In the modern information society, the following channels are often used to spread exaggerated or untrue rumors and easily attract the attention of the public: 1. **Social media**: Platforms such as Weibo, WeChat, Facebook, Twitter, etc., due to their broad user base and the speed of information dissemination, can easily spread rumors quickly. 2. **Instant messaging tools**: Instant messaging tools such as WhatsApp, QQ, Telegram and WeChat can allow false information to spread quickly in a peer-to-peer or group form. 3. **News portals**: Although most portals have a review mechanism, some smaller or informal news websites may publish unverified information. 4. **Video sharing platforms**: User-generated video content on platforms such as YouTube, Douyin, and Kuaishou may be more likely to be believed and shared because of its vividness and intuitiveness, even if the content is untrue. 5. **Blogs and forums**: On Reddit, Baidu Tieba or other similar platforms, rumors can spread quickly through user discussions and sharing. 6. **Email**: Although chain mail is more traditional, it is still an effective way to spread rumors among certain audiences. It is important that everyone should be cautious when facing information and verify the source of the information to reduce the negative impact of rumor spreading.