#头条创作挑战赛#
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Text: Cowbowton
Edited by Cowbowton
Do you think the story of the entertainment industry is bizarre enough? Then you have to keep your eyes open and see the He family's good show! 76-year-old Uncle He and Mrs. He, who is more than 30 years younger than him, staged a "family civil war" comparable to a palace fighting drama.
And the battlefield of this war has actually extended from TV programs to live broadcast rooms and public housing policies. This makes one wonder: in this age of national entertainment, have we turned everything into a well-planned show? Let's take a look at the absurdity and reality behind this farce!
He Family Drama: From Competing for Production to Live Broadcast, a Modern Version of "Dream of Red Mansions"
The story of He Bo and Mrs. He is simply a modern version of "Dream of Red Mansions". It's just that this time the stage has moved from the Grand View Garden to the live broadcast room and public housing. This "year-old love" couple seems to have brought the spirit of "civil death to the death and martial arts" to the extreme, but they are not fighting the imperial court, but their children and public opinion.
Two months ago, Uncle He and Mrs. He publicly checked the books with five children on "Looking Around", and staged a "family mobilization" drama for production. This family infighting not only did not subside with the passage of time, but intensified and became a hot topic on the streets.
And Mrs. He, the "Pan Jinlian" of the new era, has turned this family dispute into her own "way to make money". She started her live broadcast career, just like an "Internet celebrity self-media". However, this "Internet celebrity road" is obviously not smooth.
"by evil forces!"
This is Mrs. Ho's explanation for her frequent reports. However, whether there is really an "evil force" at work, or whether netizens can't stand this farce, I'm afraid only Mrs. He knows it in her heart.
However, Mrs. He's "live broadcast soul" seems to be indelible. Even if she is frequently blocked, she is still happy to open the live broadcast. Moreover, in order to attract attention, her tricks can be described as endless. From drying small vests to showing underwear, Mrs. He's live broadcast content can be said to be more and more "exciting".
Some netizens even exclaimed: "I thought it was a strap, and it could pretend to be a child; I thought it was a rucksack and 2 hangers to hang a pair of bottoms, and I had 1 hanger to hang 4 or 5 pairs! "
Such comments can't help but make people wonder: Is Mrs. He really selling goods, or is she selling "gimmicks"? In this era when traffic is king, perhaps for Mrs. Ho, controversy is the best advertisement.
The elusive He couple: a well-planned "escape" show?
The whereabouts of Uncle He and Mrs. He are even more mysterious than that of agents. The front foot said that he was going to Huizhou for a vacation, but the back foot was found by netizens secretly returning to Hong Kong late at night. This kind of elusive behavior can't help but make people wonder: are they really on vacation, or are they playing a "dodge" drama?
What's even more interesting is that this morning, sharp-eyed netizens actually captured the picture of Mrs. Ho Bo and Mrs. Ho dragging their suitcases and hurriedly leaving their apartment in Tuen Mun. Mrs. Ho's outfit is even more eye-catching: a white hat, a white T-shirt with a black vest skirt, and white socks and black platform shoes on her feet. This shape is simply a big question mark on the street.
"There is a serious suspicion that she deliberately wore the same dress every day, and others recognized her; She's so special, these two wear the same dress every day! Boy! Play to the whole city! "
Such netizen comments express the doubts in the hearts of many people. Mrs. He is dressed like this to be low-key and unrecognizable, or is it the opposite, to attract attention? In this era of entertainment for all, every move seems to be interpreted as a "performance".
The "escape" show of the He family and his wife can't help but be reminiscent of the "fake escape" incident planned by some Internet celebrities to attract attention. In this day and age, the line between authenticity and performance seems to be blurring more and more.
Official Response vs Mrs. Ho's Attitude: A Game of Public Interest and Personal Rights
In this farce, the official attitude is undoubtedly an important turning point. In an interview with Sing Tao Global Network, the Secretary for Housing, Ho Wing-yin, said that the case of Ho Sang and Mrs. Ho had become too "entertaining" and should not be discussed further. However, he also stressed that the Housing Department would take serious follow-up action if any suspicious abuse of public housing was discovered.
Such a statement not only shows the importance that the official attaches to the public interest, but also hints at dissatisfaction with this "entertainment" incident. However, Mrs. Ho's response to this is quite intriguing:
"I'm very happy to accept a rigorous investigation, and when the time comes, I can prove my innocence, and it's fun to think about it, thank you for your concern for me."
Mrs. He's words, is she really welcoming the investigation, or is she taking the opportunity to hype? I'm afraid only she knows this in her own heart. But it is undeniable that such a response undoubtedly adds a bit of drama to this farce.
In this game between public interests and individual rights and interests, what we see is not only a family dispute, but also a microcosm of the values of the whole society.
Netizens are hotly discussed: The society in which there are different opinions
This incident quickly aroused heated discussions among netizens on the Internet, and various opinions came one after another, making people dizzy.
Some netizens think that Mrs. He's behavior is too much: "How old are you here, and you are still drying underwear live on the Internet, what kind of body is it?" With this energy, it is better to communicate with your children and solve family conflicts. Such comments represent the traditional belief that elders should lead by example and maintain family harmony.
Some netizens also stood on Mrs. He's side: "It is people's freedom to live as they want, and it is not illegal." Besides, isn't people's live streaming also for self-reliance? It's much better than those young people who gnaw at the old. This view reflects respect for individual choice, and the belief that everyone has the right to pursue their own way of life, as long as it is not illegal.
Some netizens thought about it from the perspective of social issues: "This incident reflects not only a family problem, but also a microcosm of the whole society." The remarriage of the elderly, intergenerational contradictions, and the allocation of public resources, which is not a hot topic in today's society? Such comments undoubtedly take the discussion to a deeper level.
Some netizens expressed doubts about the authenticity of the whole incident: "I always feel that something strange about this, could it be a well-planned hype?" Now for the sake of traffic, anything strange can happen. In this era of "traffic is king", such suspicions are not unreasonable.
Some netizens turned their attention to the media and the public: "Are we paying too much attention to other people's private affairs?" Did the media exaggerate this matter in order to attract attention? Did each of us inadvertently become the driving force behind this farce? Such a reflection undoubtedly touched the core of the whole incident.
In this heated discussion, we see not only a comment on the He family incident, but also a microcosm of the whole society. From family ethics to individual freedoms, from the allocation of public resources to the responsibilities of the media, each angle reflects certain characteristics of our time.
Conclusion: The Social Thinking Behind the Farce
Looking back on the whole He family farce, we can't help but ask: Is this a family dispute, or a well-choreographed "modern drama"? In this era of national entertainment, everyone seems to have become the director of their own life, and social media has become the "live broadcast room" for each of us.
The story of Mrs. He reflects many problems of our time: family conflicts caused by the remarriage of the elderly, the fairness of the distribution of public resources, the ethical challenges brought about by online live broadcasting, and the boundaries of media reports...... Every question deserves our deep thought.
Perhaps, what we need to reflect on is not only the farce of the He family, but also the role and responsibility of each of us in this era of national entertainment. Are we bystanders? Participator? Or is it a pusher?
In this era of information explosion, should we maintain the ability to think independently and not be deceived by appearances? In the pursuit of traffic and attention, are we ignoring the more important value? This farce has taught us a vivid social lesson, but what to learn needs each of us to think for ourselves.
Finally, let's consider the question of how we should balance personal rights, family responsibilities, and social morality in this era of entertainment. Feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment area.