This is ridiculous, the Korean professor sued China to the International Olympic Committee for a short-track speed skating movie.
The Winter Olympics are in full swing, and a network called "Fly, Light on Ice" was launched on the video platform on February 12. Unexpectedly, within two days of going online, I was targeted by Xu Kuide, a Korean professor who often "touched porcelain" China.
It is claimed that the Korean short track speed skater appeared in the movie, deliberately tripping over the Chinese player, damaging the reputation of the Korean athlete, and even sent an email complaint to the International Olympic Committee.
Can't help but think of two sentences of this Korean professor, what is your Korean short track speed skating team like, don't you have a number in mind? The reputation has long been stinked, and there is no need for others to damage it.
It is undeniable that South Korea's short track speed skating strength is very strong, but dirty hands, love fouls, is also recognized by global opponents, the movie is used as a negative role, it is normal.
This Korean professor, Xu Kunde, is not a good bird and has done a lot of things to touch porcelain China.
He said that Wu Jing's green sportswear copied "Squid Game", asked Baidu Encyclopedia to modify the expression of "kimchi" entry that originated in China, and added Cantonese food ginseng chicken soup to Korean nationality.
He was seen as a fighter in South Korea and made "stealing" recognized by his own people.
Let's just tell him a joke!
#影视杂谈 #
