I've started to notice more and more Chinese dramas are trending with high ratings and Korean drama are struggling…
The South Korean entertainment industry will slowly die out like the South Korean population (with the lowest global birthrate).
That's why South Korea has completely sold its soul to solicit the international audience. (For example, by forfeiting rights to proprietary content for Netflix distribution.)
In compromising, if not sacrificing its cultural integrity, South Korea is only accelerating its own collapse. K-pop is basically American hip-hop with Korean (plastic surgically-enhanced) faces. And K-dramas will end up being nothing more than mid (in both senses of the word) American TV shows with Korean people.
That's why South Korea has completely sold its soul to solicit the international audience. (For example, by forfeiting rights to proprietary content for Netflix distribution.)
In compromising, if not sacrificing its cultural integrity, South Korea is only accelerating its own collapse. K-pop is basically American hip-hop with Korean (plastic surgically-enhanced) faces. And K-dramas will end up being nothing more than mid (in both senses of the word) American TV shows with Korean people.
Hmmm....
If you want to know, ask yourself:
why do you watch a drama if you don't like it?
There's your answer.
Next time, try reading (& understanding) the posts to which you reply before you reply.
If people did only what they needed to, life would be very boring indeed.