Surely, allegations were made that I—along with almost all active Chinese community leaders—was featured in that professor's paper. One of the reasons why I was featured was because I translated Labour's 2017 campaign slogan "Let's do this" into "撸 起 袖 子 加 油 干". It is a combination of two well-known Chinese phrases meaning "Roll up your sleeves" and "Work hard". The only problem is that it happened to be used by China's President at some stage. Therefore, I was accused of promoting their agenda—how bizarre. The story did not stop here. According to a New Zealand Herald report dated 20 September 2017, the professor also suggested a creative interpretation of the phrases, implying that it had undertones of sexual innuendo.