Ten years ago, Zhu Zhiwen became famous on the Internet with his amazing voice. Everyone in the country became famous overnight, and "Brother Dayi" became synonymous with traffic. After he became famous, he became the "cash machine" of the villagers. They held their mobile phones and turned on their cameras, chasing him, kicking open the door of his house, and forcing Zhu Zhiwen to cooperate with them on camera again and again for their benefit.

Ten years later, "Ramen Brother" Cheng Yunfu became popular on the Internet because his 3-yuan ramen had not increased in price for 15 years. He became a famous "Ramen Brother", but troubles followed. They were chased and intercepted at stalls, villages and even in front of their homes, their mobile phones were shoved into their faces, they were maliciously photographed, and they were forced to sign contracts. A tragedy seemed to be happening again.

Because he had no relevant knowledge, Ramian Brother was deceived into signing a contract with a communication company. Unable to bear the pressure of public opinion, Ramian Brother proposed to unilaterally terminate the contract, but was compensated for 38,000 yuan

Ramen Brother’s sudden popularity on the Internet triggered a large wave of traffic. What Ramen Brother experienced after he became famous is the ugliest thing in this era where traffic is king.

Those who use traffic, they travel thousands of miles to the village where Ramen Brother is located, pick up their mobile phones and cameras to shoot and live broadcast unscrupulously, thereby seeking the dividends brought by the Internet era.

As everyone knows, it has brought great trouble to the family that originally lived a peaceful and comfortable life. In the interview, Brother Ramen said that his life was very tired, he did not dare to go back to his family, and he cut off contact with relatives and friends.

Those who interrupt without a bottom line under the guise of promoting goodwill have never thought of reflecting on the trouble they have caused to others.

Ramen Brother is an ordinary person who does extraordinary things among a group of ordinary people.

A bowl of ramen costs 3 yuan, and it has been the same all year round. I would rather live a harder life than insist on not increasing the price. He knows that life is not easy for everyone in the village and thinks of others. Although the profits are getting thinner and thinner, he still repeats this ordinary but great thing. Kind-hearted people have good intentions in their hearts. He expressed his understanding of the media's influx, saying that they were also running for life.

Kindness and bottom line are what each of us must have.

In today’s context of self-media platforms, it is not a shameful thing to want to become famous. Each of us wants to live a better life, but we must keep a thread in our hearts. That root is the bottom line of morality.

The story of Ramen Brother is worth pondering, and we must not let traffic and money blind us.