race row over chinese detergent advert showing a woman shoving a black suitor into a washing machine and then smiling in delight as he emerges as an asian man

A Chinese laundry detergent company has been attacked for a new advertisement read by many as racist.
A new advertisement for the laundry detergent brand Qiaobi shows that a Chinese woman uses a laundry detergent pod from the company to stuff a black man into a washing machine, who is becoming a light passenger
Chinese men.
It is reported that the advertisement began broadcasting on Chinese TV and Wanda Cinema this month and quickly spread it online.
The shocking commercial advertising started when a Chinese woman walked up to the washing machine and started washing clothes when a dark one
African laborers with skin took a brush, wore a colored white shirt, walked into the room in a frivolous way, whistling at her.
The Chinese woman motioned him to approach a little, and the black man approached as if to kiss the woman.
But in the last second, she fed him a laundry cabin and stuffed his head into the washing machine first.
Then she shut the top of the washing machine and began to cycle, and when the man screamed and groaned from inside, she jumped onto the washing machine with a smile on her face.
When the cycle is over, the woman turns on the top of the machine and turns on a cleaner, lighter light
She was glad to see a Chinese man with red skin.
At the end of the business, the \"modified\" person raised a laundry cabin and a picture of the detergent box appeared on the screen.
As the Shanghainese pointed out, this commercial advertisement reflects the Chinese ideal for white skin.
Due to the traditional beauty standards for the attention of fair skin, many Chinese have healthy skin.
The site wrote that the established fear of dark skin unfortunately also breeds racist attitudes towards people of African descent, who some think are \"dirty\" just because of their skin color \".
It is also pointed out that the advertisement seems to be a plagiarism.
This is also an Italian commercial advertisement for a detergent company since 2007.
But the difference is that a white woman has been turned into a black man with the slogan \"Better color\" in Italian commercial ads \".
Another example of this is the promotion of the new star Ward film.
While black actor John Boyer has featured prominently in the movie\'s American movie poster, he has been edited to take up less space in the Chinese version of the poster.