In a live broadcast, Luo Yonghao made waves again, this time pointing the finger at "New Oriental" and its founder Yu Minhong. A complaint about the story behind the name sparked a heated discussion among netizens.
Luo Yonghao, as soon as this name comes out, it is estimated that many people will have an image of wearing glasses, eloquence, and selling goods in live broadcasts. But behind this, he has another side - outspoken and dares to complain about everything, including his old rival, Yu Minhong.
The origin of the matter can be traced back to the past of Luo Yonghao and Yu Minhong. Luo Yonghao used to work at New Oriental and knows the agency and its founder Yu Minhong well. And after he resigned, the relationship between the two seems to have undergone subtle changes, from colleagues to opposites, Luo Yonghao often complains about Yu Minhong in public, and even does not hesitate to use "iron rooster" to describe Yu Minhong, this behavior also gives him the title of "invincible king of complaints" among netizens.
This time, Luo Yonghao's live broadcast content once again attracted widespread attention from netizens. He mentioned the origin of the name "New Oriental", a topic that seems ordinary, but hides an untold story.
According to Luo Yonghao, Yu Minhong's original intention of founding "New Oriental" was not to become a rich man, but out of livelihood considerations. At that time, Yu Minhong worked as an in-service teacher at Peking University, but was expelled from the school for opening off-campus training courses. After losing his job, he joined a private enterprise called the English Training Department of Oriental University. But because of the salary problem, Yu Minhong chose to stand on his own and founded "New Oriental" with anger.
Behind this story, it is not only the origin of a name, but also the epitome of Yu Minhong's entrepreneurial journey. From being a fired teacher to founding a well-known educational institution in China, Yu Minhong's experience has been full of ups and downs and challenges. And Luo Yonghao's complaint seems to indirectly remind people that behind success often hides unknown hardships.
Netizens' reactions to this matter are also varied. Some people think that Luo Yonghao's outspoken character is part of his charm, and some people think that he is expressing his complex feelings for Yu Minhong with "pain and love". After all, the two had worked together, and no matter what, that experience was unforgettable.
So in the end, the editor wants to ask: Is Luo Yonghao's complaint out of sincere worry, or just to attract attention? What do you think about this?
This story not only shows the complex teacher-student relationship between Luo Yonghao and Yu Minhong, but also reflects the society's curiosity and concern about the story behind the success. Behind every successful person, there are unknown hardships and challenges. And Luo Yonghao's complaint may be the best disseminator of these stories.