In recent years, a series of worrying phenomena have appeared on Chinese social platforms, along with the increase in pessimistic misanthropy and inflammatory rhetoric, many people have begun to reflect on whether the current society has fallen into the "era of lack of morality". This article will explore this issue in depth and put forward the thinking and efforts of Chinese society to carry out moral construction.
Part I: Lack of Morality in Social Platforms
In the current network environment, social platforms have become the main channel for information dissemination. However, some negative news and online violence incidents have been widely spread on social platforms, causing widespread attention. This phenomenon is closely related to the existence of information cocoons, where people only see the information they are interested in, resulting in conceptual limitations and individual differences. This further exacerbates the estrangement between communities and the amplification of social contradictions, making the phenomenon of moral decay increasingly prominent.
Part II: Self-media and the promotion of the phenomenon that traffic is king
In today's society, the ethos of "traffic is king" is becoming more and more obvious in self-media. In order to attract attention, many self-media unscrupulously spread negative public opinion and inflammatory remarks. This phenomenon has led to the voice of positive energy gradually being covered by negative public opinion, making the phenomenon of social opposition increasing. However, it needs to be clear that this phenomenon is not unique to China, and social media platforms around the world face such problems.
Part III: The Road to Moral Construction in Chinese Society
Although there are some immoral deficiencies in Chinese society, we have enough confidence and ability to correct this bad atmosphere. China has a long cultural heritage, and 5,000 years of historical inheritance has endowed us with powerful wisdom to resist the moral decline of society. At the same time, in the new era, China actively advocates that the people practice the core socialist values, which also provides a model and guidance for moral construction at the value level.
Government departments have also taken positive actions, such as the "Qinglang" campaign launched in 2012 to precisely combat bad social culture on the Internet. Short video platforms have also begun to actively respond to national policies and increase the promotion of high-quality content and traffic guidance.
However, reshaping society's moral standards remains a daunting task to radically improve the status quo. China needs the active participation of everyone to jointly build the bottom line of social morality. Only in this way can China emerge from the moral and cultural desert of its population and move towards a healthier and more harmonious society.
Conclusion: The phenomenon of lack of morality under Chinese social platforms is a problem worthy of attention and solution. By deeply understanding the reasons and taking effective measures to build morality, Chinese society will be able to get out of this predicament. With the joint efforts of all the people, China will become a more positive, civilized and orderly society.