

Chinese multinational electronics company Hisense, also one of the UEFA EURO 2016 global sponsors, was asked to change its ad slogan due to some “sexual reference” on April 20, 2016.
Hisense has proposed a slogan for its advertisement on the Europe Cup final saying “ARE U TURNED ON? #Feeleverything”. The slogan was disapproved as an official from Union of European Football Association, who pointed out the sentence, especially the phrase “turned on” implied some “sexual references”.
As a screenshot of the e-mail between Hisense and UEFA was circulated widely online in China, the “incident” has triggered great attention from Hisense and other Chinese enterprises, considering that Hisense is the very first Chinese sponsor of Europe Cup in the championship's 56-year history.
Many Chinese web users nevertheless think that the UEFA was overreacting. Some even listed top ten sexual suggestive slogans in the world advertising field- such as AT&T’s “Reach out and touch someone”; Gatorade’s “Is it in you?”; Campari’s “The first time is never the best,” and KFC’s “Finger-lickin’ good!”
So far, Hisense has not yet given any public response, but has expressed their surprise by the news.
The evolution of J-10 fighter
Top 10 Asian beauties in 2016
What's happening in Xisha Islands?
When female soldiers meet flowers
North Sea Fleet conducts drill in West Pacific Ocean
Old photos record the change of Sichuan over a century
Breathtaking aerial photos of tulip blossoms in C China
Horrific: Pit swallows 25 tons of fish overnight
Vietnamese Su-30 fighters fly over Nanwei Island in South China Sea
Top 20 hottest women in the world in 2014
Top 10 hardest languages to learn
10 Chinese female stars with most beautiful faces
China’s Top 10 Unique Bridges, Highways and Roads
Code spy sentenced to death
Toxic schools raise ‘Love Canal’ spectre
Forum on anti-communist purge in Indonesia laudable
Courier firm calls for people to respect employees after video of beating goes viralDay|Week