Wait does anyone know about this things existence ? It's a weibo translation. Fake or not? Chinese teacher?
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I don't know if it is the translations but it sounds like a high schooler wrote it. Especially the rhetorical questions are not something an adult would do in a serious statement and is something mostly children and teenager do to prove their point and making it seem logical.
Also, do they even have Chinese classes there? Like most idols don't even know a few words in Mandarin, so it seems to not be the standard.
Chinese fans are known to fake evidence and why wouldn't they post it on a Korean portal or at least with a Korean version, if they lived there as a teacher they have to at least know basic Korean and they can use Google translation to help them with the words or to make an account on a Korean website