Recently, the network security departments of the Gansu and Jiangsu public security authorities swiftly handled a case where improper remarks were posted on a network platform to insult the revolutionary martyr Liu Hulan. The perpetrator was legally punished and the relevant network account was permanently banned.

On a certain date, the public security cyber security department of Baiyin City, Gansu Province, received multiple reports from netizens alleging that the online user "Duihao某某" had made derogatory remarks about the revolutionary martyr Liu Hulan during a live broadcast, demanding verification and appropriate action.

The Baiyin Public Security Bureau's Cyber Security Department immediately took action and swiftly conducted an investigation. Upon investigation, it was found that the online user "Duihao Mouxu" was Qiang Mou, a native of Huining, Gansu, who had been working in Suzhou, Jiangsu for a long time. Qiang Mou had posted inappropriate remarks insulting the revolutionary martyr Liu Hulan in a live broadcast, causing a negative impact. The Baiyin Cyber Security Department thus reported the verified information to the Suzhou Cyber Security Department and contacted Qiang Mou to turn himself in at the local public security authorities.

On [date], the Suzhou public security authorities legally imposed penalties on Qiang and permanently banned the relevant online accounts.

In recent years, the entire society has commemorated martyrs, honored outstanding individuals, and extended condolences to heroes and models, while improving the system of honorary awards and commendations, fostering a strong atmosphere of reverence for heroes and martyrs. At the same time, legal and regulatory frameworks have been enhanced to protect the names of martyrs through national law. The Amendment XI to the Criminal Law explicitly criminalizes the acts of insulting and defaming heroes and martyrs, stipulating that those who insult, defame, or otherwise infringe upon the reputation and honor of heroes and martyrs, thereby harming public interests and if the circumstances are serious, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention, public surveillance, or deprivation of political rights.

The internet is not a lawless place, and the heroes and martyrs must not be desecrated.