Huayu 2011: Starting with Hilarious Men

At such a critical moment, Zheng Nan posted a cryptic Weibo post.

This short five-character Weibo post topped the trending searches on both Sohu and Sina Weibo within ten minutes.

Tencent Weibo was the only one left feeling passive, secretly wondering: 'What inside information have you two been hiding from me? Why did these five short words manage to top the trending topics list?'

Countless netizens were completely baffled.

Is this clearly a public opinion standoff over plagiarism?

How did the other party's family suddenly get involved?

Purely malicious personal attack?

Relying on personal attacks when you can't win a debate? That's petty.

[Disgraceful conduct! Suspected of plagiarism first, and then maliciously defaming others]

Netizens are collectively condemning this egregious behavior!

A large number of netizens flooded the comments section to leave messages of criticism.

After Zheng Nan posted this Weibo message, Sina Shanghai simultaneously pushed out the news: "Director Zheng Nan files a police report offline, and the reason is actually..."

This news article is not sensationalist or clickbait; it includes detailed footage of Xu Yuanyuan accompanying and filming her.

Sina didn't even bother to push the stream; they simply moved this news to second place on the trending topics list.

Countless netizens were baffled once again.

A plagiarism dispute lacking substantial evidence shouldn't warrant reporting it to the police, right?

Zheng Nan's Weibo account was quickly updated with the following:

As a public figure, I am unwilling to link my personal emotions with public events.

But the materials that fans forwarded to me made it impossible for me to remain silent any longer.

...@Official Account @Sina Shanghai

It is accompanied by a large amount of materials.

Public opinion exploded!

The public's values ​​have always been simple and straightforward. Entertainment gossip is just a form of daily entertainment. People bear too much pressure in real life, and going online to read gossip and join in the fun is just a way to relieve stress.

But once it comes to red lines, no matter the reason, you deserve to die!

A large number of netizens who had previously supported Qu Wanting went directly to her comment section to demand the truth.

Is Zheng Nan's revelation true?

Are any of your family members involved in illegal activities for personal gain?

[Is it true or false that severance pay for the resettlement of ordinary employees was misappropriated?]

[Where did you get the money to study abroad?]

[Holy shit!]

Qu Wanting, who was originally in the lead, was still smugly pleased with herself on the Canadian University of Science and Technology. She thought that netizens were so easy to fool. They could just write a few short essays and her number of fans would increase rapidly. She had almost a million fans on several platforms combined. What should she write about in her next short essay?

The next second, her phone beeped with a message notification. Qu Wanting thought it was her netizens coming to support her again, but when she opened her phone, she realized something was wrong!

Qu Wanting, as a beneficiary of Zhang Mingjie's case, was certainly aware of it; her expensive piano and the cost of studying in Canada were all embezzled funds.

However, Qu Wanting did not feel ashamed; on the contrary, she felt very honored. Her mother was a hero for earning so much money.

What? You're saying it's someone else's hard-earned money?

Who can they blame if they can't keep their hard-earned money?

Ultimately, it comes down to a lack of ability. Look how amazing my mom is!

So when Zheng Nan exposed this, Qu Wanting's first reaction was not panic, but anger.

I'm furious that Zheng Nan is meddling in my business!

What's it to you? Did they steal your money? Did they need you to uphold justice?

Qu Wanting quickly edited a Weibo post: [These things can't be solved by words! Only the court can give a final conclusion on whether a charge is established!]

The statement also cited relevant procedural laws and regulations, stating that "no one may be found guilty without a legally valid judgment." Finally, it stated: "We trust the judicial authorities, respect the law and regulations, and await a fair and reasonable final outcome. We will fully cooperate and wait for justice."

Some people aren't stupid, they're just pure evil, like Qu Wanting.

An official account also responded to Zheng Nan's @ on Weibo.

The situation is understood and is being processed.

The controversy is escalating and gaining more and more attention.

The song "You Exist in My Song," which originally sparked this war of words, is now largely ignored.

Netizens are more curious to know whether Zheng Nan's post is true or false.

Shortly after Zheng Nan posted her article, more than a dozen media outlets suddenly published the same article, which directly addressed Zheng Nan's only work.

#In-depth analysis! The negative impact of "Hilarious Men" on contemporary teenagers#

#Top 10 Content Issues in "Hilarious Men"#

First, the content is vulgar, contains suggestive language and offensive content, and erodes the online environment in two ways.

Second point: Deviation in value orientation, conveying negative ideas, and easily misleading public perception;

Thirdly: Vulgar aesthetic tastes and crude, shallow language lower the public's spiritual aesthetics and damage the atmosphere of online language.

……

Tenth point: Accumulated negative content can easily breed negative emotions and is not conducive to mental health guidance!

The article is filled with heartbreaking words, taking advantage of society's high regard for the physical and mental health of teenagers to launch a comprehensive attack on "Hilarious Men".

This is an old trick; they've used it in anime and games, and it's very effective.

This article quickly became a trending topic, and many people took the opportunity to attack Zheng Nan and the show "Hilarious Men".

"Someone has made a move, and there are significant disagreements within the platform." Liu Chun didn't call Zheng Nan; he only responded to the matter with a text message.

"Damn it! If I had been reborn two years earlier and developed for two more years, I could have wiped out even one of your fingers!" Although he had already anticipated this scene, Zheng Nan was still furious when he actually experienced it.

Just then, Uncle walked into the company, supporting his back. He looked at Zheng Nan sitting in front of the computer and said, "Don't worry, they're like grasshoppers in autumn, they won't last long."

"?" Zheng Nan was about to ask his uncle how he knew.

Ding Xiu, supporting his back, went into the small office and lay down on the sofa inside.

"The vast horizon is my love, and flowers are blooming at the foot of the rolling green hills..." The phone rang; it was Liu Chun.

"What's wrong, Mr. Liu? Is the other side too powerful? Can't you handle it?" Zheng Nan asked, with the worst in mind.

"No, a god descended from heaven. This matter ends here," Liu Chun said in a strange tone.

The related buzz surrounding this incident is rapidly decreasing on several Weibo trending topics lists.

The dozen or so media outlets that had just published news accusing Zheng Nan have also started deleting their stories.

Meanwhile, news that the film "People Mountain People Sea" won the Silver Lion Award at the 68th Venice International Film Festival quickly became a trending topic.

This highly anticipated battle ended abruptly and abruptly due to a sudden divine intervention.

However, Zheng Nan still gained a lot of attention, with her Sina Weibo account gaining over 1.5 million followers. Meanwhile, her song "You Exist in My Song" also became a hit on multiple music platforms, entering the top five or even the top three of the new song charts. Some SPs (ringback tone service providers) have already contacted Sennan Entertainment for cooperation.

Liu Chun had considered capitalizing on the hype a day ago to bring forward the second season of "Hilarious Men," but he has now shelved the idea and will stick to the original plan to air it in December.

"I'm going to Beijing again tonight." Zheng Nan sat in her classroom at the Shanghai Theatre Academy, looking at the weather outside. It was nice.