A netizen's family has a cousin who sells roast duck, and she posts videos on Douyin every day, either dancing around the roast duck with the whole family, or forwarding all kinds of nonsense about food. In her eyes, there seems to be nothing real in this world, and the merchants are all said to be black-hearted and rotten livers, even rice, vermicelli, and seaweed, one moment it is said that it is fake rice made of plastic, and another time it is said that the vermicelli is rubbed by plastic, and the seaweed is also classified by her as a series of plastic products...
However, she is full of confidence in her roast duck, which is the treasure of the world in her mouth, produced by absolute conscience, pure and noble, and a good roast duck with morality. Alas, I don't know what those food rumors have to do with her roast duck, anyway, she thinks that her roast duck is a good thing.
This is really a ridiculous phenomenon~ Look at this cousin, she is simply a "science popularizer" in Douyin! It's just that her "popular science" content is comparable to a science fiction blockbuster, showing the "high-tech achievements" of the food industry vividly and vividly all day long - what plastic rice, plastic vermicelli, plastic seaweed, yo ho, dare to love modern technology has been good enough to make plastic into cereals? I'm afraid that even the Chinese Academy of Sciences will have to ask her for advice.
After all, in the dazzling "plastic feast", the hot, fragrant and innocent roast duck is like a beacon of truth, shining in the darkness, telling the world: Oh, this is the only real guy you can eat with confidence!
Tsk, who said that the average level of education on Douyin is not high enough? At least this cousin has vividly explained in her own way what "independent thinking in the information age" is - except for its own products, everything else can be plastic, what a combination of deep skepticism and innovative thinking! If you put a label on this spirit, it should be called the life philosophy of "I am the only one, long live plastic". Shouldn't we, the netizens, also give her a thumbs up, and try the roast duck with incomparably high moral character by the way? It's just that I wonder if this roast duck also has its own function of refuting rumors, and you can distinguish the truth from the fake in the world by taking a bite?