According to his profile, veistrat identifies as a muslim from the Global South and his reviews/comments are pretty…
Thanks for your objective and level-headed comment. My criticism is honestly just based on the fact that some countries keep demonizing resitance, and their media helps them. South Korea helped bomb Yemen for defending Palestine this year, and I'm wondering when will be the next drama painting Yemenis as the terrorists, the same way the SKorean gov did. The same way we educate ourselves on the history and the scarrs other people carry, they should learn to do it too, and hold their entertainment industry accountable when they do propaganda. And since you were so nice in the comment, I'll say this about myself: I'm an openly atheist person living in a majority muslim country. We live fine in this part of the world, if we don't get bombed I mean .. (my county, Tunisia, had witnessed two zionist drone attacks last couple of weeks for hosting the Global Sumud Flotilla)
# of Foreign Military Bases (as of 2023)USA: 759 (8 in South Korea alone)China: 1
That's good, I'm happy you are flattered! This has nothing to do with the US or its military bases (the drama is much more anti US than anti China, but that's besides the point). It's about Chinese being outraged about the idea that they are not being perceived as peaceful, while at the same time celebrating their decidedly offensive military might with a bunch of war criminals, one who happens to be at war with S Korea...
LoL Chinese think free speech in the whole world is controlled by a one-party autocracy through chinese firewalls. You don't like something just don't watch it. For a country which blocks foreign platforms they sure do like to police its content. The funny part is watching Disney+ through VPN might even be illegal in china.
Just curious what's your country of origin? I'm wondering because you seem to be in a position to look down on…
Of course people are capable of caring about more than one thing, but context matters. My point was that while China is facing a real tragedy and loss, some netizens chose to focus their energy on a fictional drama instead. That’s what I found frustrating. I didn’t say all Chinese people are dumb — I said those specific complaints were dumb. Academic competitions don’t really change that; online outrage over fiction while real issues are happening is still misplaced. I was criticizing the behavior, not an entire population. This is about priorities, not intelligence contests.
Chinese nitezen's that complained about this k-drama has to be the dumbest people on earth. China just lost a great actor Yu Menglong in the most heartbreaking way, and they are complaining about a fiction drama? Their gavornments are trying their hardest to cover everything up, and their dumb people are making things easier sadly.
Everyone gets offended by someone/thing in life. Isn’t about time you all tried to be positive. If your so upset,…
Don't waste your time with this fool. They and aska are just a bunch of communist-wannabes who didn't even watch the show, but are acting as if they're experts on the South Korea-China relations. They're just blindly copying what some Chinese netizens are saying without a clue as to what the actual situation is.
What's hilarious is that the Chinese people had to either use VPN to bypass the CCP restrictions (which is illegal), or watch it on a pirated site (also illegal). So, imagine how stupid they look when they exposed themselves for watching foreign shows through illegal methods.
hey i have a doubt, is hae's sister is stepsister or half sister?or is it like hae's father was with her mother…
As far as I can tell, neither actually, at least legally. She's the daughter of a previous relationship of an unnamed lady Hae's dad was with and then she disappeared leaving her daughter with Hae's dad. They weren't married or anything so legally they are nothing, at least at the start. I'm guessing Hae legally made himself her guardian at some point though, but that wasn't shown
Why does every story have to have a boring romance? Is that some kind of unbreakable rule?
Not every story I just want to see Shin Ye Eun in a historical romance...why generalize my comment?? I am stating my opinion regarding something that doesn't mean I am forcing that viewpoint on other people.
I'm impressed by the quality of the foreign actors. A lot of times in k-dramas it just feels like they pulled a random [white] person off the streets. This feels a little more thought went into the casting.
The same way we educate ourselves on the history and the scarrs other people carry, they should learn to do it too, and hold their entertainment industry accountable when they do propaganda.
And since you were so nice in the comment, I'll say this about myself: I'm an openly atheist person living in a majority muslim country. We live fine in this part of the world, if we don't get bombed I mean .. (my county, Tunisia, had witnessed two zionist drone attacks last couple of weeks for hosting the Global Sumud Flotilla)
What's hilarious is that the Chinese people had to either use VPN to bypass the CCP restrictions (which is illegal), or watch it on a pirated site (also illegal). So, imagine how stupid they look when they exposed themselves for watching foreign shows through illegal methods.