Sean Shaw, what the hell happened?

The Shawn Fan Xiao Incident (also known as the Shaw War Incident, the 227 Incident and the Shawn Fan Xiao Incident) is a series of related controversial events that have attracted wide attention on the Internet since February 2020. ?

On February 24, 2020, a writer published a fan article "Falling" on AO3 website, positioning Shawn Shaw as a hair salon girl with gender cognitive impairment, accompanied by Shawn Shaw's portrait of women's clothing, which triggered a strong resistance from Xiao Zhanwei.

From the afternoon of February 26th, the incident began to spread, and some people began to publish comments on social platforms to maintain Sean Shaw's image, which aroused the indignation of fans and made organized and constant complaints and reports, which eventually led the author to give up his title and his works were taken off the shelves.

On February 27th, 20265438+0, Sean Xiao talked about the public opinion storm in 2020 and apologized to the public, saying that he "realized the mistake of idol losing his voice" and thought that he "should bear the responsibility".

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In the early morning of March 12, 2020, suspected Sean Xiao fans sent a long article to the Procuratorate Daily entitled "What can I do to save you, my three views and ten questions", which questioned and mocked the Procuratorate Daily.

On March 4th, 2020, People's Daily reprinted the Liberation Daily article "Idolization is for the pursuit of beauty, not limited to" rice circles ". The article believes that Sean Shaw is destined to bear the extraordinary behavior of fans. And asked "stars please learn to speak with strength" and "fans please remember to jump out of the four corners of the' rice circle' and learn to embrace and love the vast world".

On the evening of May 6, 2020, in the face of the controversy of "idol disqualification" that lasted for several months, Sean was interviewed by Zhongxin Jingwei, expressing "uneasiness" and "apology" and expressing disagreement with the word "management". The relationship between idols and fans is more equal, as long as they are physically "guided". 10 Late at night, Xiao Zhanweibo shouted "I don't need help" to fans.