Who should pay for the "Chengdu Chinese Business Kyushu Incident" that was screened?

Personally, I think the organizers should take full responsibility for the businesses that have rented booths and signed catwalk agreements, and some businesses that want to promote their Hanfu for free through this platform should also bear their own losses.

First of all, let's talk about why the organizer should take full responsibility for the merchants who have rented the booth and signed the catwalk agreement. In fact, as we all know, if a link is cancelled at will when holding an activity, then the personnel, props and other human or material resources in this link will cause certain losses. Firefly Exhibition is a well-known animation exhibition in China, and there will definitely be businesses around the animation to prepare a link to promote their products. Including but not limited to clothing selection, hiring models, renting booths, etc. The organizer should know that if the show of Washington catwalk is temporarily cancelled, it will definitely cause losses to the merchants, but the organizer still insists on canceling the stage of Washington catwalk, so the organizer should take full responsibility for the merchants who have signed the booth rental contract and catwalk agreement.

Let's talk about Hanfu merchants who have not reached an agreement with the organizers to rent booths or exhibits. First of all, because these Hanfu merchants obviously promoted their clothes through exhibitions, they didn't rent venues or sign catwalk agreements, so they should take responsibility for themselves.

Let's look at the cause and fermentation process of this event. When the Kyushu incident of Chinese businessmen in Chengdu broke out, public opinion was obviously biased towards the merchants. In fact, I think there must be a hot search from the event to the online outbreak, because what I saw from most platforms such as Weibo, Bili Bili, Tik Tok, etc. focused on the cancellation of the Hanfu catwalk, and it can be seen from the outflow of some videos that most of the exhibitors were merchants, not many real tourists and no fireflies. When we stand at the height of the firefly exhibition to see this Hanfu catwalk, we will find that the exhibition is not only a Hanfu catwalk, but also an activity where anime fans gather, and Hanfu is only a part of it. So I personally think that this off-topic hot search has a lot of water.