity.
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Author: Chun Li, a rigid young woman in the director's department, and a cameraman. Follow me, here's the avatar you want and the cheats for chasing men. This article comes from the public account: Entertainment New Youth ID: iiiquan, speaking human words, dreaming of spring.
Anchor: Mu Feng, founder of Chaoyin Studio, anchor of Guiyang FM909, uncle fresh meat mixture, sullen and unrestrained young people. WeChat public number: Chaoyin Studio, WeChat: aimufeng01, Weibo: @909 Mufeng