Have you ever heard of "trademark bullies"?
Recently, a Korean-American influencer chef in the United States showed the world what it means to be a "trademark bully".
How shameless can this Korean-American chef be? He applied for a patent for chili crunch in the United States, and then sent letters to other Asian (mostly Chinese) food brands, restaurants and food bloggers in the United States, telling everyone to ban the use of the term.
The main thing is that he doesn't dare to send letters to big companies, picking on those small brands and small restaurants, that is, Koreans can do such obscene things.
There is a saying in China: "Shaanxi has eight monsters, and the oil is spicy and spicy." "Oily spicy seeds are one of the famous specialties of Shaanxi Province and have a long history.
As an authentic Chinese folk delicacy, Oily Spicy Seeds are also loved by many people overseas.
And not only in China, but also in other countries There are similar condiments, and there are many people who are offended by Koreans doing things like this.
哈哈哈，直接注册“辣”吧。
无所谓的，等重建国际秩序后，统统以汉语命名就好了。
辣椒原产地就是美洲，他想要垄断辣椒品牌，起码也要有压得住地头蛇的能耐。
南棒根本不算人，不能以人类的道德伦理观念去约束他。
以前不反感韩国，自从他成了贼，真是特别讨厌他。
Not only Chinese netizens bombarded this incident, but foreign netizens also boycotted it.
According to a report by the Associated Press on the 14th: In the face of the tide of resistance, Zhang Xiho himself and his company recently publicly apologized, saying that they would no longer claim the so-called trademark rights.
The biggest joke is that Jang Seok-ho admitted in a podcast that the inspiration for the product "oil chili" is China's "Lao Gan Ma", Korean hot sauce and Mexican hot sauce, etc.
He explains: "The name of the product is out of respect, because the name is closely related to the "Lao Gan Ma" from China. ”
Seeing that the patent application was about to fail, Tian shamelessly came to rub a wave of "old godmother" heat, and no one dared to stand first in terms of shamelessness.