As the majority of passengers traveling by air between the major hubs of Beijing and Shanghai are business travelers, they are "insensitive" to fares, and airlines rarely offer tickets at a discount on this route, said Cheng Zhiwei, a researcher at the National Development and Reform Commission's Institute of Transportation Research.
"The ad in question is insensitive and does not reflect our brand values regarding diversity and inclusion.
The commercial, uploaded to the chain's New Zealand social media page, featured actors struggling to eat burgers with large red chopsticks to promote a Vietnamese-flavored product, but social media users said the ad was culturally insensitive and played to stereotypes.
Some Chinese netizens complained that the video was insensitive, in part because the model, with an unmistakably Chinese-looking face, appeared so awkward eating Western food with chopsticks.
But if trade agreements are insensitive to unresolved problems that would create "fertile ground" for nationalism, it's important that countries do not shy away to identify the problems that need to be solved, she noted.
Such people almost always work and live in big cities far away from their hometown, find comfort and pleasure in their pets after their busy work schedule, and are insensitive to price when it comes to pet consumption.
These structural factors are often insensitive to monetary policy.
China's insurance sellers are evolving from insensitive, pushy peddlers characterized by unwanted phone calls and unscheduled visits to qualified and thoughtful professionals, industry insiders said.