In this era of information, Internet celebrities have emerged in an endless stream of tricks in order to attract attention and earn traffic. But have you ever seen a "pregnant woman" with a five-month-old pregnant belly asking for marriage? This is not only an absurd gimmick, but also a challenge to social order and good customs.
Recently, the Jiangbei District Branch of the Chongqing Municipal Public Security Bureau reported an eye-popping case. A 33-year-old woman, Chen, in order to attract traffic, actually bought fake pregnant belly props online, disguised herself as a pregnant woman, and posted a marriage proposal on the Internet**. This kind of behavior that ignores the bottom line of morality not only deceives the feelings of netizens, but also has a negative impact on the social atmosphere.
In this era of seemingly entertainment to death, we can't help but ask: Where is the bottom line of Internet celebrities? Is it really possible to do anything for the sake of traffic and attention? Chen's behavior has gone far beyond the scope of normal online entertainment and touched the bottom line of social morality. Her behavior is not only irresponsible to herself, but also irresponsible to society.
* The punishment of administrative detention for Chen in accordance with the law is a due punishment for her behavior and a maintenance of social order and good customs. The Internet is not a place outside the law, let alone a hotbed of moral decay. We should work together to maintain a healthy, civilized and harmonious online environment.
For Chen's behavior, we can only say: although the traffic is good, the bottom line is more important. As a self-leading blogger, you should lead by example and spread positive energy, rather than unscrupulous means for the sake of traffic. What do you think?