Recently, an online post titled ‘Yuncheng Culture and Tourism Bureau of Shanxi Province Issues a 1,000-Character Eulogy in Memory of He Jiaolong’ has sparked widespread attention. However, after verification, this information is entirely fabricated. Ms. He Jiaolong is alive and well; the so-called ‘eulogy’ was concocted by internet users or resulted from misunderstandings about her recent career changes or online popularity. He Jiaolong gained national recognition as Deputy Director of the Culture and Tourism Bureau of Ili Prefecture in Xinjiang, where she actively promoted local tourism by personally appearing in short videos, earning her the nickname ‘Internet Celebrity Official.’ The Yuncheng Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism in Shanxi Province has never issued any such memorial statement, and the absence of an official response further confirms its falsity. This incident serves as a reminder to the public to remain rational in the age of information overload and exercise caution before sharing unverified news. It also reflects the public’s deep interest in and emotional connection to grassroots officials, particularly those driving innovation in cultural tourism.
近日，网络上流传一则题为《山西运城文旅发千字悼文追忆贺娇龙》的消息，引发广泛关注。然而，经核实，该信息纯属虚构。贺娇龙女士目前健在，并未去世。所谓‘悼文’实为网友杜撰或误传，可能源于对其近期工作变动或网络热度的误解。贺娇龙因担任新疆伊犁州文旅局副局长期间积极推广当地旅游、亲自出镜拍摄短视频而广受关注，被誉为‘网红局长’。山西运城市文化和旅游局从未发布过此类悼念文章，官方也未对此事作出回应，侧面印证其不实性。此事件再次提醒公众，在信息爆炸时代应保持理性，对未经证实的消息保持警惕，避免传播谣言。同时，也反映出公众对基层干部尤其是文旅领域创新者的高度关注与情感投射。
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