Dr. Zhou Li, vice president of Nongfu Spring, recently made a profound response to the turmoil of "praising 'Wahaha' and stepping on 'Nongfu Spring'" in the circle of friends. With poetic and earnest strokes, he first reminds us that the death of Mr. Zong Qinghou is a sad moment that should be respected and remembered, and not a tool for some to attack their peers.
Dr. Zhou Li emphasized that although the competition between Nongfu Spring and Wahaha is fierce, it has always been conducted fairly within the framework of the law. He criticized those "melon-eating masses" who took advantage of Mr. Zong Qinghou's death in a vain attempt to incite malicious competition and undermine market order, believing that this kind of behavior is not only disrespectful to the deceased, but also a blasphemy against market competition.
In addition, Dr. Zhou Li's article also triggered us to think deeply about the competition and respect between enterprises, the influence of the public, the respect of the deceased, and legal and compliant operations. He called on enterprises to maintain the principle of respecting their opponents in market competition and avoid malicious attacks or slander of each other. The influence of the public** is huge, and businesses need to be cautious and judicious in dealing with a PR crisis to avoid turning the tribute into a focus of other irrelevant controversies.
Dr. Zhou Li's article is not only a response to the current turmoil, but also an advocacy of a healthy competition culture in the industry. He reminded us that businesses should be transparent and honest in their dealings with the public and the public to earn the trust of consumers and society. Let us bear in mind Dr. Li's call to work together to create a fair, respectful and transparent business environment.