China TV Apple attacks blamed on 'celebrity conspiracy' However, it soon became clear that other celebrities were doing the same thing. Zheng Yuanjie, a Chinese children's writer, told his five million Weibo followers: Chinese customers choose Apple not just for its technology, but also for its thoughtfulness, justice, care and value. I am shocked to hear Apple adopts double standards with Chinese customers and those in developed countries. After spending the same and an even greater amount of money, they receive a lower standard of service in return. I hope the missing part on Apple's logo isn't their conscience. Like Ho, his tweet was also posted at around 8.20pm, as were messages by blogger Liu Jishou and journalist Deng Fei, both criticising Apple. Weibo users began to question whether the posts had been organised by CCTV or another company. Kai-fu Lee, a technology entrepreneur and former president of Google China, said that he had been invited by CCTV to post comments about the show on Weibo but declined. In a statement, Apple said: "We have been striving to exceed consumers" expectations , and we highly value every customer's criticsm and suggestions."