When we go to someone's house, we are always cautious, for fear of breaking things and embarrassing them. But yesterday afternoon, I saw Du Xiong's mother-in-law and daughter-in-law selling goods in the live broadcast room, and the scene was even more lively than the New Year! The sales also looked quite good, and Xiao Xiong also replied to the trolls on the public screen because he was happy. But to be honest, their high-profile and flamboyant attitude does make me a little uncomfortable to watch.
Look at them, how vigorously they sell in the live broadcast room, as if the eyes of the whole world are focused on them. There are a dazzling array of goods, and the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law are also unambiguously selling, and the shouts and shouts come and go, as if they are performing a big show. It seems that the power of money is great, and even the usually reserved and introverted bear has become so flamboyant that he directly replies to the doubters. But then again, this kind of behavior really makes me a little uncomfortable, and even a little disgusted.
The high-profile performance of their mother-in-law and daughter-in-law in the live broadcast room is really eye-opening. You say that you sell goods, but you have to be so public, as if others don't know. Moreover, I noticed that their descriptions of the products were also exaggerated, which made people suspicious when they heard it. While this does provide a short-term boost in sales, I don't think it's good for their credibility in the long run.
What surprised me even more was their reaction when they saw a set of luxurious mahogany furniture. His eyes lit up, as if he had discovered a new continent. They sat down without hesitation, as if the furniture had been made for them. I also excitedly asked people to take pictures of them, as if they wanted to freeze this beautiful moment forever. I was shocked to see this scene! Don't they know that it's rude to do so? And that set of mahogany furniture looks expensive, they sit on it so casually, aren't they afraid that they will not be able to afford to break it?
To be honest, seeing their behavior, I can imagine the curator's face at that time. After all, the mahogany furniture was carefully selected by him, and he definitely didn't want to be spoiled so casually. I don't know if Du Xiong's mother-in-law and daughter-in-law realized that there was something wrong with their behavior afterwards? Will they apologize to the curator? We don't know any of this.
Oh, speaking of Lao Du is also an interesting character. In order to promote his casserole, he even said on Mother's Day that it was more affordable to give a casserole than to send flowers. While his motivation may have been to sell his own goods, this kind of statement really made me a little unacceptable. Mother's Day is a festival to express filial piety and gratitude, and what a traditional way of expressing flowers! But Lao Du compared it with a practical casserole, which is undoubtedly a blasphemy against this festival!
Lao Du's remarks naturally aroused heated discussions among netizens. Some people support his point of view, thinking that practical gifts are more expressive; But some people objected, thinking that his remarks were too utilitarian, too realistic, and ignored the true meaning of Mother's Day. Oh, you say that, it's actually quite interesting, everyone has their own opinions and opinions! But then again, their actions do provide us with some food for thought: should we also pay attention to some basic etiquette and moral bottom line while pursuing commercial interests? In this way, we can win the respect and trust of more people!
Overall, yesterday's live broadcast room was really lively, but it was also full of controversy. Du Xiong's mother-in-law's flamboyant sales method and Lao Du's controversial remarks have become hot topics among netizens. As a bystander, I think we should look at these things rationally, and neither criticize them too radically nor blindly support them. Everyone has their own opinions and opinions! But then again, their behavior is indeed worth pondering: should we pay attention to some basic morals and etiquette while pursuing profits?