The United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom and Canada have joined forces to sanction China over human rights issues in Xinjiang, triggering a new round of “Boxer Rebellion”-style anti-Western fervor on the mainland; Swedish clothing brand H&M and American sporting goods maker Nike have recently been dug up by the Communist Youth League for issuing a statement last year announcing that they would not use Xinjiang cotton, and mainland netizens have also The mainland netizens have also threatened to boycott.
However, some people found that the mainland well-known electronic business platform “to get things App” still have a large number of Nike products for sale, and the transaction volume “only increase”, “every minute people refresh the purchase interface “, causing netizens hot debate, a message even said “laughing, this is the Internet boycott ha”.
Apple Daily quoted reports that H&M had issued a statement in October last year to stop using Xinjiang cotton, but was not denounced by China, because the Chinese Communist authorities did not want to affect the China-EU investment agreement negotiations at the Time.
According to Apple Daily today, the body is the most honest! China Nike sales “only increase, not decrease”, H&M still people queuing. The newspaper published relevant photos that a H&M store in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, today there are still many customers in line to pay, mainland China’s well-known e-commerce platform “to get things App” still have a large number of Nike products for sale, and the volume of transactions “only increase, not decrease The number of transactions is “only increasing” and “people are refreshing the purchase interface every minute”.
The report said that the microblogging user “Elizabeth Bone, ah” Thursday (25) posted an article said that the morning saw the “get things App” on the Nike products “sold super fierce” and “the volume of transactions only increased. The number of transactions is only increasing, and people are refreshing the transaction interface every minute”, and attached two pictures, showing a large number of users ordering shoes. Some netizens saw the message straight out of the “laugh, this is the Internet boycott ha”, “my circle of friends several people in the carnival, looking forward to Nike discount good hands, microblogging to see the patriotic burst, offline really hard to say”, “only I know sniping stars, but the buy or buy ah, I thought how tough it is.
Later, the Internet also circulated a statement from the “Get Things App”, claiming that Nike products would be removed from the shelves indefinitely; however, the “Get Things App” replied to an inquiry from the internal media, saying that the news was false, stressing that “we have not yet received the relevant notice. We have not yet received the relevant notification, we will submit to the relevant departments”.
In addition, an internal media reporter went to the H&M store in Beijing Xidan Joy City on Wednesday night (24) and found that there were still many customers shopping in the store, and there were also many customers lining up outside the fitting room. A sales clerk at the store revealed that he was not aware of the company’s statement on boycotting Xinjiang products, “We have rules against bringing cell phones during working hours,” and another cashier said he had just come to work and was not aware of the matter. A number of customers interviewed also said they were not clear about the boycott.
Inner Mongolia Hohhot City, an H & M stores on Thursday (25) there are still many customers in line to pay, a staff member said that although Tmall has shelved H & M products, but the physical stores have not been affected, “this side of the short-term has not (impact), slowly see what can be fermented,” and the specific need to look at the official arrangements .
According to Apple Daily, the European Union, the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom and other Western countries earlier to violate the human rights of Xinjiang Uyghurs as a result of sanctions against China, H & M that was the Communist Youth League to turn over old scores, that the other side last year to stop using cotton in Xinjiang is “disinformation boycott”, leading to the mainland e-commerce H & M off the shelves, the incident caused panic in other Western fashion brands. Fear of the mainland boycott of the fire will spread. There are reports that H&M has issued a statement in October last year to stop using Xinjiang cotton, but not by the mainland, because the Chinese Communist Party did not want to affect the China-EU investment agreement negotiations at the time.
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