According to a survey data, China had 564 million Internet users and 70% of them are under 40. And the average time they spend on the Internet is at least three hours. Through the Internet, people share their daily lives with the others, they update their personal blogs, post their least pictures. However, a report says that
more than 60 percent of teenagers have suffered cyber-violence. This report has caught public attention.
What is cyber-violence? It includes harassment, defamation, abuse and exposure of private affairs, according to the report. It’s known that the micro blog and friends circle are quite popular in China. Connecting with the Internet, people post everything about themselves on their personal platform, the personal information is unlocked, and so everybody can see it. And here comes the trouble: some people may leave the malicious remarks on others personal page on purpose and cause cyber-quarreling. Some people spread untrue message or defame others, the result of such behavior will lead to the bad reputation of the victims. Why people do so? Some of them say it can be fun, or they just want to do something to prove they are popular, or want to be rich and famous.
I think it’s quite necessary to build a harmony environment for people who surf the Internet. Just like the old Chinese saying goes: hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. Well, and post no evil.