The Weibo account of "Reading Machine Girl" Gao Junyu once again posted the ** that entered the operating room, causing an uproar. According to reports, on the evening of February 29, Gao Junyu posted a **, claiming that he had a rare brain tumor and recorded the process of shaving his hair. Subsequently, the topic of the reader girl who claimed to have a rare brain tumor quickly topped the hot search list. The origin of this incident can be traced back to more than ten years ago, when Gao Junyu became popular because of an advertisement for a reader, and became known as the "girl of the reader".
Many people expressed concern about Gao Junyu's condition and expressed their blessings and encouragement to her. However, many netizens questioned this. Some believe that Gao Junyu may have fabricated the condition to hype up his own popularity. They pointed out that Gao Junyu did not provide conclusive medical evidence in **, but simply claimed that he had a rare brain tumor. There are also people who question whether some of the ** released by Gao Junyu before are hype, and they are skeptical about Gao Junyu's true motives.
This isn't the first time a similar incident has happened online. In fact, in the past few years, similar self-hype incidents have occurred frequently. In order to attract attention and fans, some self-leading creators do not hesitate to use their illness as a topic for hype. These hype behaviors have sparked widespread discussion and controversy in society, and many people have questioned whether this method of using the disease to hype up is appropriate and whether it violates the bottom line of morality. This kind of incident not only had a negative impact on the speculator himself, but also had a certain impact on the entire self-leading industry.
The impact on society is also evident in this incident. First of all, the incident has aroused the public's renewed attention to the hype behavior, and people have doubts about the authenticity and integrity of the self-hype. Secondly, this incident is also a disservice for those patients who really suffer from rare diseases. They may be mistaken by the public for hype, resulting in their conditions and needs not receiving the attention and help they deserve.
As for whether there is an update on the incident, it is not yet known. However, in any case, we should reflect on such an incident and strengthen the supervision of the self-leading industry. Only by maintaining a good image of the industry can we protect the rights and interests of the public and the sustainable development of the industry.
To sum up, this incident of Gao Junyu, a "reader girl", claiming to have a rare brain tumor, has aroused widespread public attention and discussion. The incident has once again raised questions about self-hype and caused harm to those who are really suffering from the disease. This incident should cause us to think deeply about the self-leading industry and strengthen its supervision to maintain good social order and public interests. For the impact of the whole incident, we should assess it objectively and ask questions in the form of questions to trigger more discussion and thinking.