Clarification on Ningning controversy

she's literally so sweet,,, how could anyone want to twist her words and make her look like a bad person is beyond me

Where is that Dispatch reporter who pulled the uno reverse card during the AOA Mina-Jimin case,we need your services once again

I'm sad that she's suffering a lot of hate for a harmless comment, and people still wonder why some idols don't communicate with fans and are less present in social media.

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Where is that Dispatch reporter who pulled the uno reverse card during the AOA Mina-Jimin case,we need your services once again

Where's this gay shit in your signature from

isn't the main issue is that she is Chinese?

but for that very fact would any of this even have mattered?

Yiren from EG went back to China to visit her family and celebrate Chinese New Year after 2 years or so and go backlash for that other thing which I totally don't remember

knetz just looking reasons to hate her because she's chinese especially with korea and china high tension nowadays

SM hasn't do anything except deleting ningning bubble message, they should combat with bubble leaks and paying dispatch to making clarifications for her

lets be real

most if not all of the Knets knew and they don't need a clarification

it's not about misunderstanding, they all know Ningning is not in the wrong

they just want to be barking like crazy dogs that's all

and that's all they can do about it to China

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knetz just looking reasons to hate her because she's chinese especially with korea and china high tension nowadays

SM hasn't do anything except deleting ningning bubble message, they should combat with bubble leaks and paying dispatch to making clarifications for her

south korea and china doesn't have high tensions they both good atleast in business point of view

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Where is that Dispatch reporter who pulled the uno reverse card during the AOA Mina-Jimin case,we need your services once again

That's it, you win best comment from me, that was hilarious!

her bubble messages are really sweet and wholesome. It's disgusting that knetz are deliberately nitpicking and hating her for that. But then again we know that even if she stay silent she would still get hate for being Chinese. I would never forget how they talk about her look, body shame her, and even go as far as maliciously editing her profile.

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south korea and china doesn't have high tensions they both good atleast in business point of view

Yes they have because of hanbok and kimchi appearance in olympic opening ceremony and now because of the sk male speed skate unfair disqualification and cina win the gold.

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south korea and china doesn't have high tensions they both good atleast in business point of view

OH BOY IS THERE A LOT TO UNPACK

so I won't mess up and try to explain so there are a few points that I'd like to highlight

1. There's a surprising amount of c-nets that believe that china and SK are still technically "at war" or were historic opponents because of the Korean war. Lots of vitriol are naturally directed at chinese idols who held concerts for the South Korean army. "Dancing for the enemy" and such.

2. South Korea is very much aligned with the US in terms of economy and international policy -- and naturally china sits on the opposing side. (not much tension here but its just a general abrasion) but more importantly, China backs NK and NK is NK. A local oppressive regime that constantly threatens violence. (still general abrasion)

3. I've noticed that there are long rap sheets of chinese cultural appropriation of Korean culture. I'm not sure if all of them are valid but the usual chinese response to that was "well korea was originally part of china; therefore all of korean culture is technically chinese" (facepalm) but then again there are a lot of false alarms that koreans still blow out of proportion and attack culture/language for being cultural appropriation when it in fact has nothing to do with appropriation.

(one good recent example: PaoCai is an umbrella term for any kind of pickled vegetable. In korean culture apparently it refers to a specific pickled vegetable dish from china and they thought that using paocai to refer to kimchi in china was cultural appropriation. There is next to no other ways to refer to kimchi in chinese other than tacking hanguo in front of it to designate it being from korea. -- also the suggestion for shinchi be used is--- welll there aren't any good words in the chinese language to meaningfully match up with "shinchi")

4. Both sides have derogatory terms for each other on the level of the N-word.

5. From what I hear, especially high school/ school-age chinese are willing to just let loose without a shred of regard for voracity, cultural sensitivity, or even general dignity.(THAT IS NOT TO SAY THAT ALL OF THEM ARE LIKE THAT, JUST THE ONES THAT ARE PROBLEMATIC)

Business wise, well, money definitely smooths things over. "money makes the world go around" as it were.

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OH BOY IS THERE A LOT TO UNPACK

so I won't mess up and try to explain so there are a few points that I'd like to highlight

1. There's a surprising amount of c-nets that believe that china and SK are still technically "at war" or were historic opponents because of the Korean war. Lots of vitriol are naturally directed at chinese idols who held concerts for the South Korean army. "Dancing for the enemy" and such.

2. South Korea is very much aligned with the US in terms of economy and international policy -- and naturally china sits on the opposing side. (not much tension here but its just a general abrasion) but more importantly, China backs NK and NK is NK. A local oppressive regime that constantly threatens violence. (still general abrasion)

3. I've noticed that there are long rap sheets of chinese cultural appropriation of Korean culture. I'm not sure if all of them are valid but the usual chinese response to that was "well korea was originally part of china; therefore all of korean culture is technically chinese" (facepalm) but then again there are a lot of false alarms that koreans still blow out of proportion and attack culture/language for being cultural appropriation when it in fact has nothing to do with appropriation.

(one good recent example: PaoCai is an umbrella term for any kind of pickled vegetable. In korean culture apparently it refers to a specific pickled vegetable dish from china and they thought that using paocai to refer to kimchi in china was cultural appropriation. There is next to no other ways to refer to kimchi in chinese other than tacking hanguo in front of it to designate it being from korea. -- also the suggestion for shinchi be used is--- welll there aren't any good words in the chinese language to meaningfully match up with "shinchi")

4. Both sides have derogatory terms for each other on the level of the N-word.

5. From what I hear, especially high school/ school-age chinese are willing to just let loose without a shred of regard for voracity, cultural sensitivity, or even general dignity.(THAT IS NOT TO SAY THAT ALL OF THEM ARE LIKE THAT, JUST THE ONES THAT ARE PROBLEMATIC)

Business wise, well, money definitely smooths things over. "money makes the world go around" as it were.

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that's why i said atleast in business point of view. chinese and koreans may be didn't like each other same as chinese and japanese, chinese and indians too but atleast korean gov still mingle with chinese gov unlike both japan and india who openly war with china