Suddenly, a product was hyped up, and everyone flocked to it. Whether it was useful or not, I would grab it first. I must have it if others have it.
The epidemic has been in three years, and lockdowns have occurred from time to time, so it has become common for rushing to buy vegetables. As soon as the news came out, it was instantly launched. The scene is comparable to the Spring Festival travel rush. Who hasn’t bought vegetables several times in the past three years?
After the epidemic gradually relaxed, antipyretics, cough medicines and other drugs were out of stock again, and major pharmacies were out of stock, and consumers collectively dispatched to stock up on drugs. Antigen testing boxes, Lianhua Qingwen , and antiviral oral liquid all became internet celebrity drugs. When they bought them, they were several boxes and dozens of boxes. It felt like they were not for the purpose of treating the disease, but they seemed to be here to purchase the goods.
Buy some medicines appropriately and you can respond to emergency situations after infection. This is understandable, but the purchase-style hoarding is a bit unreasonable. was not infected with the new crown , but it was crazy to grab the medicine.
I don’t know when canned yellow peaches became popular again. The products that cannot be sold normally are empty all of a sudden. The manufacturer quickly came out to deny the rumors that canned yellow peaches themselves have no medicinal effects, and advised netizens to stock up rationally and not blindly follow.
canned yellow peaches have no medicinal effect, but they may have some magic in some places. After a little hype, they will instantly become popular on the Internet. The boy who just grabbed Lianhua Qingwen was so happy that he snatched the can. He snatched whatever he was popular, and he could also post a video to show off. This is not a trend, but I don’t know who is leading the trend.
The can has just been opened, and the lemons are on the other side are hot, go quickly! Then he started a new rush to buy without stopping. With a word from experts and scholars, he could break the legs of countless people. The speed of thinking about problems can never keep up with the pace. After thinking for a moment, the last lemon was snatched away by someone else.
I remember that in March 2011, the Japanese earthquake caused the Fukushima nuclear power plant to leak. Due to concerns about the nuclear leakage polluting seawater, the Chinese people began to rush to buy salt in . A friend in Wuhan even spent 27,000 yuan to buy 13,000 kilograms of salt. However, as soon as he grabbed it, the rumor "salt" was self-defeating. This guy is also a talent. He found the shop to buy salt and asked for a return. Should he return it? Netizens have a big fuss.
The development of the Internet has promoted the high-speed circulation of information. When something becomes popular, it can be known to everyone everywhere. No one is willing to spend time to distinguish the authenticity and act based on personal preferences. The Internet is also a world of world. Everyone has become swordsmen, where they can enjoy revenge without any scruples.
It is undeniable that the Internet is reshaping our social methods and daily life habits. Hundreds of millions of netizens have depicted their lives in fragmented language, participated in public events, witnessed countless reversals, and followed many rhythms.
Lemons are definitely not the end of the rush to buy. New products may be given new meaning tomorrow, causing another wave of storms.
