Mo Qing Cheng is a sucessful fan. Search ShengShengMan left and right after met he increase his Idol favorability…
Yes, Xiao Nai was a one of my fav green flags. I'd say Yu Tu was also a green flag as well but most would likely disagree because he turned the love of his life too many times. But, he gave so much without her even knowing and that was green enough for me.
I would agree with Lin Yi Yang most especially. Then Duan Jia Xu, Mo Qing Cheng, Kim Young Ho and Ryu Seon Jae. Yeah... the ultimate recent green flags I've watched. So much so that I think I've watched those shows multiple times. Especially Hidden Love & Amidst a Snowstorm of Love.
It's not about casting a person who has an ancestry in the war. It's about him not being sensitive to war crimes…
Not like Japan was practically annihilated by nuclear bombs and innocent humans melted into nothing with their generations ravished with cancer and other ailments even to this day.
Other nationalities were not the only victims during the war.
This was a Japanese broadcast for Japanese and they have a right to their own personal sentiments. He doesn't owe anyone anything, and those who committed war crimes were punished. Why not take a moment and watch Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence for your holiday pleasure!! Then remember that even in the EARLY 80s folks could look at things through the lens of a kaleidoscope and have the thoughtfulness of looking past their one tracked mind attitude and realize that MANY people where badly effected by what happened.
Maybe take a moment to look inside the lives of others and stop only looking at things from one perspective.
I'm an Operations Admin for an AMERICAN company involved in protecting the ally homefront and innocent people who may be harmed by those who would attack it. My company recently did joint military preparedness tactics with both the German and Japanese Air Force. We helped Germany make history during these operations and our company was widely praised by both nations in our joint help.
Then look to the past and remember that RUSSIA was our ALLY during this ERA of the war. NOW look at where we are at!!!
Things have CHANGED a lot since the era these individuals want to complain about. Come into the 21st Century. We're coming up on a HUNDRED YEARS since these things happened. Sensibilities are much different. Being offended by every little thing you believe difficult from the past is stupid.
FYI, you can look it up, but he had multiple allegations for various things. I'm not going to address them here because I'm not about the gossip. But these occurred in 2019-2020 and he's been boycotted and backlisted over it. After the all the tax evasion and Zheng Shuang's surrogacy drama, the CCP installed harder guidelines about public behavior of celebs. That's why so many actors of that timeframe that got caught up in various accusations started to not get jobs.
This is why he was replaced as the lead in "The Long Ballad" (2021) by Lei Wu. We likely won't see much of him going forward.
While firmly condemning Jo Jin Wong's past criminal activities, one thing comes to mind: Did we really have to…
There is a South Korean law the forbides anyone from KNOWING this information! The issue isn't anything more than, who violated the JUVINILE ACT and why? And why aren't those who did fired, smeared and shunned like they have done to others by violating their personal privacy.
If you have done your time and paid the price as a juvenile, there is a reason for your records to be SEALED. It's this very thing... otherwise, any youth who commits a crime is being sentenced to death because they have no SOCIAL recovery in a nation like this!
Anyone wonder why South Korea is ranked #1 of all industrialized nations for suicide of its population???
If we were to analyze how many artists have taken their own lives because of so-called "news", I wonder…
Your statement "...is there any point in straightening out your life..." is what every South Korean, not JUST famous Koreans, say to themselves everyday. That's why they have to put plexiglass walls up in front of all their subways, have phones and sweet encouraging messages on bridges, and 12 foot chainlink fences on top of roofs. Everyday a South Korean thinks this very thing -- then comes to the decision that life is not worth living because of the callous way Koreans treat humans who are not 100% perfect in everything they say and do in their life from infancy. Of course, every other culture knows that humans are fallible.
Final analysis: This is why South Korea will ALWAYS be ranked #1 worldwide for the highest suicide rate of an industrialized nation. This rank will NEVER change because their culture doesn't have it in them to change it.
Good luck to South Koreans in the coming decades as their child birth rate declines past what is needed to sustain their economy as they kill off those successfully born. It's well reported that a need for up to 890,000+ additional workers by 2032 and projections indicating that increasing the foreign workforce to 15% of total workers could be necessary over the next few decades to prevent income and growth declines. Maybe when they import of other nationalities and cultures due to the necessity of their own culture's death cult, it will change the trajectory of public opinion for the better. Until then, South Korea is a dying nation where those very haters are sentencing themselves to poverty and despair along with every suicide they generate.
He was part of the reason I got into K-dramas. These older character actors who carried the weight of the earlier dramas we loved are the best that Korea has to offer. He will sorely be missed.
It's rumored that she's currently dating and living with Terry Liu. He is 2nd generation party member rich kid. He's not doing dramas anymore it seems. He doesn't have to do them. He can live off his family's wealth and have his girlfriend do all the work.
This isn't a Korean website, it's based in the US.
Don't play dumb. How long you been watching and following Korean entertainment??? No one in the USA uses this term in this way. They are COPY+PASTA what the Korean media are saying. Koreans in particular use this terminology in this way. I've seen it since BEFORE MDL even existed. I've been watching Taiwanese & Korean dramas since 2004, and Japanese before even then. So, yeah, no. This is a Korean thing.
Do Koreans have a different definition for the English word "scandal" than English speakers? It's actually always been quite confusing to me.
It's confusion because English words aren't fantasy. There are real definitions behind them. Like, our English dictionaries state the definition for "scandal" is "..an action or event regarded as morally or legally wrong and causing general public outrage.." So, it 2 people are unmarried, single & unattached, is it "morally or legally" wrong for them to date?
Maybe it's considered a "scandal" in Korea because most entertainment talent contracts have a "legal" clause that states they are not to "date" for a certain amount of time or to a person their agency decides for them? If that's the case, the bigger "scandal" is that Korea normalizes slave labor talent contracts, since they have that much control over another person's life, including their personal, non-working actions.
What you Like and Don´t is not of an Interest only the People who make Dramas need to see her Talent
Well. thank you for showing that you are just like her, so I can understand why you defend her. She and you get to decide who is and isn't 'human garbage' & for her, she goes 1 step further and pronounces when they die.
In Alan Yu's own words, there are women who are just as brutal & hit just as hard. I suspect he was referring to her.
You know how you can do those 'LIVE' photos on your cellphone? The kind that capture a little bit before the actual photo is taken? And when you click on it you can see or hear those few seconds in the pic? I saw this woman's smiling face in pics from that night that were just like this... and I heard THE SLAP.. I heard them say he was "still resisting"... and she's sitting there hamming it up for the cameras with a smile... while a human being... whether 'garbage' or not, was being beaten to death and thrown out a window.
And, NO, the CCP narrative is FALSE! The Chinese people know it, and anyone with half a brain knows it now. Don't kid yourself... she was there... she knew... she participated... and that's all anyone needs to know about HER and YOU.
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Folks just wanna throw rocks at others.... looking to find reasons.
The insurance claim was corrected in APRIL 2025!
She did need to be exposed to correct the issue.
STFU.
Accidents fucking happening.
It was her face... the thing she uses to earn a living.
Folks need to go out and get some hobby and find something better to do with their time.
Other nationalities were not the only victims during the war.
This was a Japanese broadcast for Japanese and they have a right to their own personal sentiments. He doesn't owe anyone anything, and those who committed war crimes were punished. Why not take a moment and watch Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence for your holiday pleasure!! Then remember that even in the EARLY 80s folks could look at things through the lens of a kaleidoscope and have the thoughtfulness of looking past their one tracked mind attitude and realize that MANY people where badly effected by what happened.
Maybe take a moment to look inside the lives of others and stop only looking at things from one perspective.
I'm an Operations Admin for an AMERICAN company involved in protecting the ally homefront and innocent people who may be harmed by those who would attack it. My company recently did joint military preparedness tactics with both the German and Japanese Air Force. We helped Germany make history during these operations and our company was widely praised by both nations in our joint help.
Then look to the past and remember that RUSSIA was our ALLY during this ERA of the war. NOW look at where we are at!!!
Things have CHANGED a lot since the era these individuals want to complain about. Come into the 21st Century. We're coming up on a HUNDRED YEARS since these things happened. Sensibilities are much different. Being offended by every little thing you believe difficult from the past is stupid.
This is why he was replaced as the lead in "The Long Ballad" (2021) by Lei Wu. We likely won't see much of him going forward.
If you have done your time and paid the price as a juvenile, there is a reason for your records to be SEALED. It's this very thing... otherwise, any youth who commits a crime is being sentenced to death because they have no SOCIAL recovery in a nation like this!
Anyone wonder why South Korea is ranked #1 of all industrialized nations for suicide of its population???
Final analysis: This is why South Korea will ALWAYS be ranked #1 worldwide for the highest suicide rate of an industrialized nation. This rank will NEVER change because their culture doesn't have it in them to change it.
Good luck to South Koreans in the coming decades as their child birth rate declines past what is needed to sustain their economy as they kill off those successfully born. It's well reported that a need for up to 890,000+ additional workers by 2032 and projections indicating that increasing the foreign workforce to 15% of total workers could be necessary over the next few decades to prevent income and growth declines. Maybe when they import of other nationalities and cultures due to the necessity of their own culture's death cult, it will change the trajectory of public opinion for the better. Until then, South Korea is a dying nation where those very haters are sentencing themselves to poverty and despair along with every suicide they generate.
Lord bless them. Keep them happy & healthy forever. Bring them bundles of joy to share in their happiness.
It's confusion because English words aren't fantasy. There are real definitions behind them. Like, our English dictionaries state the definition for "scandal" is "..an action or event regarded as morally or legally wrong and causing general public outrage.." So, it 2 people are unmarried, single & unattached, is it "morally or legally" wrong for them to date?
Maybe it's considered a "scandal" in Korea because most entertainment talent contracts have a
"legal" clause that states they are not to "date" for a certain amount of time or to a person their agency decides for them? If that's the case, the bigger "scandal" is that Korea normalizes slave labor talent contracts, since they have that much control over another person's life, including their personal, non-working actions.
In Alan Yu's own words, there are women who are just as brutal & hit just as hard. I suspect he was referring to her.
You know how you can do those 'LIVE' photos on your cellphone? The kind that capture a little bit before the actual photo is taken? And when you click on it you can see or hear those few seconds in the pic? I saw this woman's smiling face in pics from that night that were just like this... and I heard THE SLAP.. I heard them say he was "still resisting"... and she's sitting there hamming it up for the cameras with a smile... while a human being... whether 'garbage' or not, was being beaten to death and thrown out a window.
And, NO, the CCP narrative is FALSE! The Chinese people know it, and anyone with half a brain knows it now. Don't kid yourself... she was there... she knew... she participated... and that's all anyone needs to know about HER and YOU.