In the Demon King Palace, the three demon kings fought together with the three visitors from the world. Although they did not ask for help, the news of their battle had long been spread.

For a time, the Demon King Palace once again became the focus of attention.

Zhuri City, closest to the Demon King Palace, was densely filled with people at the entrance of the collapsed city wall. They all looked towards the Demon King Palace. Although there was nothing to see except the towering palace at this distance, they still looked at it with relish.

Some people even wanted to walk in and see what was going on, but they were stopped by someone.

When gods fight, mortals suffer. When ordinary people go, they are swept away by the aftermath of the battle. What should I do if I have a disability?

This is not important. If it affects the performance of the Demon King, it will be unforgivable.

So some people with a feverish mind were stopped and said they would not let them go.

"But what can I see?" a demon said with some dissatisfaction.

"What are you looking at? Who asked you to see here? Go home and wait for the result. I really want to see it, I can only be in this city!" said the guard impatiently.

As guards, they also wanted to watch the battle. But they had given death orders from the superiors, and he did not dare to disobey them, so he had to come here to maintain order.

However, the news here suddenly reached the real senior management, which probably took two days at the earliest, and the fight would have been completed by then.

By that time, the senior executives would definitely be even more depressed, so as the first group of people to know the news, the guard felt a little better.

As soon as the battle is over, someone will send a letter immediately. When the two news comes, the senior executives will be startled first, and then an exciting news will come to comfort them. I think the little hearts of those senior executives can't stand it.

The guards believed that even all the demons who knew the news believed that the Demon King would win. They really couldn't think of how only three guys from the world could beat the number one in the Demon World?

The shock left by the giant standing tall a year ago is still clearly seen in people's minds. If you don't say anything else, just say that giant, how did you defeat it? What would you defeat it?

Therefore, these demons are confused about their own demon kings. Even the mother of insects has been wiped out by the demon king. Will they not be able to defeat a few visitors from the world?

Moreover, every demon has a heartfelt hatred for the people on earth, so they may not even think about it if they are defeated or are unwilling to think about it.

Because, they can win!

It has to be said that no matter which world people, when facing powerful foreign enemies, they all spontaneously unite and cheer for the three demons from the bottom of their hearts.

However, in contrast, among the people of any world, there is a kind of person who does not want their own people to live well. No matter what their purpose is, people like them have a unified call to their own country scum!

Such people do not think about their own country, they are very slave-minded, and always feel that they are not as good as others. They are all important patients with Strimore syndrome.

There are "Spirit Island" and "Spirit Rice" molecules in China. From the perspective of the demon world, these people are "Spiritual" molecules.

It is true that invasion is wrong, but blindly obedient is not something a nation should have.

Every world has this kind of cancer, and people want to get rid of it quickly.

These people also have a concise title called Traitor!

In fact, as early as when the demon insects were raging, these people made negative remarks, causing panic among the demon world.

The demon insect can occupy half of the territory of the demon world as powerful as a bamboo shoot, which is also related to the remarks these people have made.

This is like public opinion, affecting the judgment of the people in the demon world and even some soldiers.

Public opinion is the sum of beliefs, opinions and attitudes that citizens publicly express at a certain time and place. It is a kind of social evaluation, and it is a reflection of social psychology to define public opinion. A simple definition is that public opinion is a collection of personal opinions, attitudes and beliefs expressed by a considerable number of people in society on a specific topic. The self-language of an individual or group, expressing opinions on a certain event, affecting people's thoughts and actions.

The definition of public opinion is very diverse. People are aware of the importance of public opinion, but they have never reached an agreement on what public opinion is. Just like other social sciences, the definition of public opinion in public opinion determines the development of public opinion. One definition is: public opinion refers to the common opinions of most people within a certain social scope, which eliminates personal opinions and reflects social perception and collective consciousness. Some scholars believe that public opinion is in a specific time and space, the public is concerned about specific social public affairs, and the public is in a specific social public affairs.

Expressed, basically consistent opinions or attitudes. In the definition of public opinion, the most important thing to discuss is whether the ontology of public opinion is "opinion" or "attitude". In order to avoid endless debates in definition, scholars began to turn to several elements that public opinion should contain: among which "project", "public" and "common opinions" are the intersection of many elements proposed by scholars. Since scholars start from their respective disciplines and fields, their respective focus is different, and the general characteristics of public opinion have not been revealed yet, and their definitions are narrow.

In any case, "opinions" are always the core of public opinion research, that is, the ontology of public opinion, and the communication of public opinion is also the issue of the flow of opinions. Opinions are usually defined by comparison with attitudes, beliefs and values, especially attitudes. Social psychologists define opinions as: verbal expressions of attitudes, beliefs or values. Usually, scholars distinguish the differences between attitudes and opinions from two aspects: opinions are generally considered to be made for a specific stimulus (a question).

Language or other obvious reactions, while attitude is a more basic general tendency, which makes favorable or adverse reactions to general stimuli. Opinions mainly depend on the situation at that time, and attitude plays a more lasting role in a person in a variety of situations. Secondly, opinions are considered to be more rational and lack emotions in their composition. Attitude is a direct and intuitive orientation, while opinions are rational choices that arise after careful consideration between various selective solutions in a social parent.

The concept of public opinion has a long history. In China, the original meaning of the word "六" is a carriage or sedan chair, which can also be interpreted as a mass, a mass or a mass. For example, in "The Twenty-Eighth Year of Duke Xi of Zuo Zhuan" "Listen to the recitation of the man" by King Shen of Jin, "Since ancient times, sages have liked to hear slanderous words and listened to the man's arguments", among which "六" refers to the man. "六" is a phrase, first seen in "六文生" in "六文生": "If you do not have the arrogance and ruthlessness, you will not be able to be aspired to the public, and you will be worried about the unrestrained public opinion." Later in "六文生文生": "You can judge, or you can always hold your arms, or you can get public opinion." Among them, "六文生" means public speech or public opinion.

In Europe, there were similar public opinion records as early as ancient society, but it was much later to use the word ion. Voltaire in the 18th century called "public opinion" the king of the world. Rousseau used the concept of public opinion in his book "Theory of Social Contract" and believed that "in all nations in the world, it is not nature that determines people's love and hate but public opinion." In modern national or international life, public opinion has become a common word.

Although the term public opinion was not used until the 18th century, phenomena that were very similar to public opinion have appeared in many historical periods. One of the oldest written records in ancient Egypt was a poem entitled "A life-weary man with his soul", which pointed out a radical change in public opinion. Similar statements about the attitude of the people can also be found in the history of Babylonia and Assyria. The prophets of ancient Israel sometimes defended the people's policies and sometimes called on the people to oppose the government. On both occasions, they had to influence public opinion. In ancient Greece, many people observed that everything was relied on the people, and the people relied on words. By persuading the people, wealth, reputation and dignity could be obtained or deprived.

The widespread spread of news was a necessary means to form public opinion, which has been seen in ancient Rome. The spread of news was mostly through people-to-people channels. In 51 BC, when the Roman politician Cicero was in Cialis, he asked his friend Kecilius to tell him at any time what was going on in the capital. There was a wall poster in Rome, which was compiled by Roman officials and posted in public places to inform the public about government activities and local events.

In medieval Europe, the people lived in traditional rural society, and most of the activities and attitudes were determined by the individual's living status, but similar public opinion can be observed among religious figures, intellectuals and politicians. Religious debates, the struggle between the Pope's Holy Roman Empire, and the ambition of the prince's succession all involved efforts to persuasion work to win the opinions of followers and consent to supporters. The propaganda war between the emperors and the popes was mainly conducted through sermons, but handwritten works also played a part.

From the end of the 13th century, the population could be involved in current affairs debates rapidly expanded. In the secular population, education continued to develop. The Italian Renaissance led to the emergence of a group of writers and commentators. Some princes and princes who needed to consolidate their nation-states were eager to serve, some writers were invited to serve as consultants and diplomatic envoys; others were hired as commentators because they had the ability to influence their views.

The invention of movable type printing in the 15th century and the Protestant Reformation in the 16th century further increased the number of people who could form opinions on contemporary issues. Martin Luther abandoned the use of ancient Latin, which only educated could understand, and the fanciers broke and turned directly to the masses. During the Thirty Years' War, someone tried to widely create and influence public opinion. Both sides circulated a large number of propaganda materials, many with woodcut illustrations. They also influenced their views through speeches, preaching and face-to-face discussions. Both governments and religious authorities controlled the spread of unpopular ideas through increasingly strict inspection systems. It is not for Pope Paul IV.

The first list of ** was drawn up in 1559. The French Charles IX and France issued decrees in 1563 that no works could be printed without the license of the king. What is even less conspicuous but more importantly, newspapers and journalism were already developing. By 1500, specialized newspapers could be purchased in many major European cities. The first batch of newspapers published regularly appeared in about 1600, and since then, it developed rapidly, although often harassed by the inspection system. The permanent postal service began in France in 1464, and the Austrian Empire was promoted in 1490, which greatly promoted the dissemination of information.

The process of public opinion formation There are two opposite processes in which public opinion form are formed. One is derived from the spontaneous mass of the masses, and the other is derived from purposeful guidance. When a new problem arises in society, individuals in the social group spontaneously and dispersed to this issue based on their own material interests and cultural literacy. The number of people with similar attitudes gradually increases, spreads and influences each other, and gathers into eye-catching social public opinion. Political leadership groups or authoritative figures make certain claims or calls according to people's wishes and arouses widespread resonance, and can also be transformed into social public opinion. These two types of public opinion formation processes are actually transformed from each other, first from the masses, and then spreads to the masses through authoritative aspects; or through authoritative organization and mobilization, and then spread to the masses.

Compared with the traditional communication environment, government public opinion crisis is more prone to erupting in the Internet era. The free speech mechanism in cyberspace creates extremely favorable conditions for the popularity of irrational speech. In the information explosion network world, people can not only easily obtain various information, but also independently filter information that is contrary to their own opinions and has different interests. The latter increases the possibility of "group polarization". Biased emotions are easily vented unlimitedly, and opinions that are contrary to extreme opinions have to be silent because of fear of rough attacks. Once negative public opinion about the government is spread on the Internet, responders will either choose to adapt or silent, which is even more so in a society with low government credibility.

The prone to public opinion crisis in the Internet era has a lot to do with the structure of network information dissemination. Flat nonlinear network communication relationships are the "hotbed" for growing rumors. The massive amount of information in the Internet makes it too expensive for information consumers to verify the authenticity of information, which makes online media lower "ignite" information compared to traditional media. This is especially true for negative public opinion about the government. Once it appears, it can immediately attract the attention of netizens and spread quickly through Weibo, posts, online chats, etc. The wider the spread, the less anyone question the authenticity of the information; in the end, even rumors are considered true on the Internet.

Fortunately, the Internet in the Demon World is not developed, and the remarks of these people can only be spread through word or word or paper, and the results are too slow.

Moreover, the Demon World is not the same rule of law society as the human world. If they are caught and killed on the charge of confusing the public, it is normal.
Chapter completed!