I don't know whether the threshold of the media industry is too low or the quality of media practitioners is too low, so that this kind of defamation behavior often occurs from the media. Isn't it necessary to be responsible for such behavior?

Zhang Weili responds to rumors of selling autographs.

After Zhang Weili lost the game, the so-called rumor of selling autographs appeared on the Internet immediately. Some people pointed out that Zhang Weili made money by selling autographs before the competition. I think this idea is a bit ridiculous, because even if Zhang Weili is short of money, he can't be reduced to selling autographs. More importantly, if Zhang Weili wins the competition, it will earn more money than buying products. This idea simply doesn't hold water. At present, Zhang Weili has also officially responded to this rumor, and denounced the rumor maker as shameful.

Zhang Weili doesn't sell autographs.

Before the game, Zhang Weili did sign a lot of autographs, but Zhang Weili didn't sell them. Instead, a fan found Zhang Weili and said that he would bring some autographs back to his friends. Zhang Weili took time to sign autographs for this fan. Strictly speaking, Zhang Weili's behavior is very caring. Why do some people understand this behavior as selling signatures? Can this big v make a move to slander others just for the sake of fire? Don't you need to bear legal responsibility for such a thing?

I'm really ashamed of this big v.

As the saying goes, a gentleman loves money and takes it wisely. We can understand that media writers want to make money, but a person must have a moral bottom line to make money. If a person can slander others at will, he will lose even the most basic sense of morality. Zhang Weili is an honest and kind girl. Many fans especially like Zhang Weili, but this is not the reason why some big V bullied Zhang Weili.

I sincerely advise this big V to behave himself and stop such slander activities. Strictly speaking, Zhang Weili can hold you accountable.