Dear readers, there is a sad news on the Internet recently"Zhou Haimei's death", which made many people feel an indescribable emotion in their hearts. As a generation of beauties, she has left in the hearts of countless people with the image of Zhou Zhiruo. However, the news surrounding her death has sparked a discussion about titles, judgments, and misunderstandings.
In the beginning, the authenticity of the news became the focus of mixed opinions. First, passers-by broke the news, then an insider refuted the rumors, and finally the official ** reported that she was being rescued. Everyone was expecting good news, however, just in anticipation, Zhou Haimei's studio announced her passing. In our hearts, the beautiful image of the former Zhou Zhiruo will always be frozen.
Zhou Haimei's ex-husband Lu Liangwei became one of the first celebrities to post condolences on social platforms. He expressed his grief by calling her "Seafood" in an affectionate way. However, this title unexpectedly caused misunderstandings and accusations from some netizens.
"Seafood" is another name for Zhou Haimei, which is similar to her name in Cantonese and is affectionately called by those around her. But for those netizens who don't know this background, they mistakenly thought that Lu Liangwei wrote her name incorrectly in the mourning, so they launched a criticism in the comment section of his Weibo.
This incident makes us feel that people are often prone to make judgments based on their own subjective imagination without a comprehensive understanding of the facts. Just like the ** that circulated on the Internet, at a glance, people will mistakenly think that the little girl's legs are abnormally slender, but in fact, it is because the popcorn bag in her hand blends into the background, causing a visual illusion.
Do you still remember the woman who was ridiculed by netizens during the epidemic because she charged 200 yuan to the takeaway brother, and finally chose to jump off the building to end her life?The hero of this tragedy is Joshua, a resident of Shanghai's Hongkou District. Her story reminds us once again of the serious consequences of online violence.
Joshua's father, who lives in Shanghai's Qingpu District, suffers from high blood pressure and severe hearing impairment, and has had a cerebral infarction. Usually, Joshua visits his father every week to help him buy groceries, cook and clean. However, during the lockdown in Shanghai, she and her father were trapped in their respective communities and could not see each other.
In order to bring food to his elderly father, Joshua cooks the dishes and prepares them for the delivery boy to deliver. After several price increases and still no one took the order, she contacted Yu Zhong, a takeaway brother who had delivered food to her before. Yu Zhong was touched by her filial piety and decided to help out. Despite the difficult journey, Yu Zhong rode for four hours and finally delivered food to Qingpu.
In order to thank Yu Zhong, Joshua charged his mobile phone with 200 yuan. Little did she know that this small act would lead to unintended consequences. A Weibo big V** read this story, thinking that it would pass on positive energy, but it unexpectedly caused dissatisfaction among some netizens. They thought that the 200 yuan given by Joshua was too little, and they made inappropriate comments on her Weibo, and even doxxed and insulted her.
Faced with a relentless attack on the web, Joshua felt extreme stress and despair. In the end, she chose to jump from the 32nd floor and ended her life. This originally heartwarming story has become a heart-wrenching tragedy.
Those netizens who accuse Joshua may not know her true situation. Joshua is unemployed, has a meager family income, and has to pay a huge monthly mortgage while also caring for his sick father. In this context, she can charge Yu Zhong with 200 yuan in phone bills, which is already the best she can do.
Before we make a quick review, it's time to stop and try to get more context. In the era of the Internet, we should learn to make rational judgments and avoid hurting others because of ignorance.
Zhou Haimei's passing makes us think again about how to look at the world around us with a more tolerant and understanding attitude. Every word of everyone has a story behind it. In this complex and ever-changing society, let us listen attentively, judge rationally, and avoid unnecessary misunderstandings and harm. May Zhou Haimei continue to be happy in another world, and we can be more cautious and understanding in this world.
Dear readers, let us show more understanding and compassion in the virtual world of the Internet. Don't judge other people's lives lightly because you don't know what other people have been through. Only with more understanding and tolerance can we work together to create a warmer and more harmonious online environment.