4月21日，有网友分享了一张刘强东亲自送外卖的照片，此举引发不少网友热议。
JD.com founder Liu Qiangdong made waves on Chinese social media last weekend after a user shared photos of the billionaire personally delivering a takeout order.
当事人在社交平台上发布其与刘强东的合影
当晚，有媒体采访到这位网友阴先生，他表示自己居住于北京，当天点的是小区附近的一家湖南菜。
阴先生称，刘强东双手把外卖递给自己，说“祝您用餐愉快”。阴先生表示，“我不是京东的员工，不是托，保证没有收钱做营销。”
JD.com confirmed the authenticity of the delivery, stating, "We thank the public for their attention and support of JD's delivery services." The recipient, Yin, later told media he had ordered Hunan cuisine from a local restaurant near his Beijing residence.
"Mr Liu handed me the order with both hands and said, 'Enjoy your meal.'" Yin went on to emphasize that he was "not a JD employee, not a paid promoter and definitely didn't receive any money for this".
The viral moment unfolded alongside a bitter public clash between JD.com and rival Meituan. Earlier on Monday, JD published an open letter accusing unnamed competitors of imposing policies that allegedly bar delivery riders from accepting orders from JD's service.
此外，文中还提到部分外卖订单延迟的问题，其表示所有超时20分钟以上的外卖订单，京东全部免单，并承诺本周一定解决送餐速度问题。
In a sharp rebuttal late Sunday, Meituan released a statement denying allegations of restricting riders' multi-platform work. The statement further accused JD of pressuring merchants to fund 30-50 percent of customer discounts, costing up to 10 yuan per order. "Many merchants have voluntarily reduced JD orders due to these burdensome requirements," Meituan claimed.
互联网平台的商战年年有，消费者也看过不少了。比起难有结果的“口水仗”，还是更期待各方把精力放在提升产品和服务品质上，让良性的市场竞争，为消费者带来更多实实在在的红利。
来源：中国青年报
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