Reporter Pan Huizhong / Comprehensive Report
Liao Renshuai uploaded a photo of the outpatient injection room on the social network website on the 16th, "Vaccine got!" Immediately triggered a heated discussion on the Internet, so he uploaded a selfie video on the 18th to express what he wanted to say, he revealed that after the news was exposed, he saw that many netizens left messages scolding him, "I don't understand what you scold me for? I think it's very brainless, and is there any special help you guys doing these things? For your own life."
What Liao Renshuai wants to say is that if we have one more person to be vaccinated, then one less person can become a spreader of the virus, and if more people are vaccinated, the safer the world will be. It's as if you have to scold everything and express your opinions, as if you don't express your opinions, you have no value to exist."
Liao Renshuai's vaccination on the mainland accidentally attracted unreasonable insults. (Photo/Photo from Instagram/outerspaceleo)
After sighing, Liao Renshuai revealed that he felt particularly annoyed, and that he was not vaccinated through special relations, "I also obediently registered for the queue, and then waited for the notice to go to the beating." He also knows that Taiwan has recently broken out about the use of privileged vaccinations, but he also believes that there is no need to over-condemn, he believes that his moral character is not particularly noble, and if he really has privileges, he may also protect his family through vaccination.
Liao Renshuai said that he moved to Shanghai at the end of March to work as a director, and then obediently registered to queue up for vaccinations, but unexpectedly attracted unreasonable insults from some netizens, he admitted that this was his unhappy point, "I don't understand what kind of mood those who type and scold me are in." He thinks that public figures are not funny to scold everyone, "It's not that you want to scold, at least me, I didn't do anything wrong today, why do you want to scold you?" 」
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