Xuan Bac speaks out about the photos of him playing with orchids that are causing a stir online.
"Nam Tao" Xuan Bac has just issued a warning to fans to be careful and not believe the photos he posts or edits showing him growing orchids (especially mutated varieties) because it is a scam.
According to Meritorious Artist Xuan Bac, recently, many posts and images have appeared on social media claiming that he grows orchids (especially mutated orchids, which have been causing a stir with many conflicting opinions lately).
"The information or photos of me growing orchids that some people have posted and edited are all fake. I'm very busy and don't have time to look at all that 'glamorous' stuff coming from their mouths," he asserted.
The warning from Meritorious Artist Xuan Bac received much support and agreement from colleagues and audiences.
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| Xuan Bac speaks out about the photos of him playing with orchids that are causing a stir online. |
Xuan Bac recounted an incident where he visited his cousin's orchid garden and they took a photo together. However, some people took that image, edited it, and posted it as an advertisement. Similarly, during a conversation with his sister who loves orchids, they took a commemorative photo, which was also manipulated for profit. "That violates business ethics and is fraud," Xuan Bac wrote.
Meritorious Artist Xuan Bac also sent a message to those who are doing business and growing orchids, saying: "If you have an association, a group, or an organization aimed at developing strongly, transparently, successfully, and sustainably, then you must condemn colleagues who engage in opportunistic business practices and spread false information, leading to a loss of reputation for those in the orchid business. That's the right thing to do."
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| The male artist asserted: "The information or photos of me growing orchids that some people have posted and edited are all scams." |
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