the two most viewers country are also the two most overly sensitive country 🤦🏻♀️always something…
Mainland Chinese get offended over Thai dramas, too. That, and they're absolutely rotten to Thai celebs. I'm still pissed about what they did to Orm at her fansign in China. They practically kept her and her mom imprisoned at the venue and forced her to keep working even though she was exhausted..
But I want to know what happened to that guy have been seeing posts and news are not clarified. China and Korea…
The police first ruled it a suicide and tried to close the case quickly, but then netizens caught a lot of suspicious details surrounding his death, which forced the police to reopen the case and launch an investigation. There are a lot of fake news and misinformation to sift through, but so far, what's true is that the perpetrator has CCP ties, and may even be linked to Xi Jinping, though I'm on the fence about the latter. The CCP ties is more or less confirmed given his family's connections.
I just saw this on insta. I can hear someone crying and screaming. What I've heard is that he was abused then killed now chinese government is deleting all the posts and comments related to this
What's ironic is that neither of these shows were airred in China. The netizens bypassed the ban with a VPN, or…
Soon, nothing will be allowed to be shown in TV series and films. China wants censorship everywhere. It has its own citizens under its thumb, and it wants others to feel the same way. China openly supports Putin, while Russia attacked an independent state.
What's ironic is that neither of these shows were airred in China. The netizens bypassed the ban with a VPN, or watched it on a pirated site, then got all butthurt over something that was taken out of context. What's even more hilarious is that the majority of them have never even watched the show. They just saw someone online calling the show out for anti-China sentiment, and just blindly joined in.
Aren't they just toxic actor fans that only rate dramas of their favs "10" and "1" for all other…
They got butthurt because of ONE single quote that Jun Ji Hyun said in the show, "Why do China favor war?" Or something along that context depending on the translation. That, and some netizens also got mad because in a scene where a meeting took place inside the Blue House (I think?), and the carpet was red and had stars on them. Some c-netz claimed it resembled the flag of China, and that the Koreans are insulting their flag by stepping on it.
Though, silver lining, the more offended the Chinese are, the more people want to watch it, and then laugh at them for blowing things out of proportion.
Aren't they just toxic actor fans that only rate dramas of their favs "10" and "1" for all other…
What's ironic about aska being here commenting is that they didn't even watch Tempest. They just saw people commenting and decided to join in. In reality, they have no clue what's happening lol.
Yes, they are very disrespectful to their own people who have natural tanned golden to copper complexions, i have watch them bully in their reality tv shows, force plastic surgery, bleaching whitening bb cream on their celebs. Many celebs have spoken up about this, I'm not making it up, just look it up.
People these days just look for something to be outraged about. I don't care whether it's Chinese bots, or real idiots with nothing better to do, but China's government been known to be unable to take a joke, or separate fiction from reality when it comes to other countries fictional representation of China. There are plenty of ridiculous examples. It's just 🤦♂️worthy, nothing interesting going on here. Also, are these shows even legal in China? If not, then who the f cares?
"People JoyWorks — an entertainment content platform operated by Global People magazine of People's Daily, the official newspaper of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party — commented on the issue, sharply criticizing the Korean dramas for "smuggling private agendas."
Ah looks like they real originators of these controversies might have revealed themselves. And chronically online people that are easily manipulated whip themselves into a frenzy. Rage and anger on social media can be very useful these days.
"The pot calling the kettle black" both countries need to learn to do better, they both displayed ignorant, racist, and colorist "entertainment". They both have a lot to learn especially the fact they have a variety of global fans all over the earth.
I just saw this on insta. I can hear someone crying and screaming.
What I've heard is that he was abused then killed now chinese government is deleting all the posts and comments related to this
Though, silver lining, the more offended the Chinese are, the more people want to watch it, and then laugh at them for blowing things out of proportion.
Also, are these shows even legal in China? If not, then who the f cares?
Ah looks like they real originators of these controversies might have revealed themselves. And chronically online people that are easily manipulated whip themselves into a frenzy. Rage and anger on social media can be very useful these days.