The first time I heard about the "boycott of Xinjiang cotton", it was quite incredible. Xinjiang has always prided itself on its high-quality cotton, how could it suddenly become an "undesirable" place in the eyes of some brands?A closer look at the cause turned out to be an ugly storm spawned by rumors. The spread of rumors has not only hurt Xinjiang's reputation, but also infuriated patriotism.
As soon as this incident occurred, domestic consumers expressed their indignation and condemned the relevant brands. However, the brand side appeared indifferent and even responded with arrogance. This makes us deeply concerned about how these brands view the Chinese market
HM's blatant threats and smear against Xinjiang are infuriating, and Nike has even shown the lower limit in China to slander and slander Xinjiang. This is not only a violation of the dignity of our country, but also a disrespect to Chinese consumers. How can such a heinous act be tolerated?
Not only the celebrities have expressed their positions, but the mainstream ** has also spoken out. The consensus in Chinese society is clear and strong: to make money in China, you must abide by China's laws and moral bottom line. For those brands that violate this bottom line, we have the right to choose to vote with our feet and resolutely boycott them!
What's even more exciting is that some domestic e-commerce platforms have also moved quickly to remove products from related brands. This shows that domestic companies are highly sensitive to the dignity of the country and public opinion, and also demonstrates the power of Chinese consumers who are united.
It is against this backdrop that we see some celebrities and brands making smart moves. Wang Yibo's studio, Tan Songyun and others have terminated their cooperation with the brands involved, resolutely supporting the country, demonstrating their responsibility and responsibility. This shows us that, as public figures, they are concerned about the state and resolutely oppose wrongdoing.
However, we must also be rational about the situation of celebrities. In business partnerships, they are often arranged by the company, and the choice of brand is not entirely personal. Therefore, we should not impose too much anger on individual celebrities, but should pay more attention to whether the attitude and behavior of the brand towards the country are in line with the bottom line of morality and law.
The final outcome of this turmoil may fade with the passage of time, but we must not forget the lessons of this event. Domestic products must rise, and we need to have our own big domestic brands, not be controlled by foreign companies. We must learn Xi service concept of international brands, and at the same time resolutely resist those behaviors that maliciously spread rumors and provoke the country's bottom line.
Finally, we need to unite and send a clear message to these brands with our actions: to make money in China, we need to respect China, abide by the law, and protect the dignity of the country. This is not only a battle for brands, but also a battle to defend national honor. Let's work together to witness the rise of domestic products and win more respect and glory for Chinese brands. Domestic products should be self-reliant, patriotic boycott, and brand dignity.