Can you imagine a Weibo post triggering a court verdict? When online speech becomes a sword for the reputation of public figures, who is the one who fires on the battlefield when they disagree?
In the glamorous entertainment industry, Bai Jingting not only attracts attention with his handsome appearance, but also wins the love of fans with his versatile talent. Growing up in Beijing, he has shown a passion and talent for acting since he was a child. In his childhood, he often imitated the characters in TV dramas, wrote, directed and acted in small plays, which were praised by neighbors and aunts.
As he grew older, Bai Jingting's acting skills became more and more mature, and he became a household name with his outstanding performance in the youth campus drama "To Our Simple Little Beauty". Since then, his works such as "The Golden Years" and "My True Friend" have been released one after another, and each work has made his acting career wider and wider.
Behind the aura, he also has an unknown emotional experience. In the past, he talked about several relationships in public, although the relationship has always been low-key, but every time it ends, he suffers a lot, and he has learned how to stay calm on the cusp.
Recently, Bai Jingting has become the protagonist of an online infringement liability dispute. Ni Moumou's series of remarks on Weibo are not only suspected of lacking factual basis, but also insulting, seriously damaging Bai Jingting's personal reputation. The court finally ruled that Ni Moumou needed to publish an apology statement on his account, and compensate Bai Jingting 8,000 yuan for mental damage and 5,000 yuan for reasonable expenses.
Although the court has made a clear judgment, Ni Moumou has not fulfilled his obligation to apologize, and Bai Jingting has to apply to the court for compulsory enforcement, which once again heated up the incident and aroused widespread concern from all walks of life.
In this era of information explosion, freedom of speech is important, but everyone's right to reputation should also be respected and protected. Although public figures enjoy higher exposure, this does not mean that they should unconditionally endure online violence and defamation. Bai Jingting's experience reminds us that in the face of online violence, upholding justice and the law is a right that everyone should uphold.
Through this incident, we have also seen Bai Jingting's transformation from a widely loved youth idol to a mature actor who insists on self-protection in front of the law. This is not only a microcosm of his personal growth, but also a delicate balancing act in modern society in dealing with the conflict between public discourse and personal rights and interests.