@minestarryglow If you really don't want it to spread, then delete your translated repost of the hater's clip.
Keeping it up for engagement while telling everyone else not to translate or share it is pure hypocrisy.
Or are you actually on that hater's side?
@teeteeporBR E, para ser sincero, achei o romance original ruim e muito abaixo das expectativas. Não consegui me envolver com a história e realmente não entendo por que ela tem tantos fãs.
@teeteeporBR Vai acabar sendo a mesma situação de ThamePo: um é o idol no centro das atenções, enquanto o outro fica apenas assistindo e apoiando. Por isso, os dois não terão o mesmo espaço nem as mesmas oportunidades de promoção.
@wu9120240219545 Because of that, Chinese posts filled with insults and abusive language are now highly visible to international fans as well, and it’s only making the image of Chinese fans even worse.
I understand why Chinese people are angry, but when I see even unrelated people getting dragged into it and attacked with abusive comments, it makes me wonder if they realize this is exactly why people around the world end up seeing Chinese people as extreme or toxic.
@wu9120240219545 Ever since Elon Musk changed X’s system and basically removed the language barrier, posts that people around the world couldn’t previously understand are now automatically translated and spread globally.
@wu9120240219545 If you have a problem with what Ker said, take it to Ker’s account instead.
Throwing tantrums under an announcement about unrelated stars just makes international fans see you as toxic and annoying.
At this point, Chinese fans are ruining their own image by themselves.
@wu9120240219545 Please look at the comment section.
So many hateful and abusive comments written in Chinese.
Don’t you realize this is giving people all around the world a terrible impression?
But honestly, the moment people start bringing up money and acting superior while looking down on Thai people, they’re only damaging the image of Chinese people themselves even more — do they not realize that?
The sasaeng issue is serious enough already, but holding events in a place where the artists or staff could actually be harmed is simply far too risky.
Honestly, it might be better to keep some distance from China for now. At this point, there’s a real risk of enraged fans lashing out and attacking them.
Some Chinese fans are even making death threats toward staff members.