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Cheung Jiahui applied for "Zha Zhahui", even maternal and infant categories were not spared. How valuable is Hong Kong-style Mandarin?

"Hey, big scumbag, I am a scumbag hui, buy equipment, it doesn't matter if you go back to so." On the afternoon of August 22, #张家伟applied for a trademark of zhazhahui# quickly became a hot search on Weibo. . What is the relationship between "Nick Cheung" and "Zha Zhahui"? According to the consistent thinking of melon-eating netizens, uninformed people would think that there are some big melons in the entertainment industry.

In fact, this is not the case. The "Zha Zha" in "Zha Zhahui" is not the Zha Zha that everyone calls it. The topic #张家伟applies for zhazhahui trademark# shows that according to the official website of the State Intellectual Property Office, searching for the trademark application information of "zhazhahui", Zhang Jiahui has applied for all types of trademarks "zhazhahui", with a total of 45 items. I checked the trademark website and found that, as expected, 45 of the 60 trademarks applied by Zhang Jiahui were "Zha Zahui", and the application dates were all on May 30, 2019. The protection projects of these trademarks cover machine parts, games, and toys. , food, clothing, and even maternal and infant products, etc.

Why do you refer to "Nick Cheung" as "Zha Zhahui"? Nick Cheung explained: "I had a cold that day and was exhausted. After they finished shooting the commercial, they asked me to shoot this one again, so it became such an effect. I actually don't understand why it is so popular."

Finally, he added: "If you think this is called friendly, I don't think it matters."

Nick Cheung became "Zha Zhahui" and became popular. Although he was frequently ridiculed by netizens, it actually contains Our love for Hong Kong artists and our recognition of Hong Kong dialect.

Nowadays, more and more Hong Kong artists are developing in the mainland. The two accents blend with each other, which also subtly promotes Hong Kong artists' efforts to learn Mandarin, making the entertainment industry richer and more inclusive.

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