Huayu after the system left

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ask.

What is the largest fan group on the Chinese internet?

The answer will probably surprise many people.

It is an advanced Western civilization.

As an aside, whether it's fandom or American-style democratic elections, their underlying practices are essentially the same as those of Western religions, so those extreme fans can certainly be called fanatics.

This is by no means an exaggeration.

You can tell by looking at some common characteristics of many fan groups.

one.

The organizational structure is very tight.

It has a clear internal hierarchy and a hierarchical structure, with power concentrated and forming a concentric circle power structure.

Secondly.

They like to stick together.

The purpose was to create a sense of overwhelming power and influence, thereby establishing the impression that opposing them was tantamount to opposing the world.

Thirdly.

They particularly like to emphasize their lack of organization, but in reality, they demonstrate a high degree of organization.

Fourthly.

Dipolar thinking.

In their minds, there were no other options but to support or oppose.

Fifth.

They like to constantly talk about being objective and neutral.

Actions based on binary thinking are the least objective and neutral.

Not only that, but there is zero tolerance for those who are truly objective and neutral, and these groups will be directly categorized as belonging to the opposing camp.

Sixth.

They are extremely skilled in the old-fashioned playing style.

Also known as identity politics.

They will directly label those who question them.

For example, anti-intellectualism, being a "nine-year-old fish" (a derogatory term for someone who

They will deliberately avoid their own weaknesses.

If someone seizes on those loopholes and keeps harping on them, they'll just use the old-fashioned tactics to relentlessly label the other side.

Seventh.

Their rhetoric was unusually uniform, like a swarm of insects controlled by a mother insect.

Eighth.

Dog whistle behavior.

Once someone attacks or questions their beliefs, they quickly organize themselves to launch a group attack. The most typical example is those New Age followers who bring their own food.

Ninth.

That's also the most interesting point.

These fanatics have a high degree of overlap in different fields.

For example, a new-era bondservant is likely to be an admirer of advanced Western civilization, and someone who is keen on watching Qing Dynasty dramas is very likely to be a fanatical idol of a certain celebrity.

Let's not talk about things further back.

There are quite a few such people among Liu Shishi's fan base.

However, after the press conference for the start of filming of "Qingninglu", they found themselves in a dilemma, where their single-mindedness turned into a double bind.

the reason is simple.

The dog whistle was blown.

The fanatics of Western advanced civilization are slightly more intelligent than fans in the entertainment industry, and they pay a little more attention to their methods when they try to whitewash their actions.

They went to the comments section of those discussing ancient Greece as a slave society and launched a massive attack.

On one hand, they used Liu Shishi's vomiting at the press conference to hype up her pregnancy, claiming that Zhou Yang was undoubtedly the father of the child, in an attempt to attract the attention of most people.

There is only one core objective.

That is to suppress the related hype surrounding the questioning of ancient Greece and Greece.

This made Liu Shishi so angry she wanted to grind her teeth.

Although that is something that will definitely happen in the future, I can't stand being wronged like this now.

So she took a picture of herself doing the splits and posted it online.

Then I felt it wasn't enough.

He also ordered photographer Zhou to take some photos of himself and Wang Churan practicing dance together, all of which featured various high-difficulty moves.

The post was accompanied by the caption "The Shen sisters are about to make their debut."

These actions did indeed successfully curb the spread of rumors.

But the real turning point came when more and more bystanders, who couldn't stand it, gradually stepped in and confronted those fanatics.

The key is.

Zhou Yang also used one of his alternate accounts to write down the whole story, made screenshots, and posted them out.

It spreads very quickly.

People understood it instantly after seeing it.

Oh.

So all that effort to spread rumors was to whitewash their Western masters.

how?

Do you question the textbooks used after the founding of the People's Republic of China?

If we can question the conclusions in textbooks back then, can we also question other things in the future?

that's it.

The attempt to whitewash the situation gradually devolved into a war of labeling.

This caused the pregnancy rumors to quickly lose their appeal.

It's just too fake.

The next day.

Liu Shishi was still a little worried.

While packing my luggage, I kept an eye on online public opinion.

Seeing this, Zhou Yang asked with some confusion, "Filming doesn't start until the day after tomorrow. Isn't it a bit too rushed to go today? You can leave tomorrow, which is perfectly fine. After all, Ranran's holiday only officially starts this afternoon. Let her rest well at home for one night."

"Hmph, isn't this just to make room for my dear junior sister?"

"I'm only staying because I have important business to attend to. I'll be joining the crew in a week at most. You can ask your sister-in-law later."

"Was it a coincidence that Li Yitong came to audition? I remember Tian Ling'er was the only character in 'Zhu Xian' who didn't need an audition."

"Besides her, there are others. For example, Chen Yao from the company is auditioning for the role of Jin Ping'er, and there are several others who are auditioning for the male lead."

"Is Yao Mei playing Jin Ping'er?"

Liu Shishi was immediately drawn to the scene.

Zhou Yang nodded, "Yes, but it's just a preliminary audition. They won't be lenient with her just because she's one of their own artists."

"How heartless. Oh well, it's no use me pleading anyway."

"Actually, it's useful. For example, let Ranran move out on her own. Anyway, Aunt Song and my mom will be coming over in a couple of days, and your small house in Hengdian definitely won't be big enough for her."

"Don't even think about it, you brat. I'm telling you right now, you're not allowed to set foot in there during filming."

"Is the agreement null and void?"

"It depends on my mood. Besides, the rumors online haven't completely died down yet, so I can't let those paparazzi catch me red-handed."

"Okay, we do need to be more cautious in the short term."

Zhou Yang sighed.

I never expected this.

She actually had to sacrifice her sexual happiness during filming.

However, it is entirely worthwhile to use this public opinion to link ancient Greece with slavery.

Especially the parchment.

It has successfully shattered some people's illusions about advanced Western civilization.

Many more people have begun to question this, and it's only a matter of time before the filter completely shatters.

..........

at the same time.

A familiar face walked into Jiaxing Company.

Zeng Jia.

What's surprising is...

This person showed no sign of being humiliated by being kicked out; on the contrary, he appeared arrogant and domineering.

He stepped into the company gate and ignored everyone, heading straight for his old office.

No.

To be precise, this is Yang Mi's office now.

Once inside.

Zeng Jia first glanced around, then focused her gaze on the center, looking at Yang Mi who was leisurely painting her nails, and asked, "Is my seat comfortable?"

"It's alright, but I'm still not used to it."

"Then you'd better be careful, or you'll be kicked out before you even get used to it."

Yang Mi finally stopped what she was doing, looked up at the other person, and said with a hint of sarcasm, "You came here just to talk tough to me?"

Zeng Jia smiled confidently, "Didn't I tell you on the phone? I'm here to give you a chance to return to Beijing's elite circles."

"Tch, you think you'd be that kind? We haven't settled our score yet."

"Why cling to the past? You've already gained so much, and there are conditions to bringing you back to the Beijing circle."

Tell me about it.

"Gather as much information about Zhou Yang as possible and report it to me. It would be even better if you could become his woman, then the information you gather would definitely be more accurate."

Upon hearing this, Yang Mi's expression instantly turned extremely serious.

After a while, he slowly spoke, "It seems you've gotten close to someone extraordinary."

"Good that you understand. I'll just be blunt: once you're on this ship, all the resources from those top directors in the industry will be open to you. Isn't that what you've been striving for all this time?"

If it were before...

Yang Mi would definitely agree immediately.

But after going through so much...

These conditions were no longer very tempting to her.

Yang Mi's top priority now is to fulfill the performance-based agreement so that she can truly take control of Jiaxing Media.

If you can successfully vent your anger during this time, that would be even better.

So she only agreed to meet after receiving a call from the other party yesterday.

But now Yang Mi has realized that she had ultimately oversimplified things.

She could sense that the situation was extremely complicated, and it was no longer just about how she could get revenge.

I need to ask Zhou Yang before I can decide what to do.

So Yang Mi decided to use stalling tactics, pretending to be somewhat tempted but also conflicted, saying, "I need to think about it carefully."

Upon hearing this, Zeng Jia showed an expression of "I knew it," then smiled and nodded, saying, "Take your time to think about it, no rush. Just give me an answer before dark. I'm going to see an old friend first."

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