Title: Wealth and the Bottom Line: The Moral Choice of Self-Determination.
In today's information age, the self-leading platform is like a lush forest, where various voices are intertwined into a complex network picture. However, in this seemingly free forest, some self-authors do not hesitate to sacrifice the privacy of others in order to pursue traffic and profits, and adopt the way of exposing others' privacy to attract attention, which is undoubtedly a serious challenge to the bottom line of morality.
A gentleman has a way to make money", this is an important criterion in traditional Chinese culture, which tells us that there should be a proper way and method to pursue wealth. Under the guidance of this guideline, we should create and disseminate on the basis of respect for others, rather than gaining benefits by harming others. This kind of unjust practice not only damages the rights of the victims, but also undermines the public order and good customs of the society, and will eventually erode the trust foundation of the society.
In the world of self-importance, traffic often means profit, which leads some authors to ignore the constraints of morality when creating. They may think that whatever means are justified as long as they can bring enough attention. This kind of thinking is extremely dangerous, because it regards the moral bottom line as a dispensable thing, and ignores the sense of responsibility and public morality that should be due to members of society.
As a self-author, I have the responsibility to stick to my own moral bottom line and not sacrifice the interests of others for the sake of profit. I firmly believe that only by creating in the right way can we win the true respect and support of our readers. Creation should not be a simple process of interest game, but a process of transferring value, sharing knowledge, and promoting thinking. In this process, protecting the privacy of others is the most basic moral requirement.
It is undeniable that we all have a desire to pursue wealth, but this desire must be controlled within reason. We can't afford to lose our bottom line as a member of society because of momentary gains. This bottom line is not only respect for others, but also the maintenance of one's own professional dignity. Once we lose this bottom line, we will be lost in the pursuit of interests, and ultimately lose our own personality and reputation.
In this era full of self-discipline, we should learn to be self-disciplined and stick to the moral bottom line. We should create responsibly, constantly improve our professional quality, and attract readers with valuable content, rather than invading other people's privacy to gain undue benefits. Only in this way can we become a clear stream in the ocean of self-development, transmit positive energy to the society, and contribute to the progress of civilization.