The New York Times’ Outlandish Piece: Huang Renxun Embarrasses Leather Jacket Enthusiasts
Are we witnessing a distinctly American-style escalation of moral scrutiny? How far has the U.S. media’s campaign against Huang Renxun descended into absurdity?
Consider this example. Because Huang Renxun is known for wearing black leather jackets, The New York Times published an article on December 12 titled “Huang Renxun Embarrasses Leather Jacket Fans.” The piece sarcastically asks, “Could it be that Huang’s susceptibility to manipulation stems from his fascination with high-end, motorcycle-inspired leather jackets?” It further claims, “We must defend the reputation and dignity of the leather jacket,” asserting that “the leather jacket is meant for those who harbor quiet defiance—not for those who control semiconductors.”
The critique does not stop there. The article also accuses Huang of tipping excessively at restaurants, exhibiting “male dominance” in the workplace, engaging in gender discrimination (citing the low proportion of women at NVIDIA), and favoring performative gestures.
It is evident that this Democratic-aligned media outlet aims to thoroughly discredit Huang Renxun. If this line of rhetoric continues unchecked, Huang may soon be deemed wrong even in the act of breathing.
Original source: toutiao.com/article/1881738766222348/
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