The development of the Internet era has made the circulation andinteraction of information extremely simple, and the development of the ruleof law has become increasingly closely related to the network media, so theenthusiasm of the public to express their opinions on judicial cases has alsobecome higher and higher. In the era of the rapid development of the Internet,the speed of information dissemination is fast, and the public can be informedof major criminal cases across the country in a timely manner and express theiropinions on the Internet. Moreover, in order to uphold judicial openness andpromote the efficiency of the rule of law, public opinion is gradually taking intoaccount in judicial adjudication, so it is inevitable that there will be a conflictbetween judicial adjudication and public opinion, but judicial fairness cannotbe swayed by the agitation of public opinion. For example, the typical JiangGe case and Yao Jiaxin case have aroused a violent reaction in society, which isnot only the handling of criminal cases by the law, but also the emotions andmorality of the people. The difference in judicial culture is one of the reasonsfor the different reactions of China and Japan to the Jiang Ge case. The fact thatthe defendant in this case was not sentenced to death is a normal consequenceof Japan's unique death penalty policy. It is particularly important for judges tostrike a balance between impartiality in administering justice, rationally andcorrectly viewing public opinion, and taking care of public sentiments.