Recently, a blogger posted a **, claiming that two winter vacation homework books for the first grade of primary school were found in the toilet of a Paris hotel. ** shows that she said that she would take these jobs back to China and return them to the owner. This ** has attracted a lot of attention, and it has also triggered a search operation on the Internet. However, some people have questioned this matter, saying that it may just be a move to earn traffic. On February 19, the blogger responded that Qin Lang's mother had been contacted.
In the **comment area, a Jiangsu netizen claimed to be Qin Lang's uncle, and liked it 220,000 times. However, the Douyin account, which claimed to be Uncle Qin Lang, was then banned, showing as a violation. In addition, according to a report by Heilongjiang Satellite TV's official WeChat***, the staff of Jiangsu Hai'an Xichang Primary School responded that there was no student named Qin Lang, and there was no existence of the eighth class of the first grade. Another reporter contacted the staff of Xichang Central Primary School in Jiangsu Province, and the other party said that they were concerned about the matter, but their school did not have the eighth class of the first grade. As a result, ** has raised questions among netizens, with some suspecting that it may just be an act of posing.
A well-known public interest lawyer said that some online anchors may direct and perform some ** on their own, just to gain attention and increase popularity. However, the Internet is not a place outside the law, and such behavior not only breaks the bottom line of the law, but also is punished by the law. Zhao Liangshan cited the provisions of the "Public Security Administration Punishment Law" on maliciously spreading rumors and disturbing public order, and called for cracking down on such lawbreakers.
Looking at this matter, the platform also has the responsibility to strengthen the supervision of content. Fully supervise and manage the content on it, and discover and deal with bad behaviors in a timely manner.
In response to Qin Lang, the student mentioned in **, the blogger has posted again** to clarify that he has never said that Qin Lang is a student of Xichang Primary School, and ** did not disclose specific school information. She said that Qin Lang's mother had been contacted, and the matter had been satisfactorily resolved. In this incident, we might as well think that for online live broadcasting, legal compliance, honesty and trustworthiness are the long-term ways for its sustainable development.