Huayu: Were you ever a top star before writing nonsense?

Shen Can's first thought was that his Baidu Tieba forum had been bombarded.

The term "bombing" refers to a form of cyberbullying, which mainly involves repeatedly posting abusive, irrelevant, or spam posts without any substantial content on online forums, thereby disrupting the forum's order.

Simply put, it means posting meaningless or maliciously abusive content to flood the forum with messages.

This is usually done out of a desire for revenge or to vent emotions.

This kind of thing is not uncommon online.

In 08, Changmin, a member of the South Korean group TVXQ, was accused of having a conflict with a Chinese female fan at the airport. Subsequently, a fan apologized on behalf of the Chinese people, which triggered a backlash from the public.

In November 2008, a large number of netizens launched a massive attack on the personal online forums of its members.

In 13, the largest and most widely participated attack in history took place.

The incident began when a netizen posted comments on Weibo such as "One of G-Dragon's concerts is enough for Cristiano Ronaldo to play football for a lifetime."

Can the fans tolerate this?

In July 2013, the Baidu Tieba forums of AC Milan, Real Madrid, Barcelona and other previously rival football clubs announced a "united front against external forces" and launched a large-scale attack on the Li Yi Bar, with millions of participants.

The G-Dragon fan forum was forced to implement a posting restriction for Level 4 members.

When it comes to celebrities being exposed, the impact on them is actually not that significant.

At most, it might disrupt the normal operation of celebrity fan forums and cause psychological distress to loyal fans, resulting in a strong sense of frustration and invasion of rights, but the long-term impact is limited.

Some celebrities who were attacked on social media continued to be active afterward, such as Li Yuchun and G-Dragon.

As long as they have a large fan base, they have commercial value.

"Don't panic," Shen Can said calmly, holding his phone. "I'll contact the moderator of my online forum later to discuss how to handle this."

Back then, Baidu Tieba's functions were not yet fully developed. The moderator's authority included deleting posts, banning users who violated the rules, setting featured posts, and appointing sub-moderators, but the "restrict member comments" permission was not enabled. This was a feature that was gradually added to Tieba later on.

This feature is actually the most useful way to deal with spamming in a forum. It requires users to have a certain level in a forum, such as level 3 or 4, before they can post.

In this way, those outsiders who come to attack the forum will be unable to post.

But even without this feature, there are still ways to deal with online spam.

Shen Can's idea was to retaliate in kind.

Generally speaking, in the case of organized forum bombing, the participants usually come from one or a few forums. In that case, it's easy to deal with them; just attack them.

If you attack my Tieba (forum), then I'll attack yours too.

—Come on, let's hurt each other.

The fighting power of Shen Can's fans is not low, it can even be said to be very strong.

Shen Can was very confident about this.

Shen Can also has his own contact information for the core administrators of his Baidu Tieba forum, and he values ​​this forum, a place where fans gather, very much.

In fact, those people are also his loyal fans, and it wouldn't be difficult to rally them to take action together.

To be honest, he felt a little touched.

Unexpectedly, Xiao Huang was so concerned about his matter that she cried.

"It seems like there's a good chance I can seduce her from Lan Fenghuang to be my assistant," Shen Can thought to himself.

Having a baby-faced girl who loves wearing pink dresses as an assistant is much more pleasing to the eye than the male agent next to Wang Baoqiang.

"No, Brother Can, it's not Shen Can, is it?" Xiao Huang's voice became urgent: "It's Hanfu, right? I'm sorry, I really can't do anything else. Among the people I know, you're probably the only one with the power to help our forum leader."

Hanfu, right?

Shen Can suddenly stopped in his tracks, his expression turning serious, as if he had just remembered something.

Wan Qian, Yang Rong, and the others standing to the side looked at him with suspicion.

What happened?

Shen Can ignored them and asked directly:

"Is your forum administrator named Xishan Qin Kuang?"

"Oh? You know him?"

Shen Can didn't reply; his hand holding the phone trembled slightly.

He didn't just know him; he respected him.

Xishan Qin Kuang, whose real name is Wang Hongbo, was one of the earliest promoters of Hanfu and an important advocate of the Hanfu movement.

He began his involvement in the Hanfu movement in 03, combining it with the revival of Chinese culture, and proclaimed the slogan: "The revival of Chinese culture begins with clothing; it starts with clothing and extends to a broad and far-reaching goal."

Later, he became the administrator of the Hanfu forum and devoted himself to the Hanfu movement.

It's important to understand that the Hanfu movement in the early 2000s was definitely going against the grain. This was reflected online in forums like Hanfu Bar and Ming Dynasty Bar, which were constantly being bombarded and attacked.

Xishan Qin Kuang was the first to be targeted and suffered cyberbullying.

On October 28, 2007, Xishan Qin Kuang died of a sudden heart attack at the young age of thirty while trying to prevent the Hanfu forum from being attacked.

On his deathbed, he left his last words:

"The revival of China is my deepest dream, and I will never forget the nation that nurtured me until my death. How can I bear to part with the clothes and traditions of my dreams after my passing? It begins with these clothes and traditions, and the reconstruction of China is my responsibility as a fellow countryman and the wish of my heart. For the revival of China and the happiness of my compatriots, I, Tianfeng, humbly pray to the heavens."

His desk notebook still contains revised drafts of Chinese wedding attire, the second draft of Chinese-style academic gowns, and design drafts of Olympic uniforms.

In reality, the development of the Hanfu movement has been a tortuous process.

Wang Letian was the first person to wear Hanfu on the street, and was referred to by the media at the time as "wearing funeral clothes on the street".

In October 2010, Wang Ting was dining in Hanfu (traditional Han Chinese clothing) with a quju (a type of traditional Chinese skirt), but people mistook her Hanfu for a Japanese kimono.

Shen Can sighed as he thought about these things.

From "funeral clothes on the street" to the Spring Festival Gala in 26 years, Han children wore their own ethnic costumes for the first time on the Spring Festival Gala, and the twelve flower goddesses wore Hanfu. The breakthrough of Hanfu is a history of more than 20 years of blood and tears.

"Do you have his contact information?" Shen Can asked.

"I have it," Xiao Huang replied quickly.

"Send it to me. Also, please tell him that I will help with this and that he should get some rest."

"This is a long battle, and only those who are in good health can fight to the end."

As Shen Can spoke, he strode forward.

The afterglow of the setting sun fell upon him, draping him in a golden coat, while the wind howled loudly.

Some things just have to be done by someone.

Hanfu is so beautiful, and human life is so precious. Since we've come across it, let's give it a try.

Shen Can felt that there was a huge abyss ahead, and an indescribable monster was lurking in the abyss, staring at him, but he believed that there was light at the end of the road.

Because... he had seen that light.