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Six years ago, a relentless fire engulfed a loving mother and her three angelic children in the upscale neighborhood of Hangzhou, Blue Qianjiang. This nanny arson incident that shocked the whole country not only tore apart a family, but also triggered a deep reflection on safety, morality and even human nature in the whole society.
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Broken Families One early morning in June 2017, the sky over Hangzhou was filled with an air of mourning. In a family in the blue Qianjiang community, mother Zhu Xiaozhen and children - Lin Tayi, Lin Zhenya, and Lin Mengjia were killed forever by a sudden fire. This ferocious fire disaster was maliciously ignited by Mo Huanjing, the nanny at home, and the reason behind it once made the whole society feel angry and puzzled.
Ride the wind and waves and pursue the truth
When the tragedy struck, his father, Lin Shengbin, was in Guangzhou, hundreds of kilometers away. He rushed to the scene as soon as possible, and in the face of the sudden death of his relatives, his pain and helplessness touched the hearts of hundreds of millions of people. However, in the midst of great grief, rumors that Lin Shengbin was suspected of being involved in the tragedy quietly circulated. Faced with unfair suspicions, Lin Shengbin firmly clarified to the media: "I was on a business trip that night, and I have flight records as evidence. As the police investigation deepened, these groundless speculations were finally shattered one by one, and Lin Shengbin was given a clean slate.
Well-known director Liu Xinda:
After the chivalrous Liu Xinda disclosed Lin Shengbin's personal flight data, the court of first instance ruled that he had violated Lin Shengbin's right to privacy. In fact, Liu Xinda's disclosure at that time was as follows:
Did Lin Shengbin lie or not? Now it seems that it has really been forgotten by people, and many things are like this, and they will be slowly washed away.
With the rapid development of the Internet information age, every move of public figures may become the focus of public opinion. And when there is a conflict between the pursuit of truth and the protection of personal privacy, how should we strike a balance? This is the core issue discussed in a recent case involving the disclosure of Lin Shengbin's flight records. The court's first-instance verdict against director Liu Xinda has been released, but Liu Xinda said that he would appeal, a decision that undoubtedly adds new suspense to the already complicated situation.