青海省博物馆回应“国家一级文物现TCL字样”
双语君约 3 分钟A gilded bronze statue of Guanyin from the Yongle era, on display at the China National Arts and Crafts Museum, was found to bear what appeared to be a "TCL" logo and promotional text visible through its glass case, triggering public concern and an investigation.
On Monday morning, the Qinghai Provincial Museum, which curated the exhibition, explained that the newspaper with the TCL markings was placed under the statue's base around 2000 as makeshift padding.
The statue's original base seal was damaged and the newspaper was used to prevent incense ash and herbal fillings from spilling out. When the relic was transferred to the museum, staff left the newspaper untouched to protect the artifact, and it remained there for over two decades.
TCL公司此前回应：
未授权或参与在文物展陈中放置品牌标识
7月5日晚，TCL公司就此事回应称，公司高度重视，第一时间成立专项工作组开展全维度内部自查。
Earlier, TCL, a home appliance company, denied any commercial involvement, stating that after an internal review, neither the company nor its affiliates had any partnership, advertising, or co-branding with the exhibition or the museums. The company said it never authorized any branding on the relic and will fully cooperate with authorities.
来源：中国青年报 沈阳晚报 北京日报 长安街知事 澎湃新闻
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