In this bizarre online world, Internet celebrities from all walks of life dare to try all kinds of jaw-dropping radical behaviors in order to win attention. This recent scene is an earth-shattering tragedy staged by the "Big Four Drinking".
First, there was Brother Sanqian, a 34-year-old young man, who drank four bottles of spirits as cattle in front of the camera for several digital victories. People say that all the wonders in the world are only a moment, and his life in that last moment is like a meteor streaked across the night sky, shining brightly and extinguishing in an instant. An unexpected but reasonable death erased him from the stage of reality.
But this did not become a wake-up call, but like a relay race, with Brother Huang of the Central Plains following closely behind. He was not only a hunter of alcohol, but also a slave of curiosity. At the cost of pain and death, in exchange for the freshness and pleasure of the audience for a moment, until the end of life.
His departure has left the remaining family with wounds that will not heal and the weight of life, what is this for? For the growth of a few numbers, for the sake of the short-lived glory?
The story of Yang Lao Er is more like a satirical drama in a tragedy. A social fire performer, adding color to the world with happiness.
He warned everyone to drink less in front of the camera, but the story behind him is one glass after another of forced alcohol. Until that irreparable accident, he was forever frozen in people's memories.
As for "Feifei a glass of wine", a man with a deep knowledge of beer, his story is like a marathon with no end in sight. Every day of evaluation, every day of wine tasting, his life seemed to be filled with these amber liquids, until his heart could not bear it, and the gears of life came to an abrupt end.
Their stories are not individual tragedies, but symptoms of the entire Internet age. On this seemingly free but actually full of constraints, people will do whatever it takes to gamble their lives for the sake of traffic and fame. With their departure one after another, we can't help but ask: is this kind of Internet culture worth it?
The story of the "Big Four Drinking" should not be just a simple tragedy, but should also be the starting point for deep reflection in society. What we need is not one young life after another sacrificed for traffic, but a healthy, rational and humane network environment.
Let us remember these living beings, their disappearance, not only the reduction of numbers, but also the lesson of blood. I hope that all people can learn from these stories, cherish life, and stay away from the corrosion of alcohol. Let's work together to build a more positive cyberspace. After all, life shouldn't be the price of fame for anyone.