Did you see yesterday's news? An influencer was hiking on Mount Emei and suddenly collapsed halfway up the mountain.

Yes. I heard the scenic area immediately sent a rescue team with oxygen and a stretcher, and they safely brought him down the mountain.

He weighs over 300 jin and has rarely exercised for a long time. Honestly, his physical condition wasn't suitable for such an intense climb.

But he insisted on continuing anyway. In the end, he collapsed because of a lack of oxygen and exhaustion. It was really dangerous.

Nowadays, some influencers like to take on extreme challenges just to attract more attention. It seems the more dangerous it is, the more views they get.

The problem is that it not only puts themselves at risk, but also uses up public rescue resources. If an even more serious accident happened, the consequences would be much worse.

I think there's nothing wrong with sharing your life, but you shouldn't treat dangerous adventures as performances, or make others think this kind of behavior is worth copying.

Exactly. I hope everyone pays more attention to safety in the future. What truly earns lasting recognition is valuable content, not gambling your life for online traffic.