On January 8, blogger @Guyanyou posted that he had made new progress in suing Zhang Xuefeng for his remarks such as "liberal arts are all service industries". The case has been reviewed and approved by the Suzhou Huqiu District People's Court. accept the case.
@Gu Yanyou told a reporter from Xiaoxiang Morning News (reporter WeChat: xxcbbaoliao) that since the public announcement of the prosecution of Zhang Xuefeng, his personal account has received many violent private messages, including insults and threats, but he does not intend to give up, "What Zhang Xuefeng said It may have poked fun at some social reality, but as an influential public figure, it is irresponsible for him to openly promote social prejudices like this."
Blogger sued Zhang Xuefeng for saying "liberal arts are all service industries", and the court filed a case
The reporter learned from blogger @guyanyou that the cause of action he filed with the court was "reputation infringement."
The indictment he showed to reporters reads: On December 9, 2023, Zhang Zibiao, founder of Fengxue Weilai, publicly stated that liberal arts belong to the service industry when conducting education consulting business on the Bilibili live broadcast platform. Summary of the service industry The word is "lick", and the combined word is "I will give you a smile". As soon as this statement was spread, it immediately aroused controversy in public opinion. I believe that Fengxue NIO used such extreme and insulting words to collectively dwarf the image of liberal arts students when it was carrying out its normal business activities. Its behavior was very inappropriate. And it has misled netizens watching in the live broadcast room, causing impact and damage to my reputation.
Therefore, @Gu Yanyou made a request: Zhang Xuefeng was required to publish an apology statement in a domestic provincial newspaper, pay 1 yuan in compensation for mental loss, and bear all litigation costs.
Why insist on prosecuting Zhang Xuefeng? @guyanyou said that the main purpose is to eliminate society’s prejudice and discrimination against the liberal arts group and maintain the minimum respect for the liberal arts group. “It’s not surprising to have prejudice, but I don’t think this kind of prejudice should be taken for granted. Things like this are openly publicized like this. As a public figure and an influential Internet celebrity, Zhang Xuefeng is irresponsible."
Zhang Xuefeng said that "the liberal arts are all service industries," and related topics sparked discussion
Public information shows that Zhang Xuefeng, whose real name is Zhang Zibiao, was born in Qiqihar City, Heilongjiang Province. He graduated from Zhengzhou University majoring in water supply and drainage engineering and is the legal representative of Suzhou Fengxue Weilai Education Technology Co., Ltd. In 2016, a video "interpreting 34 985 colleges and universities in 7 minutes" became popular on the Internet and became one of the most representative Internet celebrity teachers in the education and training field.
As of now, Zhang Xuefeng's fan following on all platforms has exceeded 20 million, of which the number of fans on Douyin alone has reached more than 24 million. The words are very influential among many students and parents.
Previously, on December 9, Zhang Xuefeng made a speech in a live broadcast, saying that "liberal arts are all service industries", which caused widespread heated discussion. The related topic ranked first on Weibo's hot search, and the total number of views of the topic exceeded 2 100 million. He said in the live broadcast: "All liberal arts majors are called service industries, and the service industry can be summed up in one word: 'licking'. Party A is right, you are right, you are good, I will give you a smile Well, this is called the service industry."
After the incident, blogger @Gu Yanyou spoke out about the incident on Weibo many times, and announced on December 12 that he was "preparing to file a lawsuit against Zhang Xuefeng."
Some netizens questioned whether the blogger’s behavior was a form of hype. Regarding this, @guyanyou told reporters: “I’m not hyping it up for the sake of traffic. I want public opinion to face up to the current problems and face prejudice.” , in the face of discrimination and unfair evaluation, can we just endure it silently?"
html On January 9, a reporter from Xiaoxiang Morning News called the contact number of Suzhou Fengxue Weilai Education Technology Co., Ltd. several times, but no answer was ever received. . According to media reports, Zhang Xuefeng responded to the "lawsuit being filed" through his social account: "When I was walking just now, a dog barked at me. Thinking about it, it was already miserable. It had to bark to attract my attention. No necessary."Lawyer Analysis: The chance of winning the case depends on the evidence presented by the plaintiff in court.
html On January 8, blogger @guyanyou announced the prosecution of Zhang Xuefeng, which once again triggered discussion on the Internet. Many netizens were curious: "Can this win? ? "What is the chance of winning the case?"... In response to the incident where a liberal arts blogger sued Zhang Xuefeng for saying "liberal arts are all service industries", a reporter from Xiaoxiang Morning News consulted a lawyer.Zhao Liangshan, a lawyer at Shaanxi Hengda Law Firm, said that Zhang Xuefeng's The remarks are obviously derogatory to liberal arts majors and insulting to liberal arts students. Therefore, it is not inappropriate for the liberal arts student blogger to sue Zhang Xuefeng on the grounds of insult. He is using legal weapons to protect his legitimate rights and interests. "The probability of winning the lawsuit is high or low. Or does it mainly depend on the evidence presented by the plaintiff in court to prove that the public's social evaluation of the plaintiff has been reduced. "
" The court has accepted the case, but it does not mean that the liberal arts student blogger will definitely win the case. If a liberal arts student blogger wants to win the lawsuit, he must collect relevant evidence to prove that his reputation has been infringed, which means that the public's evaluation of the liberal arts student blogger's personality has been reduced. "Zhao Liangshan said.
He also reminded that the words and deeds of public figures or Internet celebrities have a wide range of influence and will directly affect the opinions of fans and the public. Therefore, public figures or Internet celebrities need to be more cautious in their words and deeds. Be responsible for your words and deeds and avoid inappropriate remarks. Of course, this does not mean that public figures or Internet celebrities cannot express their opinions on current social affairs. It is just that when speaking, you must remain rational and cautious to ensure that your remarks will not have a negative impact on society Impact. Otherwise, you will get into a lawsuit and the gain will outweigh the loss.
Xiaoxiang Morning News reporter Sun Qingyun
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