The characteristics of China's network public opinion are

Internet public opinion is characterized by the following features: directness, arbitrariness, concealment, pluralism and suddenness.

Directness: on the Internet, netizens can directly express their opinions, and public opinion is expressed very freely. On the Internet, just copy and paste, the information is re-disseminated. Compared with the limited nature of traditional media, which has a number of times of dissemination, online public opinion has the potential of unlimited dissemination. This characteristic of the Internet makes it easy to cross the blockade, leaving regulators helpless.

Casualty: There is no restriction on the words published on the Internet, so many netizens lurk under the keyboard and post both positive and negative language, so it is also a good place for some miscreants to spread rumors and make trouble. The upside is that diversified communication provides space for people to vent and material for gathering real public opinion.

Covertness: The Internet is a virtual world, and because the identity of the speakers is hidden and there is a lack of rules and regulations and effective supervision, the Internet has naturally become a space for some netizens to vent their emotions.

Diversification: The Internet is a colorful world, and the comments made by netizens are also strange, almost all types of topics have the participation of netizens, and everyone is upholding their own opinions to deal with what happened.

Suddenness: the Internet can be updated in real time, making the Internet public opinion can spread as fast as possible.