This is actually a rumor. The young man just posted a video showing Parkour Kung Fu on the Internet, but it was dubbed by malicious editing. Originally, it was an admirable parkour video, but it was edited and turned into a hype video, which also made the young man suffer a lot. The local police have responded to this matter, saying that parkour behavior has not been filed. So both sides denied it. This is a rumor. Don't believe it.

In the Internet age, anyone can become an online celebrity, especially some people with real kung fu. As long as their videos are good, they will get a lot of attention. But there are also some people who have no real kung fu and can't edit, so they will piece together other people's videos into their own and dub them. For example, the malicious editing mentioned above is to combine two completely different videos and audio, and then insult and rumor others. Such self-media workers have no way to have a positive impact on the network, but will only make the water in the network more and more muddy. I also hope that the platform can manage video publishers and let them publish some original works.

There are many people who like parkour, and some professional parkour people are also very skilled. There has never been a case of being called to the police station to file a case. Some netizens said that these people can not only climb over the wall, but also have some floating skills in the Qing Dynasty. Filing is to prevent them from doing something illegal and criminal. This statement is also untenable, because monitoring is everywhere now, and sex can leave some clues, and it is impossible to leave no traces. I also hope that everyone will stop believing some unfounded rumors and try to believe the police notice.

In the internet age, the cost of rumors is relatively low, and basically everyone can post information online, which also makes rumors varied.