What is the content of Wei Qiujie’s Weibo?

I have no intention of offending anyone, and I would never want to harm her relatives, but based on my own ambivalence of having thought about suicide and always feeling hopeless and unwilling to compromise in this world, I guess She probably committed suicide. I have been to Sapporo. Everywhere on the beach is deserted. Jumping off will not attract any attention. It is a holy place for suicide.

I saw her extreme loneliness from her Weibo: she likes to go to places without tourists; she has no expectations for the future; she sees the loneliness in her heart; she dares to face death; she likes to jump into the sea. The way to commit suicide; still knowing that you are alone, knowing that you can't change the world but unwilling to compromise.

People who are truly desperate for this world will not talk about suicide, otherwise they will not be able to leave in the way they want. At the same time, although they know that their departure will bring great pain to their families, when they are alive, they just want to show their light and bring joy and joy to their families.

Wei Qiujie, female, is a Chinese teacher at a primary school in Shaowu City, Fujian Province. Her father said that on July 18, 2017, his daughter went to Hokkaido, Japan alone to start a trip. However, after setting off from the Sapporo OCHO Hotel on July 22, 2017, she never returned and lost contact with her family. Wei Qiujie is suspected of appearing in Kushiro City, and China urges Japan to launch a search by people from all walks of life.

On August 27, 2017, a fisherman in Kushiro City, Hokkaido discovered an unidentified female body on the beach. The female corpse was dressed similarly to Wei Qiujie, a Chinese female teacher who disappeared on July 23. On the 29th, the police confirmed that the cause of death should be drowning, and the DNA of the remains is still being identified.

On August 30, 2017, at 11:50, the Chinese Consulate General in Sapporo announced that the remains found on a beach in Hokkaido, Japan, were confirmed by DNA testing to be that of Wei Qiujie, a missing female teacher from Fujian, China. The cause of death was drowning.