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Don’t ever call yourself that again either. That’s speaking against yourself, negatively. Words have power.

Your analysis and questions are correct, nothing dumb b* about it.

Why is he having devil’s horns? That’s not majestic but satanic.

Finally subbed!!!!

You don’t want to put a spoiler maybe?

Okay thanks, I watched till ep 9. Waiting for more episodes, otherwise I’ll lose interest along the way.

What letter are they looking from her father?

You can also try Are you the one and Si Jin.

Hope you won’t be confused by the choices.

All the best:-)

I think it will be better to try something that’s lighter on politics and killing first, this might scare you for the first time.

My first cdrama was the story of ming lan.

You can also try new life begins and love like a galaxy.

Just be patient with the beginning of the story, as they might be slow and build up…

Let’s wait together:-)

Thanks, I read on twitter that he said he looks like him.

I’m not intentionally spreading lies if you mean me.

In the last post you insinuated the same when I quoted what was written here below, in hopes to confirm it.

Ah thanks.

“ Based on reports from March 2026, Chinese actor Zhang Linghe faced backlash from international audiences, particularly fans from Southeast Asia (SEA), regarding comments made during an appearance on the variety show Hello Saturday.
Here are the details regarding the incident:
The Comment: During a drawing segment on Hello Saturday, where co-star Tian Xiwei produced a drawing of him, Zhang Linghe made a remark indicating he felt he looked like he was "born in Southeast Asia," which was interpreted by many as relying on negative stereotypes about the region.
Backlash: The comment, which some labeled as casually racist and others deemed insensitive, caused significant, immediate backlash, particularly from Vietnamese fans who flooded his social media, resulting in calls for an apology.
Apology: Reports indicate that Zhang Linghe addressed the situation by posting an apology in his comment section.
Response to Apology: The apology received mixed reactions. Some viewers felt the approach was insincere because it was not a standalone post, while others in the, at times, polarized online discussion argued that the comment was meant as a joke or that the reaction was too sensitive. ”

“ Based on reports from March 2026, Chinese actor Zhang Linghe faced backlash from international audiences, particularly fans from Southeast Asia (SEA), regarding comments made during an appearance on the variety show Hello Saturday.
Here are the details regarding the incident:
The Comment: During a drawing segment on Hello Saturday, where co-star Tian Xiwei produced a drawing of him, Zhang Linghe made a remark indicating he felt he looked like he was "born in Southeast Asia," which was interpreted by many as relying on negative stereotypes about the region.
Backlash: The comment, which some labeled as casually racist and others deemed insensitive, caused significant, immediate backlash, particularly from Vietnamese fans who flooded his social media, resulting in calls for an apology.
Apology: Reports indicate that Zhang Linghe addressed the situation by posting an apology in his comment section.
Response to Apology: The apology received mixed reactions. Some viewers felt the approach was insincere because it was not a standalone post, while others in the, at times, polarized online discussion argued that the comment was meant as a joke or that the reaction was too sensitive. ”

Thank you.

Oh okay, thank you.

How is this remark racist? Is Yang Di a different race?

“ Based on reports from March 2026, Chinese actor Zhang Linghe faced backlash from international audiences, particularly fans from Southeast Asia (SEA), regarding comments made during an appearance on the variety show Hello Saturday.
Here are the details regarding the incident:
The Comment: During a drawing segment on Hello Saturday, where co-star Tian Xiwei produced a drawing of him, Zhang Linghe made a remark indicating he felt he looked like he was "born in Southeast Asia," which was interpreted by many as relying on negative stereotypes about the region.
Backlash: The comment, which some labeled as casually racist and others deemed insensitive, caused significant, immediate backlash, particularly from Vietnamese fans who flooded his social media, resulting in calls for an apology.
Apology: Reports indicate that Zhang Linghe addressed the situation by posting an apology in his comment section.
Response to Apology: The apology received mixed reactions. Some viewers felt the approach was insincere because it was not a standalone post, while others in the, at times, polarized online discussion argued that the comment was meant as a joke or that the reaction was too sensitive. ”

No that’s a different story. Go check on twitter.

Thanks.

Are they not the same race?

Please excuse my ignorance if my question is.

Thanks. I wonder?

Someone below wrote this: “ Zhang Linghe will face banned in Chinese Industry for being a racist, all his upcoming projects will be replaced via face swapping and all his endorsements will be pull out.

Confirmed news.”