BBC的报道，他们道歉了。这些人真是，欺软怕硬！ Boba tea company apologises over Canada Dragons' Den row https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c3wp0175w9xo A Canadian boba tea company has apologised after Marvel actor Simu Liu accused them of cultural appropriation on an episode of the Dragons' Den reality TV series. On an episode of CBC's Dragons' Den, the Canadian equivalent of the US show Shark Tank, the owners of a Quebec bubble tea brand called Bobba pitched their drink to potential investors, including Liu, arguing that they were "disturbing" the popular bubble tea market by using only three simple ingredients to "transform" the beverage into a "convenient and healthier" experience. Liu pushed back against the entrepreneurs, accusing them of appropriating the Taiwanese drink, known as boba or bubble tea, which has became popular around the world. "I'm concerned about this idea of disrupting or disturbing bubble tea", Liu said as a guest on the star show. “There’s an issue of taking something that’s very distinctly Asian in its identity and ‘making it better,’ which I have an issue with,” he added. The Canadian-Chinese actor also pressed the business owners, Sebastien Fiset and Jess Frenette, about whether they had members of staff who understood the cultural significance of the "very Asian drink", which is made with tapioca balls. Mr Fiset responded that their "best partner" was in Taiwan - "they make all the recipes, all the boba". The episode quickly blew up on social media, where users attacked the Bobba owners. The owners responded by issuing an apology on social media on Monday, saying they were sorry for the harm they caused "with our words and actions on the show". "Simu Liu raised very valid points regarding cultural appropriation and we welcome this learning opportunity," the business owners said. They added that they would be re-evaluating their branding, packaging and marketing strategies to "ensure that they reflect a respectful and accurate representation of our Taiwanese partnership and bubble tea’s cultural roots".
Boba tea company apologises over Canada Dragons' Den row
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c3wp0175w9xo
A Canadian boba tea company has apologised after Marvel actor Simu Liu accused them of cultural appropriation on an episode of the Dragons' Den reality TV series. On an episode of CBC's Dragons' Den, the Canadian equivalent of the US show Shark Tank, the owners of a Quebec bubble tea brand called Bobba pitched their drink to potential investors, including Liu, arguing that they were "disturbing" the popular bubble tea market by using only three simple ingredients to "transform" the beverage into a "convenient and healthier" experience. Liu pushed back against the entrepreneurs, accusing them of appropriating the Taiwanese drink, known as boba or bubble tea, which has became popular around the world. "I'm concerned about this idea of disrupting or disturbing bubble tea", Liu said as a guest on the star show. “There’s an issue of taking something that’s very distinctly Asian in its identity and ‘making it better,’ which I have an issue with,” he added. The Canadian-Chinese actor also pressed the business owners, Sebastien Fiset and Jess Frenette, about whether they had members of staff who understood the cultural significance of the "very Asian drink", which is made with tapioca balls. Mr Fiset responded that their "best partner" was in Taiwan - "they make all the recipes, all the boba". The episode quickly blew up on social media, where users attacked the Bobba owners.
The owners responded by issuing an apology on social media on Monday, saying they were sorry for the harm they caused "with our words and actions on the show". "Simu Liu raised very valid points regarding cultural appropriation and we welcome this learning opportunity," the business owners said. They added that they would be re-evaluating their branding, packaging and marketing strategies to "ensure that they reflect a respectful and accurate representation of our Taiwanese partnership and bubble tea’s cultural roots".
没看过他的电影，这个真是拉好感，自己的观点表达的很清楚，那几个女的一副你小题大做的样子他也不卑不亢。