The villain has no morals.

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Xiao Muyi graduated from Peking University with a BA in English Language and Literature. She studied for a master's degree in journalism at the University of Cambridge in the UK, and worked in media such as the BBC in the UK and Forbes in the US. Xiao Muyi's reports tend to focus on politics, economy, culture and other fields, while relatively few reports and analyzes on other fields. But Xiao Muyi holds an anti-China stance, and often publishes some biased and emotional comments, which directly affect the objectivity and accuracy of her reports and analysis.
For example, Xiao Muyi's report on Xinjiang cotton caused widespread controversy, saying that the Chinese government forced Uyghur laborers to pick cotton in Xinjiang, and called on global brands to boycott Xinjiang cotton. This behavior was regarded by the Chinese government and some domestic companies as an attack on China's image, which aroused strong opposition.

First of all, Xiao Muyi's report lacks objectivity and depth. She did not provide any evidence to support her allegations, but simply expressed her personal views and appeals. Most of the laborers who pick cotton in Xinjiang are local farmers. They participate in the picking activities voluntarily, and the government does not force them to participate. In addition, the Chinese government has been taking measures to protect the rights and interests of ethnic minorities. Xiao Muyi's report did not mention these measures, which lacks comprehensiveness and objectivity.
Second, Xiao Muyi's report has obvious political leanings. Her call to boycott Xinjiang cotton is actually putting pressure on and interfering with the Chinese government. This behavior is irresponsible and immoral. As a journalist, you should uphold an objective and impartial attitude and provide comprehensive and true information, instead of distorting facts and misleading the public based on your personal political stance and ideology.
In the end, Xiao Muyi's behavior also aroused criticism and condemnation of her from the society. Her report not only seriously violated the professional ethics and responsibilities of journalists, but also affected the image and interests of Chinese companies, and had a negative impact on the stable development of Sino-foreign relations. Xiao Muyi should take responsibility for her actions and seriously reflect on her reporting methods and attitudes.
To sum up, Xiao Muyi's report on Xinjiang cotton lacks objectivity and depth, has obvious political leanings, and seriously violates the professional ethics and responsibilities of journalists. We call on journalists to maintain an objective and impartial attitude, provide comprehensive and true information, and refrain from distorting facts and misleading the public based on personal political positions and ideologies. In short, as an overseas reporter, Xiao Muyi has shown a certain level of professionalism and in-depth insight in reporting and analysis, but he also needs to pay attention to a wider focus and be more objective, accurate and fair in reporting and commentary.