On social platforms, some of the following bad practices may lead the public to have a wrong understanding of social events: 1. **One-sided or false information release**: Deliberately concealing key facts, fabricating non-existent plots, and editing videos or pictures out of context to distort the overall picture of the event. 2. **Inciting remarks**: Using exaggerated, emotional, and misleading words to arouse the public's extreme emotions such as anger and fear, prompting them to accept one-sided views without thinking. 3. **Misleading association**: Forcibly linking unrelated events, implying that there is a causal relationship between the two, and misleading the public to transfer their views on one thing to another. 4. **Creating opposition**: Provoking conflicts between different groups, guiding the public to take sides, looking at events from a biased perspective, and ignoring objective and fair analysis. 5. **Water army brushing volume and controlling comments**: Organizing a large number of fake accounts to brush likes, comments, and reposts, creating the illusion that the event is widely supported or opposed, drowning out rational voices. 6. **Misleading by using authority**: Impersonating authoritative institutions or experts to publish false interpretations, so that the public can easily believe in wrong information because of their trust in authority. 7. **Selective presentation of evidence**: Only showing evidence that supports one’s own point of view, while hiding or ignoring evidence that contradicts it, making it difficult for the public to obtain the full truth.