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Lily Alice Sep 20, 2025
Dear Koreaboos,


Here's a (partial) list of relatively recent K-dramas that have offended people of different races, cultures, ethnicities, or nationalities and have generated criticism from offended parties:


To the Moon (2025): Indians and Arabs

Genie, Make a Wish (2025): Muslim, Middle Eastern and South Asian cultures

King the Land (2023): Arabs and Muslims

Little Women (2022): Vietnamese

Racket Boys (2021): Indonesians


Multiple incidents of "Blackface" on South Korean (SBS) TV variety shows


More than any other Asian countries (including China), South Korea has shown a consistent & persistent pattern of offending other peoples & cultures. In light of S. Korea's decades-old obvious & open solicitation of international audiences, this is an interesting marketing strategy, to say the least.
Replying to Kazzy010 Sep 20, 2025
EVERY country does it to each other.. China esp has NO grounds to stand on when it comes to stuff like this...
Hong Kong is a part of China.

And according to the "One China Policy" officially recognized by the international community (for example, the United Nations & the United States), so is Taiwan.
Replying to nycfoodie Sep 19, 2025
When it comes to "whining losers," no one holds a candle to woke Americans, with whom you've had more…
Not (necessarily) your "sister."

Why assume I am a cis or transgender woman?

Your gender binary bias reeks of Trumpian overtones. Perhaps you're a secret admirer of Trump and that your very public displays of anti-Trump rhetoric are private coping mechanisms to overcompensate for your shame & guilt as an (un-)ethical entity.
Replying to AncientKingJr Sep 19, 2025
Chinese netizens get a grip. This is a work of fiction after all.
Koreaboos,


Here's a list of recent K-dramas that have offended people of different races, cultures, ethnicities, or nationalities and have generated criticism from offended parties:


To the Moon (2025): Indians and Arabs

The Penthouse (2021): African Americans & Black people in general

Little Women (2022): Vietnamese

Genie, Make a Wish (2025):
Muslims, Middle Eastern & South Asian cultures

King the Land (2023): Arabs and Muslims

Racket Boys (2021): Indonesians

Multiple instances of "Blackface" on South Korean (SBS) TV variety shows


More than any other Asian country (including China), South Korea has shown a consistent & persistent pattern in offending other peoples & cultures. In light of S. Korea's decades-old open solicitation of international audiences, this is an interesting marketing strategy to say the least.
Replying to nycfoodie Sep 19, 2025
When it comes to "whining losers," no one holds a candle to woke Americans, with whom you've had more…
: "Your searingly concise insults have cut me to the bone. I am utterly devastated by them. lol"

This is your attempt at biting sarcasm, I presume? I was under the impression that sarcasm requires wit, but clearly you don't.

As for where I live, I was going to include it in my profile, but I wasn't sure that other MDLers would find the location of "rent-free in etoks21's head" on Google Maps.

Last but not least, I'm no fan of Trump or his MAGA supporters. They're whining losers just like the WOKE left. Basically, both extremist sides of the same coin trying to (literally & figuratively) cancel each other & each other's cultures out. Talk about stirring up controversies over "dumb sh1t."
Replying to Kannadin Sep 19, 2025
Yeah. as much as I enjoy Chinese dramas... The anti Japanese propaganda is very veryyyyyyyyyyyy strong in their…
I am an American citizen who's lived in China & studied Chinese language, history, & culture.

When we were discussing the MDL Kdrama bias over Cdrama, it didn't occur to you that I was a China troll. Only when the discussion got political (which I didn't start) do you accuse me of being "people from China roaming the internet."

What does that even mean? People from every other country posting online aren't roaming the internet? Only China?
Replying to Kannadin Sep 19, 2025
Yeah. as much as I enjoy Chinese dramas... The anti Japanese propaganda is very veryyyyyyyyyyyy strong in their…
They're false equivalences because they all fall well short of "atrocities," let alone war crimes.

To equate border & diplomatic disputes or espionage with wartime atrocities is intellectually dishonest, not to mention intellectually immature.
Replying to Kannadin Sep 19, 2025
Yeah. as much as I enjoy Chinese dramas... The anti Japanese propaganda is very veryyyyyyyyyyyy strong in their…
False equivalence.

The Japanese has yet to own up to its 20th century war crimes & continue to add insult to injury by honoring the shrines of the war criminals. Imagine if German poltical leaders were still paying respect to monuments of the Third Reich.

There is literally no modern equivalent situation to the Japanese lack of accountability for their war crimes.

Why else would South Korea still demand genuine apology & accountability from Japan, despite their close geopolitical alliance? Other Asian countries would do the same if only they had the geopolitical wherewithal.
Replying to Fuu The Girl Sep 19, 2025
Exactly πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚ They are ruined my country ecosystem by their shits, killing every living things in the…
Not anyone's fault that your country's weak.

Maybe you can ask your big American brothers for help because we see how well that strategy turned out for South Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Phillipines, India, etc.