Why did she receive backlash from her mainland fans for attending Blackpink’s show?
You must understand the type of events abroad that you attend as an actress or public figure from China. Those who travel overseas with a Chinese passport and hold public figure status, such as actors or celebrities have a responsibility to uphold the dignity of the nation and its values, even when they are outside of China. Why? Because they have significant exposure, which can bring both positive and negative influence to other citizens.
Crazy Horse Paris is known for its sensual and erotic themes. In China, such content is generally not accepted, so anyone who performs in or even attends the show may face backlash or problems
I kept wondering why Oh Nara and Park Taejoon felt so familiar in this drama. Turns out, they had an unfulfilled love story in My Mister (2018). Their story was just as heartbreaking as the one between Ajusshi and IU in that drama. In My Mister, everyone’s life was steeped in hardship. It was a drama set against a metropolitan and urban backdrop that felt stark and contrasting. And now, in this new drama, Oh Nara ends up wasting the chance to build a happy relationship with Park Taejoon.
There was someone who constantly bullied me in 2005 and 2008. Now I'm 32 years old—so does that mean I should sue them for 10 billion won too? I haven't even suffered major hardships in life, so I don't need to be some weak person who sues others over past events.
How pathetic that jerk is— Using the excuse that “if she had apologized earlier, the lawsuit wouldn’t have happened,” while not even presenting concrete evidence from the school. What a money-hungry scumbag. From the start, this case has been strange. If he were truly a vengeful victim of Song Ha Yoon’s bullying, he would’ve exposed her back in 2017 when Fight For My Way was hugely popular. That means the accuser is either just greedy for money, an insider from a rival company, or a pawn of Song Ha Yoon’s competitors. This drama is disgusting.
In China, they can block/ cancel the actor with criminal cases like Kris Wu’s prostitution/rape, Deng Lun and Zheng Shuang’s tax evasion, Zhang Zhehan’s photo in front of a Japanese imperial monument, and other serious issues. But in Korea? All someone has to say is “I was bullied by this actor” and BOOM—instant cancellation.
The Korean entertainment world is revolting. Writers have lost the ability to create original stories, and they’ve completely surrendered Korean values to Western influence. They don’t even try to preserve the identity of the K-thing anymore.
you need to mention the episode number, or more spesific with the timeframe so, everyone could track your curiousity
I'm sorry, bro. I saw the actress you mentioned in episode 3. I didn't find any other scenes besides the one you mentioned. It seems she was just an extra or background actress. I've never seen her in any other drama.
Eunuch Hong is a character with an extremely terrifying appearance in the drama Joy of Life. His presence is even more frightening than the classic Hong Kong vampire films of the past.
This actress is truly beautiful, both in real life and on screen. She is blessed with a perfectly symmetrical face, with precise balance between the left and right sides, and graceful proportions that exude elegance. Her features carry a quiet charm—refined yet captivating, with a natural poise that draws attention without demanding it. Whether she’s portraying a complex character or simply appearing in public, her presence radiates warmth and sophistication.
However, this particular profile photo doesn’t quite do justice to her beauty. Surely, there must be a better photo that captures her true elegance and the subtle charisma she naturally possesses.
I’ve watched a lot of vertical dramas where a time traveler ends up in the body of a prince and uses knowledge from the 21st century. Turns out, the storyline is quite similar to Zhang Ruoyun’s drama Joy of Life.
To be honest, I’m not usually a fan of Chinese costume dramas. But I gave one a try through a vertical drama format, and surprisingly, the story felt familiar—almost like it was inspired by Joy of Life.
Now I feel like I have a reason and the motivation to finally give Zhang Ruoyun’s version a proper watch
I'm still not used to the Korean language, because I usually watch this kind of genre in Mainstream Chinese dramas, Vertical Chinese Dramas, and read it in manhua
I feel sad every time I see this actress in the drama, because Choi Siwon doesn’t respond to her sincere love. I’m truly immersed in the story. Her character is so heartbreaking in that drama.
China has some dignity and norm
Why? Because they have significant exposure, which can bring both positive and negative influence to other citizens.
Crazy Horse Paris is known for its sensual and erotic themes. In China, such content is generally not accepted, so anyone who performs in or even attends the show may face backlash or problems
How pathetic that jerk is— Using the excuse that “if she had apologized earlier, the lawsuit wouldn’t have happened,” while not even presenting concrete evidence from the school. What a money-hungry scumbag. From the start, this case has been strange. If he were truly a vengeful victim of Song Ha Yoon’s bullying, he would’ve exposed her back in 2017 when Fight For My Way was hugely popular. That means the accuser is either just greedy for money, an insider from a rival company, or a pawn of Song Ha Yoon’s competitors.
This drama is disgusting.
In China, they can block/ cancel the actor with criminal cases like Kris Wu’s prostitution/rape, Deng Lun and Zheng Shuang’s tax evasion, Zhang Zhehan’s photo in front of a Japanese imperial monument, and other serious issues.
But in Korea? All someone has to say is “I was bullied by this actor” and BOOM—instant cancellation.
The Korean entertainment world is revolting. Writers have lost the ability to create original stories, and they’ve completely surrendered Korean values to Western influence. They don’t even try to preserve the identity of the K-thing anymore.
so, everyone could track your curiousity
i need to watch this
this exactly the same with Royal Upstart
such a pity
However, this particular profile photo doesn’t quite do justice to her beauty. Surely, there must be a better photo that captures her true elegance and the subtle charisma she naturally possesses.
To be honest, I’m not usually a fan of Chinese costume dramas. But I gave one a try through a vertical drama format, and surprisingly, the story felt familiar—almost like it was inspired by Joy of Life.
Now I feel like I have a reason and the motivation to finally give Zhang Ruoyun’s version a proper watch
this is Twice Sana long lost cosin
a cutie actress