"A kind word can warm you for three winters, but a bad word can hurt you for six months." The rapid development of information networks has allowed people to enjoy the convenience brought by technology, and everyone can speak freely online.

However, due to the anonymity of the Internet, as long as anyone is slightly dissatisfied with the people or things on the screen, everyone may become a "keyboard warrior" to vent their emotions. And those words to vent your emotions will turn into a sharp sword and pierce people's hearts as long as you press "enter".

In online life, neither amateurs nor celebrities can escape online violence.

Do you still remember the "Deyang female doctor suicide incident" in 2018? A tragedy involving a swimming pool conflict that turned into cyberbullying killed a promising doctor. After the intercepted video clips were posted online, they were continuously spread by online media. In the end, the doctor was searched for human flesh. Unable to withstand the pressure of public opinion, the female doctor chose to commit suicide.

How can an amateur be treated like this, let alone a highly anticipated celebrity?

"I am actually afraid of crowds. You think this thing has not caused you harm, but suddenly one day something happens and you realize that I have been hurt."

Li Yuchun is the first generation victim of online violence. After the Wenchuan earthquake in 2008, she was photographed donating blood. Many pictures were posted on the Internet. Some people questioned her for making false claims. For a time, accusations spread all over the Internet. Not only that, as a female musician with a neutral image, she was called a "famous male musician" by the host at an award show, and many people also called her "Brother Chun" and women as "xx" "Brother" is a kind of discrimination. Her avatar was photoshopped, and she was spoofed as "boys and girls are the same"...

"Now that I pass by, everyone will call me Li Yuchun. In fact, this is a very normal thing, but for me, I have a heart. Grateful”

It has to be said that public figures are more susceptible to online violence. His/her words and deeds are all watched by the audience, not to mention that in today's developed Internet, any clues will be infinitely amplified. Actor Reyza was criticized online for her dressing style, Yuan Shanshan was criticized by the entire Internet, and Wu Xin cried about online violence...

They all say, "Don't persuade others to do good things without doing their own thing." So, if you don’t understand others, don’t judge others from a distance, and don’t point fingers. You know, saliva can really "drown" people.

Just as Teacher He Jiong said, "You can blurt out compliments, but think twice before slandering. Everyone thinks I just stepped on it lightly, but thousands of troops stepped on it..."

I think, in this world In the complicated information network world, everyone must have the above qualities! You must know that if one person steps on fertile grass, it may not have any impact, but if thousands of people step on it, the fertile land will become barren.