在腾讯网上，目前已经有超过4万条相关评论。一位来自苏州的网民写道，我本以为是畏罪自杀撞墙死的，没想到是“躲猫猫”死了！完全超出了我的想像力。

“I play hidden cat with my four-year-old son every day…it seems we must not play this from now on,” said another.

另一个网民说，我每天都和四岁的儿子玩躲猫猫，看来从现在起我们不能再这么玩了。

Major Web portal carried out a survey that has drawn 20,000 votes. Nearly 3,000 people agreed that the new phrase is “so funny” and more than 1,000 “hope similar cases won’t happen again”; 7410 web users voted for “speechless, it’s super awkward” while 8,217 people say “I most want to know the truth.”

主要门户网站对此进行了一项调查，吸引了2万人投票。将近3,000人将票投给“太搞笑，网友太有才了”，超过1,000人“希望不要再有这种事了”，7,410票投给“无语，还真是荒谬绝伦”，8,217票投给“我最想知道事件的真相”。

Some have already started playing with the new Internet vocabulary. One person made up a story with all the catch phrases: “I got up in the morning and did several push-ups. Then I was sent to get some soy sauce by my family. After that, I played hidden cat with my little friends…”

一些人已经开始运用网络新语了。一个网民用上述流行语编了个故事：“早晨起床时做了几个俯卧撑，然后被家里支去打酱油，打完酱油后与小朋友一起玩躲猫猫。”

Apart from the angry voices, some bloggers are calling for the authorities to step in and investigate the case. Many compare the case to the Weng’an incident that took place following a local teenage girl’s death in Guizhou last June, where crowds stormed the local government and police buildings after rumors spread that police had covered up the girl’s rape and murder of the girl.

在愤怒声音之外，一些博客作者呼吁有关部门介入调查此事。许多人都将此案与去年6月的贵州瓮安事件相比；当时一个当地少女死亡后，民间传言警方掩盖了少女被奸杀的真相，愤怒的民众随后冲击了当地政府和警方大楼。

“Common sense makes it hard for the public to accept that a healthy young man died from playing a game…A trust-worthy third party must step in and dig out the truth for the public,” reads one online commentary.

一条网上评论写道，常识让公众很难接受一个健康的年轻人会死于玩游戏，必须有令人信服的第三方介入调查，为公众挖出真相。

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