"Post-80s Male: Our Generation Can't Afford to Get Married," "Wuhan University Graduate Student: Whoever Saves My Sister, I Will Serve Them for 20 Years!" "With a Monthly Salary of 1000 RMB, He Cannot Sustain Love"... Did you know? These articles were all written by a male senior in college. According to Jingchu Network's Chutian Golden Newspaper, "Post-80s Male: Our Generation Can't Afford to Get Married," "Wuhan University Graduate Student: Whoever Saves My Sister, I Will Serve Them for 20 Years!" "With a Monthly Salary of 1000 RMB, He Cannot Sustain Love"... Did you know? These articles were all written by a male senior in college. Half a year ago, Hu Xianfu, a student from the Central South Branch of Wuhan University of Science and Technology, started writing blogs online. Now, he has not only become an "emotional expert" and gained popularity on the internet with nearly 5 million total clicks on his blog posts, but also helped others through his blog. For instance, he helped raise over 10,000 yuan in donations for a girl from Tianmen suffering from leukemia and even contacted two professors to treat her.
Hu Xianfu, aged 23, is a senior accounting major. With a passion for journalism, he was once an intern at this newspaper and enjoyed publishing commentary articles about current political affairs online. In June this year, he began blogging under the pen name "Zhonghe Yong" on Tencent. Afterwards, many post-80s and post-90s netizens added him as a friend, sharing their emotional stories with him. Hu then turned these stories into heartfelt narratives, which became very popular among netizens. Articles like "Post-80s Male, Do You Understand the Sleeping Women Around You?" "Post-80s Male: If You Love Her, Should You Buy Her a House?" "Rural Men Have No Qualification to Marry Urban Women with Houses?" and "Post-80s Male: Our Generation Can't Afford to Get Married" made this young college student a "relationship expert" in the eyes of many netizens. As of yesterday, Hu Xianfu's Tencent blog ranked 35th in the education category in terms of popularity.
The blog also became a new avenue for Hu Xianfu to help others. Through his blog post "Wuhan University Graduate Student: Whoever Saves My Sister, I Will Serve Them for 20 Years!", he helped raise over 10,000 yuan in donations for a girl from Tianmen suffering from leukemia and even assisted in contacting two professors from other places for her treatment. Recently, the girl's brother specially traveled to Wuhan to present Hu Xianfu with a banner of appreciation.
Now, as graduation approaches, Hu Xianfu plans to start a business using the internet. Regarding writing blogs, he says it is a hobby and hopes that his articles will resonate with people of his generation and help more people. (Reported by journalist Shao Juan, communicated by Zhong Nan)
(Source: Jingchu Network)