Since "Fubao" returned to China, Korean entertainment and Korean stars have often secretly slandered him in an attempt to confuse the public. What is surprising is that Ning Yizhuo, a Chinese artist working in South Korea, made similar remarks and was accused of backstabbing by fans.
Recently, Ning Yizhuo, a Chinese artist from the Korean girl group aespa, publicly talked about the panda Fu Bao at an event, and also used a popular local meme - "Don't take Fu Bao away." She said this As he spoke, there was still a careless and pitiful expression on his face. After saying this, she resonated with the Korean fans in the audience, and then she felt proud of herself and smiled proudly.
Ning Yizhuo's statement immediately caused an uproar among domestic netizens, and accusations came one after another. Everyone pointed out that her words and actions were backstabbing her own family, but she also put on a pretending to be cute. Ning Yizhuo does something he knows he shouldn't do, which is shocking.
The reason why everyone is angry is mainly because after Fubao returned home, the Korean network has not stopped, and new topics will be created every few days to smear and spread rumors. As long as we release Fubao-related videos here, they will become materials for rumor marketing on Korean websites. First, there were rumors that the panda base had "abused" Fubao, and then there was a collective petition to get Fubao back. Later, there were rumors that the breeders did not treat Fubao well.
There are constant rumors here, and Korean entertainment stars over there are beginning to use their influence to set the pace as if they have received a mission. At first, Xu Xian liked the post about Fubao being "abused" and made inflammatory remarks.
Later, actor Kim Ga-eun forwarded a post about "saving" Fubao, further intensifying the conflict. After Fubao confirmed his public activities, the public opinion on Korea Net is still full of negative energy.
Under such a situation, Ning Yizhuo, as a Chinese, did not show her proper stance and attitude, but in order to deliberately cater to Korean fans, she made such remarks that hurt the Chinese people. It is really difficult for people to understand .
Even so, some fans defended her online, claiming that she did not know the truth. Some fans thought that she had to do this in order to save her career. However, the facts are right in front of us, and this explanation seems too far-fetched.
As a surfing expert, how could Ning Yizhuo not know that Fubao comes from China? How could he not understand the connotation and emotion behind this sentence.
Prior to this, Ning Yizhuo had made other shocking remarks. At a time when Harbin's cultural tourism is booming, Ning Yizhuo did not vigorously promote his hometown to Korean entertainment, but used another method to directly discredit his hometown. When a Korean idol expressed her desire to go to Harbin and wanted Ning Yizhuo to introduce it, Ning Yizhuo told her not to go. When the other party said that he had studied in China, Ning Yizhuo said sarcastically: Did the company force you to go?
As netizens concluded, Ning Yizhuo easily grasped the pain points of the Chinese people. Not only did her every sentence not promote her hometown and country in a positive way, but on the contrary, she used her own efforts to smear it. Looking at it this way, Ning Yizhuo probably wants to stay in Korean Entertainment forever. However, can a person who doesn't even love his hometown really love other places? No wonder netizens called her "stupid and bad".
As the popularity of the Korean Wave plummets, it is difficult for Chinese artists working in Korea to replicate the famous scene of "returning to their hometown in rich clothes". Perhaps because of this, they want to retain the Korean entertainment market, and they will not hesitate to forget their ancestors for this reason. This way of charming fans will not only lose their image, but also their integrity as a person.
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