Since practicing medicine, Hu Xiaoqing, deputy to the National People's Congress and deputy director of the Department of Oncology of Jiangxi Maternal and Child Health Hospital, has seen various diseases. But in recent years, a new "disease" has worried her particularly - it is not in medical textbooks, but it is truly written on the face, eyes, and heart of every person who has been injured. It is cyber violence.

"The keyboard is not a knife that hurts, but it pierces into the heart and hurts more than a real knife." Representative Hu Xiaoqing said that after suffering online violence, many people will experience somatization symptoms, such as insomnia, anorexia, self-harm and even suicidal tendencies. What makes her feel even more powerless is that when violence occurs within the medical industry, she can't even protect her peers. "Cyber violence in the medical field occurs from time to time, disrupting medical order and harming medical personnel. Tragedies have also sounded the alarm for the governance of cyber violence in the medical field. ”

What makes Representative Hu Xiaoqing feel relieved is that the situation is changing positively in the past two years. On March 2 this year, the Supreme People's Procuratorate held a press conference with the theme of "Continuing to Deepen the Special Action of 'Prosecuting and Protecting People's Livelihood'" and released 8 typical cases. There is a case that attracted the attention of Representative Hu Xiaoqing - a series of cases of Lin Mouwu and others "opening the box" to infringe on citizens' personal information.

"The procuratorate has cracked down on online violence such as 'opening the box and hanging people', and some procuratorates have also established a rapid response mechanism, once relevant clues are found, they will intervene as soon as possible to guide the public security organs to collect evidence. Some procuratorates have explored and supported prosecution and held perpetrators accountable in accordance with the law in view of the difficulty of filing cases and collecting evidence of cyberbullying. Deputy Hu Xiaoqing said.

At this year's National Two Sessions, Deputy Hu Xiaoqing brought a suggestion on rectifying online violence - hoping that the procuratorial organs will continue to intensify the crackdown on online violence, especially against minors, women, medical staff and other groups, and severely punish them in accordance with the law.