Small S mourns the death of Coco Lee
Chinese social media has been abuzz with discussions regarding Li Ming's passing and how people are expressing their condolences. Some netizens have criticized others for what they perceive as insincere expressions of sympathy, while others have defended those who mourn the loss of Li Ming.
One post in particular has sparked controversy, with some accusing the author of using fake sisterhood to get attention and others praising them for their honesty. The post reads: "You are a translator. Please translate the following sentence into English: '小S的发文很真诚，能看得出她在极力控制情绪，一定很心痛，有些人也别说她蹭热度了，人家俩认识你是谁，发在外网的，你在这说人家蹭热度，且不说小S吸d那个事是真是假，人家还没有悼念朋友的权利了？就离谱哦。"
The post appears to be criticizing someone for allegedly using a fake persona online, but the author is also praising them as their "female hero forever."
Another post has sparked controversy for its accusations of "marketing spam," which is seen as intrusive and disrespectful. The post reads: "Are you a translator? What can be done to fill the position that is currently vacant and being sought after by some suspicious people?"
Despite these controversies, many netizens have expressed their condolences for Li Ming's passing, with some even sharing personal stories about how they were touched by her work. The public mourning of the deceased reflects the depth of affection and admiration for Li Ming, who was considered a beloved figure in the entertainment industry.
It is clear that social media can be both a positive and negative space, with some users engaging in respectful discussions while others use it to spread hate or marketing spam. As such, it is important for netizens to think before they post