The Royal Australian Mint, the maker of the Royal Australian Mint, has been pushed to the fore recently when the two piggy cans have caused a lot of controversy online.
These are the two piggy cupboards of one size and one small.
The big one was labeled "Dad" for A $7, while the small one was labeled "Mom" for A $5.
It is currently on sale at the gift shop in the Royal Australian Mint.
The photo, which was posted online under the title "the Australian Mint's gender income Gap Pot", sparked a heated debate among Internet users.
Some netizens believe that the size of the two small pigs is a reflection of the gender income gap, men earn more than women.
"well, it obviously means that men are older than women."
But some netizens think the dispute lacks a position.
"it looks more like two different sizes, and it seems like a lovely way to distinguish."
Most people, however, see it as an opportunity to joke.
"in fact, I am a little sad, because the pig on the left is not called" young man "but" father ", and the pig on the right is not called" little girl "but" mother "."
"once again, set an unrealistic standard for a woman's figure!"
Because of the controversy, a spokesman for the Mint had to make a statement saying they had no intention of offending.
"We chose the words' dad', 'mother' and 'baby' because we have a lot of family members and these names resonate with our children."
"Pot is the image of a pig, and the average size of a boar is much larger than that of a sow, so that's why the two are different in size."
"these products have been renamed small, medium and large."
According to the survey, Australia's gender income gap of 17.3%, men than women.
Perhaps that's why netizens respond so much to the size of the two cupboards.