The truth behind the "fat cat incident" is hotly discussed with netizens
Recently, the discussion about the "fat cat incident" on the Internet can be described as boiling, and the heat has been high.
This incident not only attracted attention because it involved money and emotional entanglements, but also because of the revelations and doubts that were difficult to distinguish between true and false, which dazzled many netizens.
So, what exactly is this event? Why does it attract so much attention?
Let's briefly review the beginning and end of the "fat cat incident". The protagonist of this incident is a netizen named "Fat Cat", after his unfortunate death, the story of his money transactions and feelings with another netizen "Tan Zhu" before his death was made public. These exposed chat logs show that Fat Cat often goes to "make orders" because he wants to give money to his girlfriend (which may refer to some kind of online part-time job or game boosting).
These chat records have been widely spread on the Internet and have attracted great attention from netizens.
As the incident further fermented, some attentive netizens found that these chat records seemed to be a little too coincidental and unified. In almost every chat log, Fat Cat mentions that "the order is to give money to his girlfriend". Such a coincidence has made some netizens begin to question the authenticity of these chat logs.
In real life, it's hard for people's conversations to revolve around a particular topic so consistently.
In addition to the authenticity of the chat records being questioned, netizens also raised questions about the money transaction between Tan Zhu and Fat Cat. It is said that Tan Zhu got 510,000 from the fat cat, but only paid back more than 100,000.
Faced with such a huge monetary transaction, the fat cat's family should have objected, but why did they choose to settle? This approach has puzzled many people and further deepened people's suspicions about the whole incident.
At this time, a netizen named "Kuang Xiyi" stood up and publicly accused Liu Jialing, the sister of the fat cat. He claimed that all this was hype carefully planned by Liu Jialing in order to win traffic.
In order to prove his point, "Kwong Xiyi" provided a lot of "evidence", he described Liu Jialing as a teenager in a bar in Binzhou, with a low education, and after graduation, she couldn't find a job and became an anchor.
He also pointed out that two days before the fat cat's death, Liu Jialing was still begging the audience for a reward in the live broadcast room, which was unacceptable.
What's even more excessive is that "Kuang Xiyi" also broke the news that the so-called sister, Tan Zhu, T, landlord and other characters were fabricated by Liu Jialing and her team for hype. He even questioned whether Liu Jialing really had a younger brother like Fat Cat, because there is currently no photo that can prove the existence of Tan Zhu, Fat Cat and others.
These revelations undoubtedly added more suspicion to the whole incident.
In the face of these accusations and doubts, Liu Jialing did not choose to remain silent. She quickly set Weibo to be visible only for half a year to avoid more negative information pouring in.
At the same time, she said on Weibo that she had handed everything over to a lawyer and insisted that she just wanted justice for her brother. She said: "I am an ordinary person and I will have shortcomings, but in this matter, I am just a sister. This sentence undoubtedly expresses her deep affection for her brother and her firm attitude towards the whole incident.
In fact, no matter what Liu Jialing's past life was, this does not conflict with her behavior of seeking justice for her brother. Family affection is one of the most precious emotions in the world, and it is completely understandable that she, as an older sister, stood up for her brother and sought justice after his death.
And judging from the current evidence, Liu Jialing did not fabricate facts or deliberately hype. The cremation certificate she posted, the salvage video posted by netizens, and the photo of Tan Zhu and the fat cat all proved the existence of her younger brother and the authenticity of the incident.
In this era of information explosion, it is difficult for us to judge the authenticity of every piece of information. But as a conscientious citizen and netizen, we should maintain a rational and objective attitude to look at every event and every piece of information. Don't easily believe those unverified news and rumors, let alone make unwarranted accusations and attacks on others.
In this discussion about the "fat cat incident", we can see netizens' desire for the truth and their pursuit of justice. They expressed their views and opinions in various ways in an attempt to uncover the truth of the incident.
Although there are some radical remarks and groundless accusations, most netizens have maintained a rational and objective attitude, hoping to find a reasonable explanation and ending for this incident.
What I want to say is that no matter what the truth of the "fat cat incident" is, we should respect the deceased, respect the facts, and respect the law. At the same time, we should also learn to look at all kinds of information and remarks on the Internet rationally, and not blindly follow trends or believe rumors. Only in this way can we jointly create a harmonious, civilized and healthy online environment.