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Zhang Jizhong's Weibo "exposed the ugliness of his family", and the privacy leakage was stormy
In other words, the affairs of the entertainment industry are always a little more exciting than serials. No, director Zhang Jizhong accidentally moved his housework to the "big stage" of Weibo and staged a "privacy exposure door". It turned out that Zhang Jizhong, under an impulse, actually made the content of the "Divorce Agreement" with his ex-wife Fan Xinman public, which instantly exploded on the Internet.
Imagine, Director Zhang may have wanted to show his "honesty" or "innocence", but he accidentally turned into a "large-scale social death scene". In the "Divorce Agreement", Fan Xinman's date of birth, home address, children's situation, and the details of the division of property were all exposed. Netizens said: "Director Zhang, are you making a documentary?" Or the home version of The Hidden Corner? What's more, he directly ridiculed: "Director Zhang's Weibo is more dedicated than the paparazzi!" ”
The court announcement came, and Zhang Jizhong "liked to mention" it to enforce it
I thought that this turmoil would slowly subside over time, but I didn't expect that an announcement from the Beijing Internet Court once again pushed Zhang Jizhong to the forefront. As soon as the announcement came out, the whole network was in an uproar. It turned out that the court found that Zhang Jizhong's behavior seriously violated Fan Xinman's right to privacy, and demanded that he publicly apologize and compensate more than 25,000 yuan for mental damages, notary fees, and lawyer fees. What's more interesting is that due to Director Zhang's delay in performing this "apology + loss of money" package service, the court directly initiated the enforcement procedure. At this time, Zhang Jizhong not only became the talk of netizens after dinner, but also "mentioned" the "special attention" of the legal community.
Netizens also had a lot of discussions about this, and some said: "Director Zhang is telling us with practical actions that impulse is the devil!" Others joked: "It seems that in the future, before celebrities post on Weibo, they will have to hire a legal counsel to review the first trial." What's more, he directly opened his brain: "Is Director Zhang warming up for his new drama?" The title of the play is "Weibo Fengyun"! ”
The mystery of the partnership company, Zhang Jizhong and his ex-wife's "cut and untidy"
Just when everyone thought that this farce was about to come to an end, another piece of news made everyone's jaws drop - Zhang Jizhong and his ex-wife Fan Xinman actually hold a number of partnership companies together! This plot reversal is more exciting than a Hollywood blockbuster. Netizens speculated: "Is this the new fashion of divorce without leaving home?" Or is it "a helpless move under the tying of business"?
In the face of this "divine turn", netizens once again turned on the joke hand mode: "Director Zhang used practical actions to interpret what it means to be 'friends when you break up, and partners are comrades-in-arms'!" Some netizens opened their minds: "Perhaps, these companies are the testimony of their love, even if they are separated, they must fight side by side in the business world." Of course, there is no shortage of rational voices: "After all, business cooperation and personal emotions are two different things, and I hope they can handle these relationships properly." ”
Controversial Summary: What is the boundary between privacy and publicity?
Speaking of which, we have to think about a question: in today's highly developed social media, how to define the boundary between personal privacy and the public's right to know? Zhang Jizhong's behavior undoubtedly taught us a vivid "privacy protection lesson". It reminds us that respecting the privacy of others is a fundamental moral code and legal responsibility, both in real life and in the online world.
At the same time, it has also sparked a wide discussion among netizens about the norms of social media use. Some people believe that the privacy of celebrities, as public figures, should be ceded to the public's right to know to a certain extent; But others insist that even public figures should be protected for private information that they do not want to make public. There may not be an absolute answer to this controversy, but it has made it clearer that we should also learn how to better protect our own privacy and the privacy of others while enjoying the convenience of social media.
So, dear readers, what do you think? Do you support Zhang Jizhong's courage to "be honest with each other", or do you think he should respect the boundaries of privacy? Come and leave a message in the comment area, and let's discuss this serious and interesting topic together!