The first food broadcaster to die in 24 years was not Enke and Fat Monkey Boy, but a "Brother Yu" with more than 100,000 fans.
He is addicted to alcohol, eats big fish and meat every day, and weighs as much as 200 pounds.
Like Bubble Ball, they all died of illness caused by too heavy a burden on the body.
Unexpectedly, on April 15, the news of the death of a food broadcaster came. He wasn't fat, he could even be said to be thin, and he didn't overeat, so why did he leave?
"Feifei A Cup of Wine", whose real name is Ren Fei, has captured the hearts of more than one million fans with its unique tasting perspective and massive wine knowledge.
This 34-year-old Internet celebrity in the wine industry is not only a master wine taster who talks and laughs in front of the camera, but also the "God of Wine" in the hearts of countless wine lovers.
However, the cruelty of fate came in an instant.
At noon on April 15, 2024, Ren Fei died suddenly of a heart attack in Henan Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, like the last drop of mellow wine quietly evaporating, which made the entire wine circle mourn.
Just as fans are immersed in grief and find it difficult to accept the fact of losing this soul figure, an amazing scene happens.
On the afternoon of Ren Fei's death, his social media accounts unexpectedly posted new content and interacted with fans.
This abnormal phenomenon is like a thunderbolt on the ground, which made many netizens explode.
For a while, conspiracy theories were rampant, accusations arose, and people speculated: Is this the account stolen, or is the team using the name of the deceased to earn traffic?
In the face of the controversy, Ren Fei's wife "Sanzang" stepped forward and gave the answer to the public.
She calmly but firmly explained that those seemingly "living" updates were actually pre-set scheduled content to be released, which was carefully prepared by Ren Fei before his death to ensure the activity of the account.
Sanzang made it clear that she would continue to operate her husband's account, but would never consume Ren Fei's death in exchange for any financial benefits, so as to maintain her husband's dignity and image before his death.
Feifei's loyal fans reacted differently to this explanation.
Some fans expressed their understanding and support, they believed that Ren Fei's professionalism to his work before his death was admirable, and the content released regularly was his last gift to fans, which should be respected and cherished.
Another part of the fans has reservations, they are worried that even if the original intention is good, if Ren Fei himself is unable to participate, the continuous update may gradually deviate from his personal style, and even become a tool for commercial marketing.
Ren Fei's sudden departure left behind a 5-year-old daughter and a beloved wife. Fortunately, the friends around me reached out in time and gave the family great support and love.
Their actions remind us that while focusing on online controversy, we should not ignore the pain of our loved ones and the reconstruction of our lives in real life.
The concern and assistance from all walks of life to Ren Fei's family undoubtedly shows the warmth of human nature and the sense of social responsibility.
Feifei's death of a glass of wine undoubtedly dropped a shock bomb for the wine industry and even the entire Internet celebrity circle.
In his short life, he has won millions of fans with his professionalism and unique charm, and his posthumous story has sparked a lot of heated discussions about life, family, social responsibility and the handling of digital heritage.
Despite the controversy, one thing is undeniable: Ren Fei's love and dedication to wine has created an online legend that cannot be replicated.
Although his departure is sad, the memory of the wine he left behind will linger in the hearts of fans for a long time.
As for how to properly handle social media accounts in similar situations, all parties in society should jointly explore more reasonable solutions that respect the deceased and care for the living, so that the loss of every online figure can be duly respected and commemorated.
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