They are four generations apart? The actor hold views, part of some pro-Japanese/Korean group planning on annexation…
Looks like you must be out of your mind. Ha young went on and on bragging about her family background. Turns out her grandfather wasn't just a pro-Japanese collaborator—he's being exposed in the Korean media as one of the absolute worst, most malicious ones out there, even facing allegations of plotting to assassinate the Korean king. Do you really think it's fine for someone with Nazi-like ancestors to brag about her family?
They are four generations apart? The actor hold views, part of some pro-Japanese/Korean group planning on annexation…
Just because someone in Korea has a pro-Japanese collaborator as an ancestor doesn't mean they'll automatically face criticism. If their descendants show remorse and apologize, the public will forgive them. A prime example is the South Korean musician Jeon Beom-seon, who openly expressed shame for his ancestor and apologized. On the other hand, Ha young talked about it with pride. Would it be totally fine if descendants of Nazis proudly talked about their Nazi ancestors? And August 15th is National Liberation Day in Korea—why on earth is she stirring up this kind of controversy right now?
The issue of pro-Japanese collaborators in South Korea is far more complex than it may seem. After Korea gained independence, many of these collaborators became staunch supporters of the far right and the military dictatorship governments. They branded those who opposed them as communists and, in some cases, even persecuted their families through guilt by association. In South Korea, these pro-Japanese collaborators are often regarded as figures whose actions were even more ruthless and reprehensible than those of the Nazis in Germany. What’s more, Ha Young’s grandfather was a despicable pro-Japanese collaborator who committed deeply reprehensible acts of treason.
It's not because of Korean netizens that Lee Sun-kyun died. On the contrary, netizens supported Lee Sun-kyun.…
Seungri continues to face criticism even after getting out of prison. He never receives support from fans. His future TV activities in Korea are also over for good. It's an easily verifiable fact just by searching on Korean websites, so why are you talking nonsense?
It seems like there are many people who aren't familiar with the incidents involving Yoo Ah-in and Lee Sun-kyun, so let me explain.
1.In the case of Yoo Ah-in, it's not influenced by netizen criticism. In Korea, it's common for activities to be suspended for a few years in cases like drug use or drunk driving. The extent of editing regarding Yoo Ah-in has not yet been reported by the Korean media.
2.The death of Lee Sun-kyun is unrelated to online criticism. Lee Sun-kyun had tested negative for drugs twice. Korean netizens criticized the police for prematurely announcing the case to the media, and the police leaked irrelevant personal information about Lee Sun-kyun to the media. Lee Sun-kyun committed suicide due to psychological pressure. Therefore, director Bong Joon-ho also criticized the government and the media. There was considerable controversy in Korea over the peculiar nature of this case. Normally, it's common sense not to disclose one's name to the media before undergoing a drug test. In addition, the police are under investigation for allegedly disclosing both drug-related incidents and unrelated personal information to the media.
It's not because of Korean netizens that Lee Sun-kyun died. On the contrary, netizens supported Lee Sun-kyun.…
The death of Lee Seon-kyun arose from the police leaking unconfirmed information to the media. When it was determined to be negative in the drug test, Korean netizens criticized the government. There are some malicious commenters, but the majority of people think it's the government's fault.
how long has it been since lee sun kyun took his own life because of south koreans relentless online bullying,…
It's not because of Korean netizens that Lee Sun-kyun died. On the contrary, netizens supported Lee Sun-kyun. It's because of the strong drug punishment policy by the Korean government.
Do you know if there's romance between the high school girl and Ji Chang Wook's character based on the webtoon?…
There was no romance in the webtoon. I remember the painting was colorful because it was about magic. It's a webtoon that leaves a lot of lingering feelings.
Ha young went on and on bragging about her family background.
Turns out her grandfather wasn't just a pro-Japanese collaborator—he's being exposed in the Korean media as one of the absolute worst, most malicious ones out there, even facing allegations of plotting to assassinate the Korean king.
Do you really think it's fine for someone with Nazi-like ancestors to brag about her family?
If their descendants show remorse and apologize, the public will forgive them.
A prime example is the South Korean musician Jeon Beom-seon, who openly expressed shame for his ancestor and apologized.
On the other hand, Ha young talked about it with pride.
Would it be totally fine if descendants of Nazis proudly talked about their Nazi ancestors?
And August 15th is National Liberation Day in Korea—why on earth is she stirring up this kind of controversy right now?
After Korea gained independence, many of these collaborators became staunch supporters of the far right and the military dictatorship governments.
They branded those who opposed them as communists and, in some cases, even persecuted their families through guilt by association.
In South Korea, these pro-Japanese collaborators are often regarded as figures whose actions were even more ruthless and reprehensible than those of the Nazis in Germany.
What’s more, Ha Young’s grandfather was a despicable pro-Japanese collaborator who committed deeply reprehensible acts of treason.
1.In the case of Yoo Ah-in, it's not influenced by netizen criticism.
In Korea, it's common for activities to be suspended for a few years in cases like drug use or drunk driving.
The extent of editing regarding Yoo Ah-in has not yet been reported by the Korean media.
2.The death of Lee Sun-kyun is unrelated to online criticism.
Lee Sun-kyun had tested negative for drugs twice. Korean netizens criticized the police for prematurely announcing the case to the media, and the police leaked irrelevant personal information about Lee Sun-kyun to the media.
Lee Sun-kyun committed suicide due to psychological pressure. Therefore, director Bong Joon-ho also criticized the government and the media.
There was considerable controversy in Korea over the peculiar nature of this case. Normally, it's common sense not to disclose one's name to the media before undergoing a drug test.
In addition, the police are under investigation for allegedly disclosing both drug-related incidents and unrelated personal information to the media.
My favorite are 'The Reason Why I Can't Tell You'(2020), 'Jin Jin'(2013) and 'Monster'(2014).
Personally, I think it should be higher.
I remember the painting was colorful because it was about magic.
It's a webtoon that leaves a lot of lingering feelings.
I wonder how it will be expressed in a drama.