JD.com says sorry to customers after Singles’ Day campaign with comedian sparks backlash

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JD.com says sorry to customers after Singles’ Day campaign with comedian sparks backlash

The adverse reaction to stand-up comedian Yang Li shows that JD.com underestimated how she is constantly targeted by male internet users

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