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The story of a middle-aged man who met a woman on an international flight and became addicted to drugs after being invited to his family gathering has sparked outrage online. In the report by Guangdong Newspapers, Hu Xia from Zhejiang was heartbroken after his wife passed away. He later met Bai Chunxiao in an international flight and the two gradually became acquainted with each other. However, things took a dark turn when Bai Chunxiao became addicted to drugs after tasting them at Hu Xia's family gathering.
26 June 2023
The incident has led many online users to express their frustration over people who exploit others for their own gain. One user wrote, "Facts have proven that people who actively seek to get close to you will either seek your favor, use your profession to exploit you or look for opportunities to collaborate with you." Another user shared a similar sentiment, saying, "It doesn't matter whether you are rich or poor; when it comes to dealing with people who want to exploit others for their own gain, I will never compromise on my principles."
The article also featured some bizarre statements, such as "Sister-in-law: I wanted to hang a gecko, but I ended up catching the poisonous king snake instead," and "The real version of 'The Red Scorpion Flower' also known as 'Bringing Tears and Plum Blossoms.'" It is unclear what these statements have to do with the article or the incident.
Additionally, some users shared their experiences with drug addiction and urged others to stay away from drugs. One user wrote, "Lead a healthy life with zero tolerance for drugs. Follow the green light." Another user advised caution when going out, saying, "Girls, when you go out, be aware of the temptations. Be cautious and don't let others lead you by your nose. Have your own subjective ideas."
Overall, the incident has sparked a conversation about drug addiction and the dangers of exploitation. While some users shared their frustration over the situation, others offered words of caution and encouragement to stay away from drugs.