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If I hadn't stumbled upon it, I wouldn't have known that something so big had happened. Weibo and other platforms had covered it up so tightly that not a single piece of information could be found. This phenomenon reminds me of the severity of network information blocking. We often complain about the proliferation of online information, but when we need to access certain information, we find that it's been blocked. I believe that network information blocking is not just a technical issue, but also a social problem. It reflects our control and censorship of information. How can we know the truth? How can we break through the barriers of information blocking? These questions are worth our deep consideration. In this information age, we're increasingly dependent on the internet for information. However, the authenticity and reliability of online information are becoming increasingly questionable. Information blocking prevents us from accessing accurate information and can even mislead us. Solving this problem requires our collective discussion and reflection. We need to call for transparency and openness in network information. We need to examine and verify information from multiple perspectives. We need to establish a more just and transparent information environment. Only then can we truly know the truth and make better use of network information.