Huayu: I was immediately ensnared by Jing Tian as soon as I entered the industry.

There are far fewer posts online criticizing Liu Yifei, because there are more posts criticizing Jay Chou and Wang Xuan.

#Jay Chou only donated 5 yuan and even said he's not Chinese#

#Rumor has it that Jay Chou stole instant noodles from disaster-stricken areas#

#Berlin Film Festival Best Actor Wang Xuan faked a donation of 100 million yuan to attract attention#

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Faced with the rumors circulating online, the college teachers even called Wang Xuan to confirm whether he had really donated that much money.

As the top student in the performing arts department, he can't afford to have any blemishes in this area.

Having received a definite answer, Wang Chunzi asked him to come forward and refute the rumors. If he let it go unanswered, the falsehoods would become the truth.

Upon seeing the slander online, Wang Xuan decided to do just that.

When the finance department made the donation, they specifically instructed that an invoice be issued for record-keeping.

He doesn't need to actively publicize his good deeds, but he also doesn't want to hide them. He wants more people to see them and for him to serve as a role model.

Wang Xuan turned on his computer and, among a host of blogging websites, chose to open a personal account on Sina Blog.

The reason is simple: blog platforms like NetEase and Sohu will soon be overtaken by Sina in market competition.

Currently, celebrity blogs don't have the yellow or blue V verification suffix, so registration and verification aren't that troublesome.

Wang Xuan quickly registered a personal account, using his real name and a picture of a pug as his profile picture.

He uploaded a donation receipt and captioned it:

"I did my little bit and didn't want to publicize it, but the baseless slander is even more disheartening."

I warn those accounts spreading rumors that the internet is not above the law, and I reserve the right to pursue legal action against those who spread rumors.

In the early days of the internet, the phrase "pursuing legal responsibility through the internet" was quite intimidating.

Moreover, Wang Xuan is upright and has nothing to fear.

He did donate.

Rumors come quickly and go even faster.

Only the other two are left to take the lead.

Both of them are the kind of people who do things in a low-key manner and don't like to publicize them.

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Wang Xuan's response made some netizens realize that there are too many messy posts and fake news online.

Someone compiled a ranking of donations from entertainment industry figures based on donation lists published by various foundations, revealing the true figures in a stark and transparent manner.

Wang Xuan ranked at the top, followed closely by Liu Yifei, while many famous directors and A-list actors instantly became the target of public criticism.

Although it is said that giving love is not about big or small, but about light or heavy.

However, as a public figure, his work has come this far thanks to the support of ordinary people.

Many people gained a lot of attention and established a very good public image by donating money, but their reputations were completely reversed after they were found to be profiting from others' misfortunes.

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Meanwhile, at a manor in Shunyi District, Beijing.

Liu Yifei, one of the victims of the online attacks, is currently lounging on the sofa, petting a black cat.

She complained in a childish voice, "Dongdong, you seem to have gained weight again."

The black cat meowed twice in dissatisfaction, then broke free from her grasp and ran away.

"Sisi, please post something to clarify the online comments."

Liu Xiaoli pushed the coffee she was holding in front of her beloved daughter and said with heartache.

"Mom, I will never explain. Netizens will only believe what they want to believe. I've gotten used to it all along."

Liu Yifei said calmly.

"This time it's different. The newcomer who won the Best Actor award in Berlin these past two days was also attacked. He posted a blog post, and the number of negative posts decreased significantly."

Liu Yifei's mother's words piqued her interest.

In her memory, those who deliberately smeared her online were people who wouldn't listen to explanations.

"How did others refute it?"

"Go check it out on Sina Blog yourself."

After saying this, Liu's mother left the space to her precious daughter.

I've experienced so much negativity over the years, but I've healed myself through it all.

Liu Yifei does not have a Sina blog; she prefers to use Sohu blog and Aigou.com blog.

She opened Sina Blog, and although she didn't know Wang Xuan's name, her account appeared when she searched for "Berlin Film Emperor".

There was only one post made in the morning.

The phrase "The internet is not a lawless zone" caught her eye.

Since the release of "The Forbidden Kingdom," Liu Yifei has noticed an increase in online posts criticizing her.

Just like before, there were all sorts of rumors, smears, and slanders.

The worst thing is that some people say she is transgender.

Liu Yifei stared at the post in deep thought. The rumors circulating online not only affected her but also implicated her mother, who suffered a lot of false slander.

Taking legal action might improve the situation...

She switched to Sohu Blog and began editing the post:

"Since 05, there have been many rumors and slanders against me online, spreading many false statements. Among them, Mr. Song Zude has repeatedly made vulgar rumors in public, which has had an extremely bad impact on my reputation."

...Hereby, I demand that those accounts that smear and spread rumors about me immediately delete their posts and eliminate the false impact. Otherwise, I will take legal action to defend my rights.

To paraphrase the Berlin Film Festival Best Actor, the internet is not a lawless zone, and I have the right to pursue all legal responsibilities against those who spread rumors.

After pressing the send button, Liu Yifei breathed a sigh of relief. Being smeared and slandered for so long had made her feel very depressed.

This time, having mustered the courage to take up legal weapons, she felt more relaxed than ever before.

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The plot of "Back to Youth" is very simple, and the post-production editing is very fast.

The rough cutting is complete.

There aren't many scenes that require dubbing, and the background music is readily available, given that we've purchased the copyrights to so many songs. Color grading for urban dramas isn't complicated either.

Wang Xuan asked how long it would take to produce the finished film, and received a definite answer: "It will definitely be completed within a month."

"Keep up the good work, seniors! If the movie is a box office hit, we'll give you bonuses."

"Okay, we'll wait."

Looking at the cheering crowd, Wang Xuan left the editing room with satisfaction.

A little boost of motivation is always necessary.

The latest Nokia N96 phone in my pocket kept beeping.

It wasn't a phone call; it was a notification from a private message his blog account received.

Wang Xuan was quite surprised; his account, which he registered that morning, already had 50 visits.

It's worth noting that Xu Jinglei, known as the "Queen of Blogs," took three years to reach 3 million visits.

Sina also held a celebration party for her to celebrate reaching 100 million yuan in revenue.

Wang Xuan discovered the problem: Liu Yifei had quoted him to sue a hater who had been spreading rumors for years.

Many legal bloggers have also provided detailed analyses of the statement, "The internet is not a lawless zone, and there is a right to pursue legal responsibility."

Some legal bloggers believe that this statement is very appropriate as a warning.

This drove traffic to his account.

Wang Xuan's eyes lit up; he couldn't let this momentum go to waste, and he began editing a new blog post:

"The youth fantasy drama I directed, 'Back to Youth,' has entered post-production. Please look forward to it."