The Beijing No.1 Intermediate People's Court held that the provisions on the content of citizens' speech vary from "stating facts" to "expressing opinions".

In this case, Lan Yuefeng became a well-known public figure because of the "corridor doctor" incident. In order to safeguard public interests and protect citizens' right to know, the personality rights of public figures should be reduced, but this reduction should be limited to the public domain and public interest, and should not exceed the boundaries of public interest.

According to Wang Zhian Weibo's article, "Now we can draw a conclusion that many news about' corridor doctors' were false.

Lan Yuefeng is just an atypical doctor who kidnapped a hospital or even the whole medical industry for personal benefit. Weibo's remarks belong to "expression of views" in terms of the form and content of publication. Wang Zhian released the above content in order to comment on public events and related public figures. Combined with the authoritative sources on which it is based, the above content does not constitute an infringement of Lan Yuefeng's reputation right.

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Lan Yuefeng once received widespread attention because of the "corridor doctor" incident. After Wang Zhian, a former staff member of CCTV, made an on-the-spot investigation on the incident, the news investigation column of CCTV News Channel produced and broadcast the news investigation feature film "The Doctor in the Corridor".

The program shows that the contradiction between Lan Yuefeng and the unit is caused by his long-term personal demands and differences with the unit, rather than being retaliated because of excessive medical treatment.

2065438+From March to September, 2004, Wang Zhian uploaded the program video on his personal Sina Weibo account, and released a series of remarks one after another. 2065438+In June 2005, Wang Zhian published a long microblog titled "No matter how mean you are, I will accompany you to the end".

In addition, on May 30, 20 13, Southern Weekend reporter Chai Huiqun wrote an article in Southern Weekend and published "Crazy Doctor", "You smashed the hospital signboard and the hospital smashed your job". 2065438+2005, 65438+2005, China Journalists Association129 October publicly announced that the above reports were "seriously untrue".

China Capital Network: "Corridor Doctor" Lan Yuefeng dismissed the appeal.