I woke up early in the morning and saw a hot search: Shirley's movie is about to be broadcast.
In fact, ordinary netizens who do not often use Weibo and do not follow the Korean entertainment industry may not know Shirley very well.
Including myself, my understanding of her is limited to: a young and beautiful Korean female star, who was often searched in China, often did things that looked a little strange, and was often scolded (whether in South Korea or China), and then until 2019, she suddenly died at the age of 25.
Then no one scolded her, and even, suddenly, as if everyone in the world loved her deeply, everyone regretted her departure, denounced those who abused her online, and called for civilized Internet access.
It's ironic.
In particular, I saw that under the Weibo that announced "Shirley's movie is going to be broadcast" on the hot search, a hot comment at the top was an ordinary netizen asking: Does this belong to human blood steamed buns?
Then almost all the replies were against her, most of the replies were not very polite, and even one reply directly said: I have never seen a normal person with this avatar.
Under a large number that shares Shirley's information every day, some netizens asked: Was it filmed when he was alive?
The replies were also not very friendly.
In fact, these two netizens did not say anything very excessive, especially the latter, which seems to me to be a very normal doubt.
Because, not everyone knows all the itineraries of Shirley's life, and not everyone knows whether she really filmed such a posthumous work before her death.
Four years after Shirley's death, there is suddenly such a "Shirley New Movie" that is about to be launched on Netflix, and isn't it normal to wonder whether this is a complete film shot before my life, or an edited documentary or fan MV?
If it is really the latter, then it is understandable to question that brokerage companies use the deceased to hype money.
Shirley's Baidu Encyclopedia does not have a word about this new movie "Persona2", I searched for it and learned that this 2019 short drama has a total of 5 small units, when Shirley played the heroine, only two episodes of filming suddenly died, so the filming ran aground.
The producers have said that perhaps Shirley's completed part will be released.
And the new movie to be released now should contain these, as well as the in-depth interview she gave in 2019.
It was originally an easy thing to explain clearly, but as a result, those netizens in the comments, in order to protect the girl who had died who had suffered from online violence and depression before her death, attacked the living girl.
Don't you think it's ridiculous?
Who is "speculating"?
The information that everyone receives daily is inherently unequal, and there are still many illiterate illiterate people in our country, and the question that seems very naïve to you is likely to be what people really ask, why do you have to assume that the other party is deliberately looking for trouble and maliciously provoking?
If you feel that the other party's question is brainless, you can turn a blind eye, you reply with a scolding, he replies with a scolding, and an online violence that should not have appeared has reappeared.
How extreme and terrible the current Internet is, everyone does not know on the first day, netizens who have never known their lives across the screen often judge and even speak ill of each other just because the other party has said something that is not in line with their expectations and made behavior that they cannot understand, even if there is nothing wrong with these words and deeds.
Many netizens are too failed in real life, so they like to vent their anger on the Internet and find a sense of existence - pour their own stomach anger on strange netizens, let him be angry, I am happy, how cool!
For such netizens, I no longer want to evaluate, what I want to complain about more are those netizens who shed "crocodile tears".
Do those who suddenly "fell in love" with Shirley deeply after her death really love her? Do you really understand what "love" is?
I don't love her, because I don't know her or pay attention to her, to me she is just a distant stranger, I didn't hate her or scold her when she died, so after she dies, I will feel regret and regret, but I will not suddenly rise to sincere or false love because of guilt or other emotions.
A large part of the so-called "love her" people are just following the trend.
By participating in such seemingly great and righteous collective acts, you can find a sense of identity, to demonstrate your superiority as belonging to the "right majority", or to satisfy your desire to perform.
It is even very likely that the people who "love" her now are the same people who scolded her back then.
The reason why he scolded her back then was not because he disliked her, but because everyone else was scolding.
Cursing people with the trend, or even swearing to death, can enjoy the pleasure of judge others and even bullying others, but they can be exempted from punishment, after all, the law does not blame the public.
The good that follows the trend is not necessarily good, and the evil that follows the trend must be evil.
These people who follow the trend, it is impossible to think deeply about what Shirley's death means - of course, behind Shirley's death, there is more darkness in the Korean entertainment industry, and the Internet storm she suffered before her death is only worse, but every insult she received during her lifetime may become the straw that crushed the camel, especially when she thought of her dying at such a flower-like age, and what she was facing before her life was full of malice from strangers, it is even more sad.
But people who follow the trend will not think about this, or even if they do, they will not be more kind and tolerant in subsequent words and deeds.
Therefore, even if many lives are left because of online violence, they will still dramatically "love" the dead Shirley, while doing "snowflakes brave the world" and inflicting online violence on every living Shirley.
Until another Shirley dies, and then falls in love with her again.
Is it funny?
But such stories are played out every day.