Among those who choose to ask for help from WeChat circle, only 5.49% have "solved the problem", 42.86% have "partially solved the problem" and 34.07% have "got a little help". And "the question has not been answered" accounts for 17.58%.

In the survey of "What kind of message will you forward" (multiple choices are allowed), 40.66% chose the category of "Help"; 4 1.76% chose the category of "good deeds"; 39.56% chose "chicken soup for the soul"; 35. 16% chose "health preservation"; 28.57% chose not to forward.

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If you encounter information like asking for blood donation when you are sick, or information about asking for donation when you are seriously ill, you will not forward it casually, because there is a great possibility that such information is false. If it is confirmed to be true, turn again. There are many ways to confirm whether the help information spread by friends circle is true. One of the easier ways is to copy the information and search it on Baidu. If it is found that the forwarding times are few, it is likely to be false. When forwarding information, it is best to confirm it first, and everyone should treat it rationally.

In addition, the circle of friends spread some "pseudoscience" articles. From the content analysis, this information is not risky, and it seems very profound, similar to "chicken soup for the soul", and some health articles have been forwarded without confirmation. This is probably the marketing means of some professional businesses, deliberately spreading some hot topics that everyone is paying attention to and discussing, causing people to scream and get everyone's forwarding. So, please don't forward it casually.

People's Daily Online-When you see the WeChat of "Asking for Blood" and "Asking for Donation", will you forward it? Expert: Check first.