The Internet together with other technologies has opened communication channels. The Internet has not only played an important role in shaping international public opinions about the United States in the Middle East, Asia, and Western Europe, but has also helped democratize the rest of the world by allowing them to express their opinions. However, sometimes incited cyber public opinions would lead to extremely negative behavior and cause serious problems such as cyberbullying, real-life crimes, and even long-standing social unrest. The Internet has been recognized as one of the most efficient ways to collect and reflect public opinions, so that people of different classes and races can express their opinions without obstacles in the virtual spaces of the network. People can say whatever they want by simply typing on the keyboard in a second. Dr. Heather Savigny in her article “Public Opinion, Political Communication and the Internet” states that “The expansion of the Internet as a new method of communication represents a potential challenge to the primacy of traditional media and political parties as shapers of public opinion ”. " (1). People have realized that the power of public opinion on the Internet focused on social issues can be used as a weapon to influence government decision-making processes. But does public opinion bring only positive effects? Opinion public is often emotional rather than rational, so it is extremely easy to be incited and could cause cyberbullying, which means attacking a person or a small group of people using offensive language. The damage caused by cyberbullying to a person is not virtual but real PR Newswire article titled “Cyber ​​Hunting and Cyber ​​Bullying” tells mid-newspaper......4.Hongo, June "Japanese Companies Become Targets of Protest in China." Japan Times September 19, 2012: Viewpoint Reference Center. February 4, 2014. “The Internet Has Become a Haven for Terrorists and Hate Groups: Wiesenthal Center.” The (n.d.): Newspaper Source Plus. Network. February 4 2014.Jarba, Ahmad (PresidentJarba). “Syrian children have been orphaned due to Assad's brutality. 5 million children affected by the crisis. This number has tripled in one year." January 17, 2014, 10:05 am Tweet.TRAYWICK, CATHERINE A. "Oops: tragic photo of orphaned 'Syrian' boy is fake." Foreign policy. NP, Jan. 17, 2014. Web. Feb. 5, 2014. Laura Smith-Spark, CNN. “Syria: Photos Alleging Mass Torture by Regime 'Fake'.” CNN Wire January 22, 2014: Viewpoint Reference Center. Network. February 11, 2014."The conflict takes over." Illawarra Mercury 02 January 2014: 10. Viewpoint Reference Centre. Network. February 11. 2014.