Bingmei is Tired

I read one of the characters is a Thai actor, I was mistaken or it was an error then it seems, though there is just one actor, "Achi Sukonlaphat Sribubpha", whom is Thai. (I don't remember which character, I am on episode 3 only right now, maybe he comes later or is a minor character.)
It's still wonderful to see that there is co-operation between different countries.

I wonder if some other countries could also do so; for instance Australia has a LOT of Chinese-Australian people living here. Plus there is some funding for Australian made productions too. In fact, they actively WANT more Australian productions.

Many opportunities for creative thinking, it seems.

Maybe a google drive document?

That way, you can also restrict the access to all of them easily.

Isn't it co-produced thai and chinese with thai actor for main character?

If they figure out a loophole the censors will do their best to close it up, so the companies better get in quick.

Maybe some of the studios with an already finished series can "co-produce" with another overseas studio for a bit of extra post processing or editing to get it out before times up.

It's literally called "Dinghai Fusheng Records" you can read about it at chickengege

Isn't it a Thai studio?

Some brave soul should go for a holiday overseas and "leak" it mysteriously online.

That sounds like a good spreadsheet, do you think you would post it at some point?

You aren't wrong, and the defensive attitude is mostly just revealing that you struck your target.

Firstly, I think the issue is not where someone is living NOW but the environment they were being raised in.

Secondly, if you were raised in the USA, you were consequently exposed to the values of the USA.

Your kid goes to school, makes friends, and spends time out of the house in the USA.

It's very different from growing up in, for instance, SK, surrounded by SK, and with only SK culture in every single aspect of childhood.

Unless of course their parents locked their kid away in a room, home-schooled and totally isolated from anything "USA"

They have their own issues, but this is about Korean Drama specifically.

Though, an article comparing all of the major players and the emerging players would be interesting!

For example, how about article on p-drama?

Everyone should go to Taiwan for filming and production. Outsource, outsource, outsource!

If you mean that one tweet with the drawing of Xie Lian in his mask with flowers in his hair, that's an artbook not a movie.