Unicom's "Yin and Yang" Interaction: The Prelude to an Internet Carnival
During China Unicom's IVE interaction, a netizen jokingly called him "the god of yin and yang," a hashtag that quickly spread on social media.
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Behind this label is a mockery of the subtle attitude of China Unicom in some propaganda or interactions. Netizens joined this "yin and yang" carnival in the comment area, using various emojis and stalks to express their "love and hate" for China Unicom.
"The history of China Unicom is not much shorter than the history of South Korea", this sentence has caused a lot of waves among netizens. Some people think this is an affirmation of China Unicom's long history, while others think it is a satire on some of China Unicom's practices.
Under this topic, netizens launched a debate about history and reality, and some people joked: "The history of China Unicom is a history of fighting against signals." ”
Connecting the hearts of the four seas: the interweaving of history and reality
The slogan "China Unicom Four Seas" appears frequently in China Unicom's propaganda to express its ambition to serve the world. However, in the ridicule of netizens, this slogan was given a new meaning.
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Some netizens jokingly said: "I know, I know, before the stick was a vassal country in ancient times on the mainland." This sentence is not only a ridicule of China Unicom, but also involves the discussion of the historical relationship between China and South Korea.
Under this topic, netizens have expressed their opinions, some think that this is an over-interpretation of China Unicom, and others think that this is a humorous response to China Unicom's propaganda strategy.
A netizen commented: "To connect the heart of the four seas is to send signals to the four seas, even in ancient vassal countries." ”
The collision of China Unicom's "yin and yang weirdness" and Internet culture
In this network carnival triggered by China Unicom IVE's interaction, we saw the humor and wisdom of netizens, and also felt the power of Internet culture.
China Unicom's "yin and yang weirdness" is not only a marketing strategy, but also a way to interact with consumers. However, whether this method can be recognized by consumers remains to be tested by the market.
This online carnival is not only a test of China Unicom, but also a demonstration of Internet culture. In the process, we have seen the creativity and sense of humor of netizens, as well as the diversity and inclusiveness of online culture.
What do you think of China Unicom's "yin and yang" interaction? Do you think this approach will win the hearts of consumers? Feel free to leave your views in the comment area, and let's explore the infinite possibilities of online culture and brand marketing.