On April 4, a news about Chen Peisi taking his son Chen Dayu to visit the tomb in Babaoshan in Beijing suddenly occupied major news headlines because it was secretly photographed.
The 70-year-old performance artist, while performing the filial piety that every son does, is shattered by a series of candid photos.
In the photo, he is dressed plainly, with a serious expression, and devotes himself to the memory of his old father.
However, such a solemn moment was ruined by an unknown candid photographer, and what is even more infuriating is that the other party not only did not stop because he was stopped, but shared these photos on the Internet in a high-profile manner.
The behavior of the clandestine photographer caused strong dissatisfaction among netizens. In their view, this is not only an invasion of Chen Peisi's personal privacy, but also a disrespect for a person who is worshipping his relatives.
Netizens left messages expressing their views on this matter, and some people sighed, "I reminded you with my hands, I can't take pictures, and you still send it out"
Some people bluntly said, "Give people some respect on days like this!"
These voices converged into a storm of public opinion, condemning the misconduct of the clandestine photographers.
Chen Peisi, the comedy master who has made hundreds of millions of viewers laugh on the stage of the Spring Festival Gala, has always maintained a low-key and real image in the public eye.
Not only that, but his sense of responsibility for his family and dedication to art have also made him a role model in the eyes of the public.
In this incident, the performance of Chen Peisi and his son Chen Dayu once again verified the artist's personality charm.
Even in the face of uninvited cameras, they did not lose their temper, but simply signaled each other to stop.
This demeanor, which can still be maintained at extraordinary times, is in stark contrast to the dissatisfaction of netizens, and it also makes us re-examine what is truly respectable behavior.