"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.
First, they watch the shows without paying any money, and then they complain china doesn't look good in those shows, but then they are calling for stricter enforcement for banning korean contents? What kind of sick chinese mind is this? It's not like they are going to pay a cent if china looks good in kdramas? Something's seriously wrong with this culture. smh
Cnets are mostly bots and paid for by the Chinese Communist party. Also, China is in fact a bad actor on the world stage. Finally, how are Chinese watching these shows? Illegally, I assume, given China's locknet. All you Cnet Cbots, come at me! I'm ready!
To be honest, that's a fair point. I would be embarrassed to voice my dissatisfaction about a drama if I was watching it illegally. They are also "calling for stricter enforcement of the "ban on Hallyu Wave"" when the dramas they are angry about weren't intended for them. Are they planning to ban pirated dramas? I don't see how that would affect the drama negatively, since they are already not paying for it. It's only going to hurt the fans.
Maybe its just people like you that court controversy - and make mountains out of a molehill. You want desperately…
Just ignore this user. They're basically your typical communist-loving pinkie who look for any excuses to pick a fight and go on a bashing rampage. They've already been on related articles, trying to blow things out of proportion. Don't waste your time with them.
Edit: So true about the CCP canceling people. I mean, just look at what they did to Yu Menglong.
Maybe its just people like you that court controversy - and make mountains out of a molehill. You want desperately…
I don't make mountains out of a molehill, I never had a problem with what the show did, it's ridiculous that people are mad about it.
I've seen a LOT of Chinese people canceled and worse by the CCP just because they said something. So, China want to cancel another actor is nothing new. It's not conspiracy, it's a fact.
ah yes the evil american invadors, such vile peoplezEvery thinking hooman knows there is no terrorism in iraq…
Of course you'd rather move to north korea. After all, moving to america or europe is hard. You need visa. But moving to north korea is easy. All you need to do is cross the border. Then you stay there, whether you like it or not.
I told you all she is still the brand ambassador Eve if you want to boycott her and anyway Disney isn't in China loooooooool so they using illegal sites (it was mentioned in the naver article)
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.
Edit: So true about the CCP canceling people. I mean, just look at what they did to Yu Menglong.
I've seen a LOT of Chinese people canceled and worse by the CCP just because they said something. So, China want to cancel another actor is nothing new. It's not conspiracy, it's a fact.
But moving to north korea is easy. All you need to do is cross the border. Then you stay there, whether you like it or not.
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