China’s Shanghai Disneyland recently rumored that “Winnie the Pooh was beaten” violence, a boy saw the park and visitors close interaction with Winnie the Pooh, even towards the bear belly a burst of random beatings, was stopped by the staff, the boy’s family also tough attitude counter-questions “has apologized still want to do? ” However, the name “Winnie the Pooh” seems to be more sensitive than violence or discipline issues, the film exposure netizens called out “this bear can not hit”, “rebellion, how dare to hit Pooh”, “this is bad”. “The Chinese media have also reported the matter with “Poof Bear” as a substitute for Winnie the Pooh.
According to Chinese media reports, Shanghai Disneyland 1 employee dressed as Winnie the Pooh, walking in the park and visitors to greet, take pictures, did not expect a boy suddenly like seeing an enemy, out of control rushed towards the bear belly a fierce beating, a side of the staff rushed to stop the boy, and the staff dressed as Winnie the Pooh back behind the scenes, Winnie the Pooh seems to be still palpitations, lowered his head and rushed away from the scene.
Disney staff afterwards wanted to understand why the boy roughed up Winnie the Pooh, but parents think “to the children entangled in this matter”, shouting at the staff: “You now go to see (Pooh costumes), if it is broken, then you ask him to pay for it! , “If you have a problem, you pull him (dressed as Pooh staff) out to talk!” , “I don’t know why you are tangled with him (boy)!” The two sides were at a standstill.
For the boy’s violence, Chinese netizens have condemned, there are also words of warning: “this bear can not be hit”, and many Hong Kong netizens for the family pinched a cold sweat, called “rebellion, how dare to hit Pooh”, some people left a message that “The whole family is finished”, “presumably that employee will be ‘switch roles’ or transferred to other work, and then the Chinese government will secretly give orders to Shanghai Disney can no longer find people to play Pooh “, “disrespectful to the (Chinese) leadership”.
The Chinese media, when reporting on the matter, unanimously referred to “Winnie the Pooh” instead of “Pooh” in order to avoid reminding people of national leader Xi Jinping, causing many netizens to leave comments on the bottom of Weibo: “Why is it called Pooh? ” The first time I saw it, it was a little bit of a surprise. The first thing you need to do is to get a good idea of what you’re doing. The first thing you need to do is to get a good idea of what you’re doing.
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