@iowon1235@aemooons I am Chinese. Since you are 20 years old, I think you should be even more disgusted by this kind of behavior—a boss owing employees wages while supporting his own children. Cyberbullying is unacceptable, but I support her leaving the group.
@j0shshu@tinyvinie@antarxz@ceyiibell@uritaekki You don't need to insult me here, okay? Why did I say the baby was a "victim of Sheng Aijing"? Because after her parents posted that article, they never posted anything in defense of Sheng Aijing again, nor did they return the money.🙃
@eogksalsrnr__ As a Chinese person, I know very little about Korean idols. But I've never seen someone with such a terrible family background manage to become an idol in Korea.🙂🙂
@eogksalsrnr__ You can look at Siri in this picture; she's the same as Sheng Aijing—both her arms are raised, but she doesn't block the people next to her
@eogksalsrnr__ I read your post😊. To be honest, I just think it was wrong of Sheng Aijing to push the girl next to her. And you can watch the original video; in the original video, Sheng Aijing only apologized after filming had finished.
@tycultures I think you haven't grasped one thing🙃 🙃The reason people criticize Sheng Aijing is mainly because her ability to stand on the K-pop stage is inseparable from the hard-earned money of those struggling working people.
If Sheng Aijing's hair color were exactly the same as her teammate's, would you find her attractive? 🙃🙃 Do you still think her looks are irreplaceable?
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