I'm not 100% sure, but I've read an article about it somewhere.
Anyhow most countries are not like South Korea in the sense, that you have to follow your country's laws aboard, but rather you have to follow the host country's laws. For example in my country marijuana consumption is a crime, but if I traveled to the Netherlands and had some there, even if there was an irrevocable proof of my actions, I would not be persecuted.
She did not go to prison in China nor did she get fined for breaking the law, but rather those censors decided to make a banning decision based on public opinion & sentiment, rather than following the law.
I don't know what the truth is about her alleged abandonment of her children & plans of abortion. (and I follow the creed of "Love the art not the artist!")
However what I find sad is that she straight up looks malnourished in Love O2O.(have not seen her in other dramas, but I'm guessing that she did not improve her health since then) Probably that's why they went with surrogacy in the first place. I think those Chinese censors should rather ban agencies that turn these young girls into malnourished sickly individuals.
With that said I find it so annoying how easily people are condemned like this. Spend 10000$ on bribing a few former classmates, find an ajumma that remembers that "loud" kid and the career of an actor is permanently ruined. It's impossible to find evidence so many years after the fact.. It's not like anyone is going to be forced testify, or anything.
Also no one gives a shit about Tom Cruise being a Scientologist & how that led to divorces etc. He is fully booked. Admire the art, not the artist, right!?
Can someone tell me why Han Shang Yan left tema solo? i just watched the 8 first episodes and i still cant understand…
The captain told HSY that he would leave SOLO to be with his daughter and HSY just announced his retirement afterwards & it was heavily hinted that the Ai Qing wanted to leave as well. "He offered me to become the new captain, but I refused.."
Gong Hyo Jin should've won that Daesang.. Also Drama of the Year, Itaewon Class, I mean REALLY? Neither based on popularity, or objective quality does that make any sense.
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(I'm sorry but I don't like the whole idea of a Goong remake)
Anyhow most countries are not like South Korea in the sense, that you have to follow your country's laws aboard, but rather you have to follow the host country's laws.
For example in my country marijuana consumption is a crime, but if I traveled to the Netherlands and had some there, even if there was an irrevocable proof of my actions, I would not be persecuted.
She did not go to prison in China nor did she get fined for breaking the law, but rather those censors decided to make a banning decision based on public opinion & sentiment, rather than following the law.
However what I find sad is that she straight up looks malnourished in Love O2O.(have not seen her in other dramas, but I'm guessing that she did not improve her health since then) Probably that's why they went with surrogacy in the first place. I think those Chinese censors should rather ban agencies that turn these young girls into malnourished sickly individuals.
With that said I find it so annoying how easily people are condemned like this. Spend 10000$ on bribing a few former classmates, find an ajumma that remembers that "loud" kid and the career of an actor is permanently ruined. It's impossible to find evidence so many years after the fact.. It's not like anyone is going to be forced testify, or anything.
Also no one gives a shit about Tom Cruise being a Scientologist & how that led to divorces etc.
He is fully booked. Admire the art, not the artist, right!?
Also Drama of the Year, Itaewon Class, I mean REALLY? Neither based on popularity, or objective quality does that make any sense.