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Versace, Givenchy and Coach apologized one after another. Do they really know that they are wrong?

Recently, some netizens broke the news that a T-shirt of Versace, a famous clothing brand, juxtaposed Hong Kong and Macao with China, which triggered a strong public reaction. It is considered that this kind of behavior is disrespectful to China's sovereignty and territory and hurts the feelings of the people of China. In fact, in addition to Versace, there are well-known foreign luxury goods such as Coach and Givenchy, and there are also related problems. Although they all apologized, they did not necessarily sincerely admit their mistakes.

Although they apologized one after another, they did not necessarily sincerely admit their mistakes. For such commercial enterprises, their main purpose is to make profits and make money. They use different gimmicks in different places to increase sales. Perhaps a few people abroad will think that Hong Kong is a country. However, they may consider the feelings and needs of those people and deliberately list Hong Kong as a country.

Many people abroad don't know China thoroughly, and they don't have a clear understanding of China's national sovereignty and territory, and the boundaries are somewhat vague, and they mistakenly regard Hong Kong and Macao as one country. This is a very low-level mistake, which has done great harm to the feelings of the people of China. This kind of behavior should be condemned by the people of China and the people all over the world, which is disrespectful to a country and a nation.

In China, they are very law-abiding, because they know that Hongkong and Macau are the inherent territory of China, and China's sovereignty over these two places is clear, so they dare not be presumptuous in China. Although these companies apologize, I hope they can take practical actions to change their wrong behavior.