Period: The Seoul Story, 1995
年代：汉城往事1995
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- 1.4M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
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Chinese acquire other people's businesses and become tycoons in South Korea
Can you imagine a South Korean acquiring China's Alipay and Tencent and becoming a tycoon?
How could a Chinese-born director in the entertainment industry achieve such a scale of success in South Korea?
How could Chinese people be acquiring companies all over South Korea? Even Americans couldn't do that—unless you're an American conglomerate.
The entertainment industry is South Korea's mainstay; how could they possibly give it to Chinese people? South Korea is definitely in the top three countries that hate Chinese people the most.
Son Ye-jin, Han Ga-in, Han Hyo-joo, Lee Bo-young, Song Yoon-ah, and Kim Tae-hee are all great, so why did they choose Shim Eun-ha, whom I don't recognize at all?
The author wants to be a chaebol in the Korean entertainment industry while also interfering in the Chinese entertainment industry, so he gave the male protagonist a Chinese identity. This is wishful thinking. In any country with a certain level of power, the cultural industry cannot be dominated by foreigners, as this involves ideology.
What kind of operation is this? You either need to start with a Korean in the K-pop scene or a Chinese in the Chinese entertainment industry. You're making a Chinese person rich in Korea and even becoming a chaebol? Are Koreans stupid? Do you think they'd let you do whatever you want? And you have to drag it into the Chinese entertainment industry, making it all ambiguous and unclear.
It's possible that Choi Ji-sik already has a girlfriend. Originally, Samsung's little princess, Lee Yu-hsin, was really great. She was beautiful, had a good personality, and pursued freedom and independence.
What's so great about Tang Wei? Her performance in "Lust, Caution" was biased.
You're opening a barbecue chain importing beef from another country? You're more powerful than the South Korean government! They haven't even opened yet, and you're already smuggling it in. Dude, you're a foreigner, okay? You think you can do whatever you want?