Xin Lang Ke Ji·2025-11-24 02:23Core Viewpoint - The recent letter from New Oriental founder Yu Minhong, sent from Antarctica, has sparked discussions, with economist Ma Guangyuan supporting Yu's message as an explanation rather than an apology, emphasizing the importance of the relationship between the company and its employees [1]. Group 1 - Ma Guangyuan praised Yu Minhong's letter for its balanced tone, stating it does not cater to online sentiments and focuses on clarifying rather than apologizing [1]. - The media's framing of Yu's letter as an apology is challenged by Ma, who believes the letter primarily serves to explain the situation and does not endorse the notion of a divide between management and employees [1]. - Ma highlighted that Yu's trip to Antarctica should not be viewed as boastful, but rather as a reflection of his personal experiences and economic capability, noting that the trip cost is insignificant for him [1]. Group 2 - Ma emphasized that the narrative surrounding Yu's trip and letter could have been more positively received if it had focused on the challenges faced and insights gained for company development and employee welfare [1]. - He pointed out that both Yu and the employees are not at fault; rather, the changing narrative of the times has influenced public perception [1].