However, Song Zude should note that this time Yun-peng Yue's reply to the hot search of the nurse can be verified and investigated. For example, Song Zude thinks that Yun-peng Yue was hyped by the epidemic situation and medical staff, which means that the nurse taking selfies is a drag bottle from Yun-peng Yue or a fake nurse. She and Yun-peng Yue cooperated to complete this online interaction to achieve the purpose of "hype".
Song Zude's accusation can be verified by offline identity, such as the identity of a nurse, whose online name is Momo Li. It is understood that she is Li Yaqiong, a nurse who assists Han's work in Qilu Hospital of Shandong University. Then we can check whether there is this nurse through the hospital, and then continue to investigate whether this nurse colluded with Yun-peng Yue to interact on the Internet and created this "hype" event.
If it is really premeditated speculation, we should support Mr. Song Zude's appeal. After all, in this extraordinary period, Yun-peng Yue's team should be morally condemned for attracting attention and creating hot news in this way, and even the whole entertainment circle should resist this unhealthy trend.
However, if the result is verified, the nurse really likes Yun-peng Yue and sent a selfie, hoping to listen to the cross talk of Deyun Society. Yun-peng Yue felt the same way after reading it on the Internet, and seriously wanted to satisfy the nurse's wishes.
In other words, this is either a planned hype or an interaction between a fan and Aidou, but this fan happens to be a nurse.
If this is the case, then Mr. Song Zude accused "hype" as a false accusation made out of nothing, which caused irreparable damage to the reputation of Yun-peng Yue and the nurses. Song Zude needs to bear corresponding legal responsibilities. After all, the Internet is not a place of extra-legality. It is a price to pay to say that people are hyping and slandering others' reputations.