Nick Cheung joked.

Naughty company applied to register the trademark of Zhazhahui in April 2065438+2008, but it was rejected by the court for allegedly insulting personality. Later, Naughty Company applied for the trademark of Zhazhahui, but it was rejected. The origin of the name "Zhazhahui" is actually because Nick Cheung is a Hong Kong native and his Chinese is not very good, so every time he introduces himself, he will pronounce his name as "Zhazhahui". Later, netizens spoofed this homophonic terrier into the nickname of Nick Cheung, but Nick Cheung didn't like it very much. He once said that he felt that all China was laughing at me. However, netizens still call Nick Cheung a "slag pool".

On June 20 17, Nick Cheung cooperated with Naughty Boy Company as the spokesperson of Naughty Boy Company, but after the contract between the two parties ended in 20 18, they did not cooperate again. On April 20 18, Naughty Company requested to register the trademark of Zhazhahui, but it was rejected by the Beijing court, and then it was rejected by the court again this year. Because the word "slag" has the meaning of harming others' personality, it is a derogatory term, which violates the relevant provisions on registration above, so the application of naughty company is not approved.

Netizens like this nickname very much, but Nick Cheung himself has made it clear that he doesn't like it. He feels that the whole China is laughing at him. Some netizens often publicize other people's personal insults as jokes, but they don't know how despicable this behavior is. This behavior of playing with companies encourages this shameless atmosphere and has a very bad influence on society.

Playful companies should reflect on their behavior instead of insisting on registering this insulting trademark. It's really shameful to rub the heat. The court's decision is very correct, and netizens should also carefully review their behavior, whether it is something fans should do. Respect for others is our basic courtesy.