According to the news from the WeChat official account of "Webtrust China", according to the work arrangement of "special rectification of online misconduct and harmful information content involving ex servicemen", recently, the National Cybertrust Office has instructed all website platforms to strictly rectify the problems of selling fake and shoddy goods in the name of ex servicemen, performing vulgar performances, consuming military feelings, and damaging the image of ex servicemen, and dispose of a number of illegal and illegal accounts. Some typical cases are reported as follows: 1. Posting vulgar content. Online accounts such as "Yan Squad Leader (Retired Female Soldier)", "Xiao Yan Squad Leader (Retired Female Soldier)", "Mo Jiu", etc. claim to be retired soldiers and post vulgar borderline content with revealing clothing, sexual implications, and sexual teasing. Online accounts such as "Wang Xingqi" wear standard clothing and imitations of current or former equipment of China's armed forces, and perform vulgar dance performances during live broadcasts to attract users to give rewards. 2、 Spreading harmful speech. Online accounts such as "Captain Song (Positive Energy)" and "Wise Life" post negative comments under the guise of teaching military experience and consulting on military situations, such as "What are the dangers of serving in a certain place" and "Suffering from various diseases in the military". 3、 Spreading false information. Online accounts such as "Anti Heat Summer" and "Chinese Dream #" use artificial intelligence, deep synthesis, and other technologies to create and publish rumors such as "Standing guard on the border for 20 years, now walking with sick children on the road", as well as false pictures and videos of retired soldiers, misleading the public. 4、 Improper marketing for profit. Online accounts such as "A-Logistics Warehouse Authentic Coordination", "Camouflage Warehouse", and "Selling Human Happiness" illegally sell military uniforms and their imitations under the guise of retired military personnel, or publish marketing information that provides various customized services. The online accounts such as "Red Flag and White Dove" use the gimmick of providing "job transfer and resettlement consultation", distort and interpret military related policies, and illegally provide paid consultation services. (New Society)