In August 2020, Korean artists suddenly stopped tweeting, and dynamic updates stagnated. Originally, Weibo was not the "main battlefield" of many Korean artists, and many artists occasionally sent out Microblogs, but there were a few artists who cared about Weibo, which is their communication platform with Chinese fans. One of them is definitely SUPER JUNIOR's Yisheng (Admiralty Cloud), known by fans as a Weibo Daily Blogger. In fact, the daily one is already very modest, and Jin Zhongyun is "crazy" to change several times a day on Weibo.
Because Weibo is idle for Korean artists, it is very difficult for Weibo "Daily More Blogger" Kim Jong-un. Of course, there are always more ways than difficulties in this world, and Kim Jong-yun began to learn to use a book and continue to share her life on the platform with Chinese fans. If you want to express your long miss for lunch, you will also pass on the message by changing the form of an avatar. Not all the fans feel moved! It's all about trying to communicate and share with fans.
In the more than 400 days when he could not use Weibo, Jin Zhongyun changed about 90 avatars in total, and often tried to test whether Weibo could be used normally, so he had accumulated more than 700 Microblogs in his account draft box. Finally, on November 9, 2021, Jin Zhongyun tried to post Weibo again, and this time it was successful. Immediately, Jin Zhongyun updated two microblogs in a row.
He also did not hold out any hope to wear a grandpa vest and opened a Weibo live broadcast, only to find that he could open it and immediately put on a dress, cleaned up and fed himself and re-broadcast it. One or two days of persistence you can say he is putting on a show, more than four hundred days of persistence, try to ask how many people can do it.
Also excited is the Korean artist Jeong Yong-ho, who also had a small event in China and participated in some chinese evenings and variety shows. And Lin Junjie is still a good friend, so Zheng Ronghe and himself have also learned some Chinese, simple communication without pressure.
On the same day, Zheng Ronghe sent a six-day Weibo message saying that he could use Weibo's sense of surprise, which may be the feeling between the second-generation kpop group and the chinese fans! SJ's Kim Jong-un, CNbule's Jung Yong-ho, Tara's Cho-yeon, So-yeon, and the familiar Jang Na-ra, Park Hae-jin, and Jeong So-yeon. Their generation is an artist who has experienced a harmonious period between China and South Korea, although they can no longer come to China for activities, but they have recalled much more than the current Kpop love beans.