How to treat the "Jiangge" case?

The Jiangge case is undoubtedly a tragedy. Jiangge died, leaving his mother who had been living alone. Her experience was widely sympathized, but Liu Xin, who was closely related to it, was disappointing.

Online asked Liu Xin why she didn't open the door to save Jiangge at that time, and she was even more angry that she refused to see Jiangge's mother later. Not only did she not deserve Jiangge's mother to uphold justice for her daughter, but she turned against Jiangge's mother and cut off any contact with her.

The public opinion field questioned and condemned Liu Xin's various performances during and after the incident, and this condemnation defiled Liu Xin's reputation, which is bound to haunt her later life. We don't know Liu Xin's daily performance and moral outlook that has nothing to do with this matter, but what she did in this matter did violate morality and caused secondary harm to the unfortunate Jiangge mother. Jiangge seems to be very kind to her. Gratitude is the core of human morality, and not returning evil for good is the bottom line.

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Jiang Qiulian sued Liu Xin.

On June 1, Jiang Qiulian told the newspaper that she received a phone call from the court on May 29, requesting to hold a pre-trial meeting at the Chengyang District People's Court in Qingdao at 9 am on June 5. Later, a court summons was received, but the judge did not disclose the purpose and content of the pre-trial meeting.

According to the summons of Chengyang District People's Court provided by Jiang Qiulian, Jiang Qiulian, as a summoned person, should attend the pre-trial meeting in the First Trial Chamber of xia zhuang Court at 9: 00 on June 5 due to a dispute over the right to life. It is stated in the precautions in the above-mentioned court summons that if the defendant (appellee) is summoned by summons and fails to appear in court without justifiable reasons, he will be sentenced by default.

Jiang Qiulian told the newspaper that she was not sure whether Liu Xin would appear at the pre-trial meeting on June 5.