Recently, a video titled ‘Man Buys Expensive Liquor from Girl for 50 Yuan’ sparked widespread online attention. According to a statement from cyber police, the man staged the scene to gain internet traffic. He posted a video on a short-video platform claiming he purchased a bottle of high-end liquor—worth several thousand yuan—for just 50 yuan from a young girl. The video quickly went viral. However, police investigation revealed that the entire transaction was fabricated and pre-arranged, not a real event. The man admitted his intent was to attract followers and boost his account’s popularity by creating a sensational ‘bargain’ story. Authorities imposed administrative penalties under China’s Public Security Administration Punishments Law and ordered him to delete the video. Cyber police reminded the public that the internet is not beyond the law: fabricating or spreading false information for online fame will be legally punished. They also urged netizens to enhance their ability to discern truth from fiction, avoid sharing unverified content, and help maintain a healthy online environment.
近日，一则‘男子摆拍卖50元名酒’的视频在网络上引发关注。据网警通报，该男子为博取流量，在短视频平台发布一段视频，声称以50元从一名小女孩手中购得一瓶价值数千元的高档白酒。视频迅速走红，但经警方调查发现，整个交易过程系人为策划、摆拍造假，并非真实事件。涉事男子承认其目的是通过制造‘捡漏’奇闻吸引粉丝、增加账号热度。对此，公安机关依据《治安管理处罚法》相关规定，对其处以行政处罚，并责令删除相关视频。网警提醒：网络不是法外之地，任何为博流量而编造、传播虚假信息的行为，都将依法受到惩处。公众也应提高辨别能力，不轻信、不转发未经核实的内容，共同维护清朗网络空间。
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