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It is frightening and puzzling to think that there seems to be a will and force behind the scenes, guiding people on what they can say and watch, and what they cannot say or watch. This behind-the-scenes force is so powerful that it’s chilling. All of this that people see is the media’s targeted shaping of them. Reporter and Doctor (I) Reporter: Doctor, do you say that a cold can be fatal? The doctor said with enthusiasm: It’s possible. A cold is often an early symptom of many serious diseases, usually caused by viral infections. The viruses that cause infection can be those that target heart cells or those that target nerve cells. It is indeed possible for viral infection to lead to viral myocarditis, which in turn can result in death. The news was published the next day: “Are the spreaders of rumors just Baidu?” Quack doctors deliberately spread panic, claiming: \"A cold leads only to death.\" (II) Reporter: Doctor, do you say that a cold can be fatal? Doctors are cautious: it depends on the specific condition, whether complications such as pneumonia or viral myocarditis have developed, as well as on an individual’s physical constitution and resistance to diseases. Of course, if appropriate auxiliary examinations are conducted, a clear diagnosis is made, and treatment is administered in a timely manner, the risk of death from a cold is very low. The news was published in the newspaper the next day: \"A minor cold turned into a ‘fatal’ disease: Over-medical treatment is present throughout the entire process of examination, diagnosis, and treatment; if you don’t pay, you lose your life!\" 》 (III) Reporter: Doctor, do you say that a cold can be fatal? The doctor is far-sighted: I’m sorry! As a doctor, I cannot express my personal opinion when the medical records are incomplete! The news was published in the newspaper the next day: “Denying patients their right to know without reason – why do doctors remain silent?” 》 (IV) Reporter: Doctor, do you say that a cold can be fatal? The doctor was extremely nervous: according to the hospital’s rules, media interviews require prior contact with the hospital’s public relations department. The news was published in the newspaper the next day: “Faced with public scrutiny, doctors evade responsibility – what lies hidden within the medical community?” 》 (V) Reporter: Doctor, do you say that a cold can be fatal? The doctor remained silent: … The news was published in the newspaper the next day under the title “Uncovering the Chaos in Healthcare: Doctors Know Nothing About the Diagnosis of Common Colds!” 》 (VI) Reporter: Doctor, do you say that a cold can be fatal? The doctor snapped angrily: You don’t understand, so don’t write nonsense! If you keep writing like this, I’ll sue you in court! The news was published in the newspaper the next day under the title: “Fearing that hidden rules within the industry would be exposed, doctor becomes enraged and threatens the media!” (7) Reporter: Doctor, do you think a cold can be fatal? The doctor knelt down right away: I beg you, stop writing! As long as you stop writing, I’ll promise you anything! The news was published in the newspaper the next day: “Openly bribing the media – what is the doctor trying to hide?” 》 (VIII) Reporter: Doctor, do you say that a cold can be fatal? The doctor is completely driven mad. The news was published in the newspaper the next day: “What people do is under heaven’s watch!” There are many dark secrets in the medical world; doctors go insane under the weight of conscience
Doctor: It depends on whether you want to write him off as dead :lol
Reporter: Doctor, do you say that a cold can be fatal? Doctor: It depends on whether you want him to live or die :lol
Sometimes unscrupulous tabloid reporters are worse than murderers. . . . Killing without spilling blood!
The media can say whatever they want whenever they want. It’s not exactly like that in reality