After Lei Jun got off the field to build a car, the already fierce competition in the automobile circle was even more "rolled up and rolled", and the bosses of major traditional car companies also went live to bring goods for their products. On the afternoon of April 18th, Lei Jun, founder, chairman and CEO of Xiaomi, broadcast live for 2 hours around Xiaomi SU7, attracting countless fans. But unexpectedly, it was suspected that some netizens compared Lei Jun with Nezha Automobile CEO Daniel Zhang live broadcast, which made Daniel Zhang very unhappy.
Daniel Zhang live
On April 19, Daniel Zhang posted on Weibo that the reason for work is to sit for a long time all year round, the back is not good, and he often needs to apply ointment. A few days ago, I did a live broadcast, more than an hour, in order to be comfortable, leaning on the back of the chair, crossing Erlang's legs, so the live chat is more relaxed and casual. On this point, it was contrasted by a bunch of licking dogs. I really think that being a man is enough to be humble, to be righteous, and to be yourself. Let me act, I can't do it, my cultivation is far from enough. In this regard, some netizens commented, "Brother Yong, you are really brave, can you say this?"
Screenshot of Daniel Zhang's Weibo
A few days ago, on April 17, Daniel Zhang conducted a live broadcast in the official live broadcast room of Nezha Automobile, and met with netizens to talk about those things about new energy vehicles. The live stream lasts for one hour. It is worth mentioning that during the live broadcast, some netizens asked Daniel Zhang, "Can you open the door for me when you buy Nezha car?" Daniel Zhang said that as long as I have time, I bow 90 degrees to open the door for you.
Previously, Zhou Hongyi, the founder of 360, publicly criticized Nezha Automobile during the live broadcast, and also asked Nezha executives to learn from Xiaomi and learn more from Lei Jun. On March 31, Daniel Zhang responded: "Accept Lao Zhou's criticism, learn from Lei Jun in marketing, no shame!"