The identity of the media in social events is the process of reporting this event intact, and there is no guarantee of absolute subjectivity. Because everyone has everyone's ideas, this media thinks so, so it reports this event with his ideas. That media may have other ideas, so it reports it with his own subjective imagination.

For example, the western media always try to discredit us. When they report us at home or abroad, they may just weaken us and discredit us, instead of reporting all our real events. They add editors through technical means. None of this can be subjective and fair. For example, in the Hong Kong incident, western media reported that we had no human rights and dictatorship. In fact, Hong Kong is the only port in Hong Kong. They are spies or spend money to alienate Hong Kong people. Give those college students the opportunity to study in the United States for free, but if Hong Kong hadn't intervened, such an incident wouldn't have happened.

They not only stepped in, but also hacked China when they reported for duty. However, we are not afraid of crooked shoes. Hong Kong has always implemented the policy of "Hong Kong people ruling Hong Kong with a high degree of autonomy". Never changed. So their little abacus soon fell through. The media should play a fair and just role in reporting this event in social events, but some media have now joined their own subjective imagination in order to win more attention or more opinions or flows. Some hate-filled media may take advantage of the situation and distort the facts. Therefore, one thing cannot be reported by only one media, but by more media, so that things will develop in a fair and just direction.

Bai of CCTV once said that the media can't report objectively and fairly. At this time, we need a number of media reports to let us know the truth. The role of media in social events is to report timely, objectively and fairly. Don't use your own values to evaluate and guide public opinion, so that public opinion will develop normally.