A travel blogger said that he was attacked by the internet because he hired a sedan chair to go up the mountain. How should he look at this matter?

Here's the story. When a tourist blogger was traveling in a scenic spot in Chongqing, he observed that the bearers in the scenic spot had no business, so he hired two bearers to carry him up the mountain. During the period, he communicated with the bearers and knew that the other party wanted to earn more money to pay for the children's tuition because their children were admitted to the university. The blogger was very moved and gave the other party some extra expenses. Later, after he posted it online, some netizens thought that he was spending money to trample on the dignity of others and criticize it online.

It turns out that these porters are all villagers near the scenic spot, and they usually rely on their strength to do odd jobs to subsidize their families, which is also recognized in the scenic spot. Because bloggers send videos and are constantly fermented and expanded by the Internet, no one dares to take sedan chairs now, and these sedan chairs are facing unemployment.

For the fact that travel bloggers are exposed by the Internet, we should look at it this way:

First, there is no distinction between high and low occupations, and they should be treated equally. In this incident, some netizens were disgusted because bloggers paid people to carry sedan chairs, which showed that they were a little discriminatory about sedan chairs. In fact, as the local bearers said, it is not shameful to eat by strength. In fact, everyone is bound to engage in different industries because of their different abilities. It is impossible for everyone to become a scientist and an engineer. From the heart, we need to respect these professions.

The second is to treat the events on the network rationally. Nowadays, online video spreads very fast, but when some things spread online, sometimes they only see part of the process, but not all of them are displayed. Everyone can speak freely on the internet to express his position, and sometimes some well-meaning things will be misinterpreted. It is recommended to observe carefully and then praise or derogate. For example, grandpa buys sugar water in Wuhan, which is cheap and free for the elderly and children. However, some people on the Internet questioned that his sugar water was not clean, so the old man was forced to close down, turn off the sugar water and scatter it back to his hometown.

Third, the governance of cyber violence needs to be constantly improved. When malicious questioning and speculation on the Internet have a certain impact, it will hurt everyone involved. It is necessary to improve relevant laws and regulations, and guide every netizen to keep the border and be a rational netizen.