Nike large size models let people take advantage of obesity? The female reporter was angered but suffered: the frog at the bottom of the well

Recently, Nike used a large size model to show sportswear in a London store. A seemingly ordinary thing has sparked controversy. The story stems from the female reporter Tanya Gold's statement against Nike: "This model is huge and fat, she can't run, she looks like diabetes, she needs to replace her hips... this means that our fight against obesity is gone." The reporter said: "Large-size models are selling a dangerous lie." She believes that if customers see an unhealthy model being used for publicity, customers will become accustomed to obesity.