Li Li responded to the death of Master Mocha and set his account as a "commemorative account". What does this mean?

Commemorative account means that this account will not be cancelled, and others will not crack the password before logging in. The content in this account can stay in the mile forever, and fans who like black tea can watch his life online at any time. This is an idea.

First, the "commemorative account" is to leave a message for fans. Commemoration itself is used to describe the nostalgia for someone or something. At present, netizens are very sad about Mocha's death. Although this kind of sadness only happened after his death, it has caused quite a lot of public opinion. At this time, it is natural to take some attitude. After all, you are the UP owner of your own website, otherwise you will be poked by netizens.

The death of a person means that this account will disappear, and it may be registered and used by others, or it may be changed and continued to be used by others. After setting Mocha's account as a "commemorative account", no one in this world can log in again, and the dynamics and videos inside will remain forever, which is a thought left to fans after he came to this world.

Second, why does this matter of ink tea cause heated discussion among netizens? Maybe it's because I feel the same way I couldn't help but burst into tears when I read his words about wanting to eat strawberries. I have never been seriously ill, but there are times when I really want to eat strawberries but I can't afford them because of the price. At that time, I was very poor and there was no one around me. Without money, I feel lonely and helpless. I really feel the same way when I see his experience.

A person in a strange city, with no friends and relatives around him, depends on himself and can't afford a delicious meal. It is estimated that everyone who chooses to pay attention to Mocha after his death has had such an experience.

Finally: I wish I had paid attention to him when he was alive, so that I could mail him some strawberries, and I wouldn't have thought that he wanted to eat strawberries when he saw them now, which made me sad!