Iron Man sent a pinyin message to thank Chinese fans for celebrating his birthday. Netizens: The mask is upside down

This morning, Robert Downey Jr., who played Iron Man, who just celebrated his birthday, sent a Weibo post to thank his Chinese fans for celebrating his birthday. Interestingly, he wrote in Chinese pinyin on Weibo: "Thank you Chinese fans, I love you three thousand times, come on!"

In the accompanying photo, Downey is wearing a hat, mask and gloves, and making a V sign.

However, some sharp-eyed netizens immediately discovered that Downey seemed to be wearing the mask upside down. Some netizens said, "It seems that he did wear it upside down, and I didn't see the metal strip." Another netizen gave an explanation: "It may be a hint that the epidemic will eventually be defeated."

It is worth mentioning that Robert Downey Jr. also posted the same photo on Facebook. He said that he had lost some friends and relatives in the past few weeks. It is unwise to gather for any reason during this period of time. Everyone should find another way to mourn the dead and celebrate birthdays.

I will pay my highest respects to the deceased when the time is right, but during this time, please stay safe, optimistic and vigilant.

At 4:52 p.m. local time on April 5, according to real-time data from Johns Hopkins University, there are currently 331,234 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the United States, 9,458 deaths from COVID-19, and 16,848 recoveries. Among them, New York State has more than 120,000 confirmed cases and more than 4,000 deaths, accounting for more than one-third of the total number of confirmed and deaths from COVID-19 in the United States.