The Guo Meimei incident refers to June 21, a netizen named "Guo Meimei Baby" on Sina Weibo attracted much attention. This 20-year-old girl who claimed to "live in a big villa and drive a Maserati" Her certified identity is actually the "Commercial General Manager of the Red Cross Society of China". There are also different opinions on her true identity. Some netizens said that she is the daughter of Guo Changjiang, the vice president of the Red Cross Society of China, which triggered some netizens to criticize the Red Cross Society of China. .

In response to the incident of Sina Weibo netizen "@国美美baby" showing off her wealth, the Red Cross Foundation of China issued a statement on its official website. The following is the full text of the statement: Recently, a netizen named "Guo Meimei baby" Claiming to be the "Commercial General Manager of the Red Cross Society of China", he showed off his luxurious lifestyle on the Internet, triggering heated discussions and even speculation among netizens. After investigating and verifying the relevant information, we will make the following explanation:

1. The Red Cross Society of China does not have a "Red Cross Chamber of Commerce" organization, nor does it have the position of "Commercial General Manager", nor does it have the position of "Commercial General Manager". There is no such person as "Guo Meimei".

2. In order to maintain the seriousness of the Red Cross emblem, my country’s Red Cross Law, Trademark Law and related regulations strictly restrict third parties from using the “Red Cross emblem” without permission. ” logo and name. I will reserve the right to further pursue relevant responsibilities of relevant parties.

3. I will always oppose those behaviors that attempt to hype individuals by creating false information. I also hope that all sectors of society will view such issues with a peaceful attitude and not be taken advantage of.

Finally, I would like to thank all sectors of society for their long-term support for the Red Cross cause and hope to continue to supervise the work of the Red Cross.

Red Cross Society of China

June 22, 2011