Cha Yan Yuese issued an apology. Is using Changsha dialect an insult to women?

After seeing the second most popular search on Weibo and the various comments posted by Cha Yanyuese’s apology on Weibo, I didn’t dare to speak, so I could only come to Zhihu in the middle of the night to reply.

First of all, the main consumers of milk tea are women. It would be extremely stupid to try to insult people secretly.

Secondly, I am not as familiar with Changsha dialect as the locals, but I can still understand some basic dialect vocabulary. Picking up losers? It does not contain the original meaning of sexism. Cha Yan Yuese is used here with no sexist meaning.

There is only a question of reader understanding.

As a result, I was thrown into a text inquisition and was speechless.

You still have to learn from Station B, ignore slander, only use official words to deal with it, and don’t apologize, so that you can always be successful.

In addition, some people dug out the packaging of several products that have been removed from the shelves (including even products from 15 and 16 years old) to talk about the story, which is quite insulting (Ying Zhiyou commented, here (Modified) feeling? That is, once you find that a certain topic is not dominant, you immediately go through old accounts and find topics.

As long as you gain an advantage on another topic, it seems that you will win along with the original topic.

Just like after the Luo Champion incident was reversed, some feminists said: "The rape or not depends on the woman." Even if the PUA claimed by Liang Ying in her essay has been falsified by the chat records, as long as Liang Ying said she was unwilling, then Luo Guanjun is a rapist. ?

Finally, what I think about is that those Changsha girls who usually support women’s rights, but did not see the insult at all in this incident, don’t know how they should deal with themselves.

Should I be ignorant, pretend to be angry, and fight against Cha Yanyuese with my sisters, or should I step aside and be a rational person?

Some people are holding tea bags and slogans, let me tell you.

I have a guess. If Chayanyuese launches "abalone" tea bags and the slogan "I want beautiful women," people on Weibo will still say that this brand insults women.

The tadpole tea bag and the fictitious "abalone" tea bag, "I want an official" and the fictitious "I want a beauty" can all be interpreted by a caring person to mean "insulting women":

This is a tea bag that women want to drink. Your packaging design is in the shape of a tadpole, which is an insult!

This is a tea bag that men want to drink. You designed the packaging to look like abalone. You are trying to please men. It is an insult! Official I want to portray women as Daughters who cannot live without men, which is suspected of insult! Beautiful girl? She is trying to please male buyers and is suspected of being insulted!

But think about it, isn’t it ridiculous that these completely opposite situations can all be interpreted as insulting women at the same time?

In the final analysis, people with conservative positions feel uncomfortable, but they want to attract more people and make their voices louder. So they forcibly turned "sexually suggestive propaganda" into "insulting propaganda". (Not only those with a conservative stance, but even opponents of Cha Yan Yuese)

When they criticize Cha Yan Yuese, they constantly emphasize that it is "misogynistic" and "insulting women". Bring up the rhythm on Weibo. (Everyone knows the trend of public opinion on Weibo)

Of course, as a milk tea brand, it is indeed inappropriate to adopt such sexually suggestive publicity.

I am also conservative and don’t like sexually suggestive propaganda. However, those propagandas are firstly old, secondly, they have been removed from the shelves, and thirdly, they really have no impact.

If you don’t like sexually suggestive propaganda, don’t drink it, and don’t make any big labels, such as misogyny.

Don’t hide your true purpose and use public opinion as a weapon.

Remember, if you use too many guns, there will always be a day when things go wrong, causing backlash.