Chinese women are discriminated against for buying doughnuts in the United States, and their English accent is not standard.

　　Reference message networkReported on June 2 nd Discrimination against Chinese customers came from a doughnut "Dunkin’ Donuts" branch in new york, USA, which caused an uproar in the Chinese circle in new york.

　　According to Taiwan Province’s "Apple Daily" website reported on June 1st, a Chinese woman surnamed Shih who was suspected of being discriminated against left a message on the "Dunkin’ Donuts" Facebook page, saying that she went to a "Dunkin’ Donuts" branch on Queens Blvd with her one-year-old son and nanny on May 30th, and when she wanted to order chocolate frosted doughnuts, the clerk was suspicious. What are you talking about? " She pointed to the doughnut and said "the chocolate doughnut", but the clerk didn’t look at the position of her finger, just looked at her and said "You have to say the full name of the doughnut".

　　The woman asked the clerk, "Why do you want to say your full name? You already know what I want. You just want to laugh at me." The clerk replied that if you want to order a meal, you should say it. The woman then asked to see the store manager, but the clerk said that the manager was not in. The woman then asked the clerk what his name was. The clerk pointed to his famous brand and said, "This is my name. Do you know how to say it?"

　　The woman said that the clerk didn’t stop laughing at her until she took out her mobile phone to shoot. But on the spot, another customer shouted and approached her, saying that she would take her mobile phone away. The customer also told her that you must be an illegal immigrant. The woman surnamed Shi said that the process was very humiliating, and the customer also called the police and told the police that she was "just a China lady who didn’t like the attitude of Dunkin’ Donuts employees".

　　Chinese women surnamed Shi think this may be verbal violence or discrimination, or it may be bullying women and children. She thinks that the way Dunkin’ Donuts treats customers is quite unacceptable to her, and it is quite dangerous to have children on the spot.

　　The administrator of Dunkin’ Donuts Facebook page left a message less than an hour after the posting of the woman surnamed Shi, expressing her willingness to contact her personally.

　　This post has been reposted nearly 3000 times in less than 24 hours, and it has been widely circulated in the Chinese community. At the bottom of the post, many Chinese netizens expressed their solidarity and said that they had suffered similar treatment in Dunkin’ Donuts.