Recently, a series of staggering hot searches have emerged on the Internet, one of which has attracted great attention is a 13-year-old girl who spent 700,000 yuan on an appointment. This seemingly ordinary episode has since evolved into a drama about family, art, and online consumption. What kind of story makes a small request such a sensation, let's uncover this mystery together.
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The protagonist of the story is a 13-year-old girl named "Fufu", who caused an uproar with a painting that sold for 70,000 yuan. However, this is not an ordinary act of buying paintings, but a part of the circle transaction. Set up a circle, that is, a niche culture with original characters as the core, through the "gold owner" to buy the character design created by the painter (wife), forming a unique transaction chain.
The twists and turns of the matter were bizarre, and the buyer and seller originally reached a deal happily, but because the buyer was underage, the parents were strongly dissatisfied. In order to calm the turmoil, the painter "Bai Qin" finally returned 60,000 yuan. The incident sheds light on the risks involved in circle trading, as well as the problems that exist in this niche culture.
However, what is more concerning is the issue of family education that broke out in this turmoil. Fufu's parents only discovered the problem after their daughter spent a huge amount of money, highlighting the lag and lack of family education in the Internet age. How a minor can freely spend such a large amount of money on the Internet, and the lack of parental education, are all questions that make people think deeply.
This is not an isolated case, similar online consumption phenomena have emerged one after another, from minors tipping anchors to primary school students raising funds for idols, all exposing the shortcomings of family and education. This is not only a matter of legal supervision, but also the importance of educating minors about their views on money and consumption within the family. In this virtual online world, the consumption behavior of minors needs more parental guidance and supervision.
Conclusion:
This incident may be just the tip of the iceberg, revealing a series of questions about circles, online culture and family education. In this era full of unknowns and challenges, we not only need legal norms, but also the attention and guidance of parents, so that minors can grow up healthily in the online world. It is hoped that this sensational event will arouse more people's thinking and attention to family education. In the future, we look forward to a healthier and more rational online consumption environment.