The explanations in the media are all over-interpretations of Xing Baohua's speech, such as saying that a huge sum of money will be invested to build a kingdom of Colombia.
Some even claimed that Xing Baohua wanted to export Chinese culture through Colombia.
There was even a Columbia Pictures logo next to it.
The original Columbia logo featured a girl holding a torch, which, while somewhat similar to the Statue of Liberty, was not actually the same.
In an attempt to grab attention, the media outlet changed the picture of the torchbearer to a woman wearing a red checkered padded jacket, resembling a country girl. She held the torch in her right hand and carried a small blue bundle in her left.
Her long, thick braid hung limply down her chest.
If you add a headscarf, you'll definitely look like Qiu Ju from the TV series "The Story of Qiu Ju".
Xing Baohua felt that the person who painted this picture understood the style of our people very well. They were either one of our own or had lived in our country for a few years, even in a remote rural area.
Xing Baohua thoughtfully cut out the ironic factory logo.
Wasn't it said that Xing Baohua was preparing to export his ideas to the East?
Then place an ad and spend $100,000 to design the logo for Haina Columbia.
Xing Baohua put the cut-off factory logo into his wallet and then went to the Columbia headquarters.
The news has been amplified by the media, which has now brought some negative impact to Colombia. Perhaps it's related to his identity, or perhaps it's related to his skin condition.
In short, view him with prejudice.
Arriving at Robert Iger's office, I knocked on the door and went in, only to find him engrossed in studying documents.
Seeing someone come in, he looked up slightly and, upon seeing that it was the big boss, quickly stood up.
Xing Baohua did not take his seat, but instead went to sit down on the guest sofa.
As Iger walked over, he made a phone call to his secretary to order coffee.
As soon as I sat down, I heard Xing Baohua ask, "How's it going? How long will it take you to get used to it?"
"I don't know either, boss. It's such a big company, it would take me a lot of time to understand it from beginning to end."
“I’ll give you time. Have you read today’s newspaper?” Xing Baohua asked.
"No, I was already working yesterday, just those documents..." Egger said, shrugging to indicate that he was too busy to read gossip.
Xing Baohua took out a picture of a Chinese character from her wallet and showed it to Aige.
He said, "I really like this picture, but I know I can't change it like this. You should tell the advertising department to place it in newspapers worldwide and buy a logo for $100,000."
Aiger smiled and handed the cropped image back to Xing Baohua, saying with a smile, "Boss, don't mind these things. They're just jealous of Columbia."
"Notify the Department of Justice to sue this newspaper, alleging discriminatory content. Demand a public apology across the United States, or face ten million US dollars in damages for defamation."
Xing Baohua gave the order directly, leaving no room for negotiation.
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