How to view nagative press？（Please modify it for me） Last night I searched out some news about an singer named Hanyun Zhang. I was so angry and sympathetic about her experience that I could not fell asleep till 3 a.m.. However, at this moment I am questioning myself that is it worth to have empathy for someone else on the internet? Do what they experience really matter to me? There is a whole bunch of miserable stories on the internet but we could hardly get access to first-hand data for the most of the time. You are limited to see the whole picture so it is hard to tell truth from lies. Sometimes it might be just some media agitating a fake or exaggerated news to obtain benefits of the network flow, but we crying and yelling on the internet, excited to find voices alike as if they were comrades in arms, and condemn people of other opinions with rage. I wonder if there is an ambit that within which seems rational for our emotional arouse, and the quickest and most effective way to exercise our duty to uphold justice on the Internet without being engulfed by uncontrollable emotions.