According to PANews, on Aug. 29, CZ commented on the emotional and property dispute involving Sun Yuchen that has recently drawn widespread attention. CZ said aggressive marketing is acceptable, but it is unnecessary to escalate to personal attacks or even damage someone's future career prospects. He also said that going to court directly is better than disclosing unnecessary details, and expressed hope that the matter could be resolved properly with mutual respect. In a follow-up remark, CZ added that he was never emotionally intelligent and was just sharing his own views, urging the industry to set a higher standard for itself. Sun Yuchen responded by thanking CZ and agreeing, saying both sides should respect each other and resolve the matter properly, with the rest left to the court. Sun Yuchen added that he would not say more.
CZ has weighed in on the emotional and property dispute involving Sun Yuchen that has drawn widespread attention. In a statement on Aug. 29, he wrote: "Aggressive marketing is acceptable, but there is no need to resort to personal attacks or even damage someone's future career development."
He added that going directly to court is better than disclosing unnecessary details, and expressed hope that the matter would be resolved properly. In a follow-up comment, he said: "I never had emotional intelligence, just sharing my own views. Our industry should set a higher standard for ourselves."
Sun Yuchen responded: "Thank you CZ, well said. Mutual respect and proper resolution; the rest is up to the court. I won't say more."
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