The old lady was visited for 2,000 yuan per month for being mistakenly rummaged for trashing leftovers

In the past two days, Chen’s mother’s family had come to more than a dozen netizens and kept telling her not to eat leftovers.

After 10 o'clock last night, she fell asleep. A young man also made a special trip. For this kindness, she is a little speechless

Mrs. Chen said that she has a monthly salary of more than 2,000 yuan per month. She picks up rubbish to subsidize her family and she has never eaten too much.

Yesterday, the scene of “Princess’s turning garbage bags” was sent to the Internet and was passed down by netizens as a “poor mother-in-law who had leftovers”. Many people therefore came to see them. However, as the truth surfaced, netizens made microblogging and clarified rumors.

Why does her mother want to turn a garbage bag? How lonely is her life? Yesterday, an interview with a reporter from Huaxi Dushi Bao learned that the eighty-year mother-in-law ate garbage leftovers to eat leftovers.

Netizens send out visits to “poor mother-in-law”

“There is an old yard on the font street behind the building of No.78 Dongchenggen Street. There is a poor mother-in-law. I don’t care for any reason. I always see her eating leftovers.” At 3 pm on the 14th, netizens “Nana "Peach" issued this micro-blog, and the map is the mother-in-law is lying on the ground, turned over the garbage bag. This Weibo was forwarded and commented by hundreds of netizens. The description of the picture has also been simplified into a "poor mother-in-law" with leftovers. Some netizens said they wanted to visit her mother-in-law.

At 12 o'clock noon yesterday, “Nanao Peach” and two colleagues came to Chen’s mother’s house again. “Nana peach” patted Chen’s mother’s leg and kept telling her not to eat leftovers. At 1pm, two young people working at the construction building took a lunch break and came to Chen's mother-in-law with their daily necessities.

After chatting with Chen’s mother for a while, the two felt a little puzzled. According to Chen’s mother-in-law, in the photograph on the Internet, she was not eating leftovers.

"Isn't it wrong?" A netizen who came to see Chen's mother had questions.

The mother-in-law clarified "I am looking for a plastic bottle."

Over the past two days, Chen’s mother met with more than a dozen friends on the bench outside her home. Some of them brought her with rice and noodles. However, in the face of enthusiastic netizens, she does not have the opportunity to explain every time: Pictures circulated on the Internet are not she is eating leftovers, but looking for discarded plastic bottles.

According to the household registration information provided by Xihuamen Community of Xiyuhe Street in Qingyang District, the mother-in-law is named Chen Suxian. He was born in 1929 and is 83 years old this year, and is not 87 years old on the Internet. She has 1 daughter and 2 sons. As the retirees of the sanitation team, she is currently able to get a salary of more than 2,000 yuan per month, and selling plastic bottles in the community is to subsidize life.

"I did not eat leftovers. My life is not difficult." Chen told reporters. In December of last year, one of her sons was diagnosed with uremia. She paid medical expenses of 3,600 yuan per month. However, this year, the sick son had a subsistence allowance and medical insurance, and his grandson was also preparing to find a job. His living conditions have improved.

The mother-in-law said that she did not want so many people to visit her. At 10 o’clock last night, she fell asleep. A young man also made a special trip. For this kindness, she didn't know what to say.

Community response will continue to help Chen Chen

At noon yesterday, Ms. Cha took photographs printed from the Internet to find her mother-in-law and the community. After knowing the real situation, Ms. Cha wrote on Weibo that "those who provide information are good intentions, but can you verify and send out again?"

On Weibo, the “poor mother-in-law who has leftovers” has also changed to “a son who has uremia by relying on bottle bottles.”

For netizens accused of “doing nothing at the community street”, the netizen “Nanao Peach” explained on the Weibo yesterday. “I also wrote clearly on the early Weibo community that the community has been helping her mother-in-law, so please don’t speculate and distort everything. "The West Gate Community staff at Xiyuhe Street in Qingyang District said that the community had given Chen her help, and she will continue to provide assistance in the future." Reporter's notes

Shake the bottle to distinguish vinegar? The woman jumps on the bridge and hundreds of cars are rescued? With more and more channels for publishing information, false information such as this is flooding the Internet.

But most of the time, few people are willing to ask for evidence. At the first sight of information, most people chose to believe and spread. This kind of communication is not malicious, but it often does not mean kindness to the parties.

Since the rise of Weibo, everyone has been given equal say and more and more information has been asked for confirmation. Sina Weibo staff said that since Weibo has proliferation-type benefits, even if it is issued in good faith, it must be published after understanding the real situation, to avoid misleading others because of their hurry and negligence.

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