近日，一则关于深圳证券交易所（深交所）门前标志性“牛雕塑”被砸的帖子在网络上引发关注。该帖称，牛雕塑遭破坏，引发网友热议。1月10日，深交所工作人员回应称，所谓“牛雕塑”被砸的情况并不存在，这应是谣言。
据发帖人称，牛雕塑被砸寓意着股市下跌，牛被打脸、牛空心被认为是熊市后期特征。然而，深交所工作人员表示，这一说法并无依据，牛雕塑并未受损。
据了解，该牛雕塑位于深交所门前，作为标志性建筑，一直以来都象征着股市勇往直前的精神。此次谣言的传出，让不少投资者担忧股市的走势。尽管官方已作出回应，但谣言的传播仍对市场信心造成一定影响。
在此，提醒广大投资者要保持理性，对于类似市场传闻要予以辨别，不要盲目相信。同时，也希望相关部门加强对网络信息的监管，杜绝谣言的传播。
Title: Rumor of “Being Hammered” Bull Sculpture at Shenzhen Stock Exchange Debunked
Keywords: Bull sculpture, rumor, Shenzhen Stock Exchange, response
News Content:
Recently, a post alleging that the iconic “bull sculpture” outside the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) was hammered has sparked attention on the internet. The post claims that the bull sculpture was destroyed, triggering heated discussions among netizens. On January 10, staff from the SZSE responded that there is no truth to the alleged hammering of the bull sculpture, and it should be considered a rumor.
The poster suggests that the hammered bull sculpture represents a decline in the stock market, with the bull’s face slapped and the bull being hollowed out regarded as a characteristic of the late bear market. However, SZSE staff members say that this belief is unfounded, and the bull sculpture remains intact.
It is understood that the bull sculpture stands outside the SZSE and serves as a symbolic building, symbolizing the pioneering spirit of the stock market. The spread of this rumor still has a certain impact on market confidence.
Here, we remind investors to remain rational and discriminative when it comes to similar market rumors, rather than believing them blindly. Meanwhile, it is also hoped that relevant departments strengthen the supervision of online information to prevent the spread of rumors.
【来源】https://new.qq.com/rain/a/20240110A045VH00
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