@longtian168 The target has changed again!! There have been so many targets these past few days, from the hair incident to the noodle-making incident to the bamboo cicada incident.
@longtian168 Han Hong is probably secretly laughing at home right now. She didn't do anything
and just got off the trending topics list with a servile half-squatting posture
She should at least kowtow to the host.
@longtian168 Yesterday's focus may be forgotten today; today's new target will be replaced by a new hot topic tomorrow. Don't treat trending topics as a verdict; more often than not, they are just a shift in attention.
@longtian168 The public's memory lasts only seven seconds. Those who criticize Chen Xuan today may turn away tomorrow because of another trending topic. This kind of public calm achieved by finding the next target seems lucky, but it is actually a tragedy for the entire public opinion ecosystem.
@longtian168 It seems the Chinese "spider men" have started targeting independent women again; lately, they've been cyberbullying these self-reliant women. Are all these "spider men" Lin Shengbin? Why do they hate women so much?
@longtian168 Whether it's Han Hong's public display of power or Chen Xuan's kneeling, it ultimately reveals the true nature of humanity in front of the public. Reaching this point was inevitable, though they don't see it as inevitable, but rather as accidental. The problem lies in the fact that those who benefited from the era's dividends have been abandoned by its development! A company like Nvidia, which consistently hits the key moments of the times, can only be explained by time travel.
Chen Xuan's half-squatting posture seems like a "technical defense," but can it balance the public backlash against Han Hong's single comment? This actually reveals a double standard regarding the etiquette of Chinese celebrities in public. Don't try to save Han Hong, nor should we treat Chen Xuan as a lifeline. The real issue is how we interpret this female host's "low-profile" behavior.
@longtian168 Trending topics that are instantly abandoned leave no legacy other than creating division. In contrast, influential public opinion ultimately leads to solutions, whether it's prompting updates to industry standards, improvements to regulations, or promoting more rational public understanding.
@Ac_atcr The issue of trending topics being removed is like liking posts on WeChat Moments—it flashes by. Truly lasting public opinion needs to translate into institutional reforms or industry self-regulation to have any value.