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I don’t think the article helps. It frames a complex issue in a way that fuels outrage rather than understanding, and it feels one-sided rather than balanced. The way it’s written turns discussion into a pile-on, especially when important context is stripped away. It does make me wonder how journalists are being taught to handle sensitive topics.

I’m not sure if that was meant rhetorically, but it raises an important question, where does it end? Accountability matters, but prolonged public pressure can become harmful. There needs to be space for learning, not just punishment.

I agree that learning from history is important. At the same time, for many people this isn’t just something from the past, so it helps to approach it with care and understanding.

I think this is part of the issue. Every country teaches history differently, and unless someone studies it in depth, they may not know the full picture. That doesn’t excuse harm, but it does help explain why perspectives can differ so much.

Yes, war leaves deep scars and there are many things that should never be forgotten. But I also believe remembering doesn’t have to mean holding on to anger forever. We can acknowledge the harm, learn from it, and still allow space for forgiveness and growth. That’s how history teaches us, rather than trapping us in it.

It was part of a Fuji TV memorial program in 2015, focused on remembering the human cost of the war. At the time, it wasn’t considered controversial or about glorifying war. I’m not saying people shouldn’t feel hurt, but I do think it helps to consider the context and the time in which it was said.

Me too, and I’m 64…😂😂😂😂
35, you are still in the best years of your career

It is not just about looks or her performance in Pachinko. She is often placed in unglamorous roles, and that influences how the audience responds to her. She is an amazing actress, but the way she is typecast makes it harder for people to appreciate her range.

Is the synopsis above correct? I found it confusin.
Here is my take.

Kong Ji Hyeok and Ko Da Rim meet by chance during a work trip to Jeju, where an unexpected night together leads to a memorable kiss that neither can forget. Their brief connection feels like fate, but they part without knowing they will soon meet again in a very different setting.

When Da Rim later joins Ji Hyeok’s company and ends up assigned to his team, she hides behind a small lie to protect her job, while he believes she is a married woman he once shared a moment with. Their growing feelings are tangled with misunderstandings, secrets and unresolved chemistry, creating a slow, irresistible pull neither knows how to resist.

Awwww, so cute. OH, to be so much in love....

This is such happy news. He’s living his life freely and enjoying his career without fear of fan reprisal.

#justiceforYuMenglong

I know, a posthumous release in his honour would be nice

with all the shinanigans it would not surprise me if they use AI to replace his face.
#JusticeforYuMengLong

Yes, I feel a sad ending...

Its always happy news when you hear something like this. So many actors are so concerned about their careers.

yes, Asian media has taken hold and is supporting this case, I haven’t seen anything in the Australian press, which is a shame as we are part of Oceania, and have a lot to do with Asia. it is distressing to register to the audio. but if nothing is done, it’ll be swept under the mat. these pointless deaths and manipulation have to stop

Yes, I find it hard to fathom how people can be so cruel, but I think there is more to this than meets the eye. I don’t believe we will ever know the full truth, as there has been a lot of censorship and, of course, misinformation being spread. I just hope he is at peace.
#JusticeForYuMenglong

Be interesting to see if this series makes it to the screen. #JusticeforYuMenglong. 😭

If the script was changed overnight, he may not have had time to memorise the new lines. That could explain why he was holding the script — but it does raise the question of why the director didn’t notice it during filming.