The cement girl who is popular all over the Internet, after the scam was exposed, new scripts were staged in turn, and now it is quite miserable

Title: Exposing the Truth of Self-Media: Behind Compassion is Fictional Suffering

In the vast ocean of self-media, a "cement girl" has aroused the sympathy of tens of millions of viewers, and her hard life and selfless dedication to her family have touched countless people. But are the facts really as touching as they appear to be? Is it sympathy evoked by real suffering, or are we just another tool of self-media?

1. The beginning of the gimmick: The story of the fictional "cement girl" in the self-media era seems to be real and touching, however, her appearance is only a continuation of the gimmick in the self-media era. No matter how touching a story is, it's likely to be just a fictional product just to attract more clicks, attention, and praise.

2. The commercialization of compassionWe cannot deny that compassion is a part of human nature, and we media cleverly transform this kindness into business opportunities. The audience's sympathy has inadvertently become a consumer product, and "Cement Girl" is just a link in the commercial operation.

3. The collapse of the personality: From innocence to contradictions, the once highly regarded image of the "cement girl", when the truth was revealed, her character began to disintegrate. Behind the innocence is a contradictory and false self-media figure, and her every frame is nothing more than a tool for commercial interests.

4. Social responsibility: Warning of self-media traps This incident is not only a case of "cement girl", but also a warning to the entire self-media industry. We can't let compassion be abused by fictional suffering, and audiences need to look at self-media information more rationally to avoid falling into the trap of compassion.

5. Building an Authentic Information Society: The Responsibility of the Audience As an audience, we have a responsibility not to be fooled by imaginary suffering. Rationally treating self-media information and paying attention to real social problems is the first step in building a real information society. We can't let compassion become the fuel for the commercialization of self-media.

6. Conclusion: Where does true compassion come fromIn the era of self-media, we need to be more vigilant about what we see and hear. True compassion stems from real problems and needs, not artificial false suffering. Only when the audience can remain rational can we truly build a deep and authentic information society.