Let me also talk about the defendant Yi Zhongtian.

There is a hot news recently. In a speech, Mr. Yi Zhongtian commented on the policies of the Qing Dynasty and said that "Qianlong was a bastard". Therefore, Mr. Aisinggiorro Daochi, who claimed to be a descendant of Qianlong, sued the State Ethnic Affairs Commission, claiming that Yi Zhongtian distorted historical figures, provoked right and wrong, undermined national unity and provoked national division. There were different opinions on the Internet for a while, and Lao Lu also took a hot spot to talk about some of his own views.

Lao Lu doesn't want to judge who is right or wrong. China's Constitution clearly stipulates that citizens enjoy freedom of speech, so both Mr. Yi Zhongtian and Mr. Aisinggioro have their own freedom of speech, and none of us has the right to deprive them of this freedom. What Lao Lu wants to say is this issue of freedom of speech.

At present, our public opinion environment is still very relaxed, and everyone can speak freely online, but Lao Lu wants to say a word, who dares to be responsible for his freedom of speech?

Mr. Yi Zhongtian is a public figure, and he should be responsible for speaking in any public place. Any so-called famous big V should be responsible for speaking in public, and so should Lao Lu. In this official WeChat account, Lao Lu also needs to be cautious in words and deeds. This is a responsibility that we must bear and cannot escape. We dare to say that we should dare to bear doubts, objections, arguments and even attacks. So, I'm afraid it's not surprising that Mr. Yi Zhongtian was sued by a Mr. Aisin Gioro.

So Mr. Aisingiorro is not responsible? This is also the case. Lao Lu doesn't want to evaluate this gentleman's motivation and purpose. Lao Lu just wants to say, isn't Mr. Yi Zhongtian's hat a little big? In other words, can this gentleman's statement be established? Can you convince the broad masses of the people? After all, the Qing Dynasty is dead!

Lao Lu is not a senior netizen, but he has seen too many inappropriate comments on the Internet. There are too many people who vent their emotions, people who laugh and scold, people who follow blogs and people who have blog eyeballs. They dare to say anything, question anything, oppose anything and curse anything. Lao Lu just wants to say, do you dare to be responsible for your remarks? Can you convince your opponent in a non-confrontational way? If not, please shut up! Don't defile the word freedom of speech.

We encourage independent thinking, we advocate free thinking, we worship great gentlemen like Wang Guowei and Chen Yinque, and Lao Lu was moved to tears by "independent spirit and free thinking". However, these cannot be the reasons for our irresponsible remarks, eye-catching reports and bottomless headlines.

May the network be clear, and may reason fill the world.