The Hong Kong host of the Thai Star BKPP meeting said that "you can't play games without Cantonese", and the mainland audience complained loudly

The popular Thai male star group BKPP went to Hong Kong to hold a meet-and-greet, and their popularity in China is also very high, so they attracted a large number of fans to the scene.

But the host of the BKPP meeting ruined the entire event, and he first said in the host: Are there any Taiwanese fans? Are there any fans in Hong Kong? Are there any Chinese fans?

According to the audience, when he said "China" at that time, he used a very exaggerated pronunciation of the bite word, which made people very uncomfortable to listen to.

Later, when inviting fans to the stage for the game session, the host said mockingly in Mandarin: "If you can't understand Cantonese, then you can't play the game." ”

The audience couldn't listen anymore and shouted "in Mandarin"!

The audience's dissatisfaction with the host's speech had reached its peak, so the audience shouted: "China, China!" ”

Unexpectedly, the host was extremely thick-skinned, but still pretended not to understand what it meant, and said: "What is written in my script is Cantonese, and if you want your idol to go to your city, you have to work hard!" ”

Another audience member revealed that the host said when interacting with BKPP: "Next time you can go to China. "Obviously Hong Kong is China, the host's vicious intentions are obvious!

Netizens said: How to the whole Cantonese? The host doesn't need to say Chinese can you get on the job?

Another question is: why did the organizer find such a host to be in charge of the event? The host has to be held accountable, and the organizer is also responsible.

BKPP fans explained that they were standing on the stage at that time, and although they could not understand the Chinese, they realized that the atmosphere was not right, so they asked the staff about the situation.

After learning that the host "can't play games without Cantonese", the two immediately explained the rules of the game to the fans in English and did not oust the fans from the stage.

In addition, fans explained that BKPP's words and deeds have always been very respectful of the one-China principle, referring to Hong Kong as a special administrative region of China and Taiwan as a province of China, and the wording is very standardized.

This incident may also be a passive controversy for Thai stars, but both the company and the Hong Kong organizer are to blame.

Now, the host's personal account comment area is basically occupied by the denunciation of Chinese fans, and everyone has expressed strong protest against his behavior.

There are no idols in front of the country, and the fans' three views are still very positive. In fact, from this incident, people can't help but think of the two events that happened a while ago.

First, when a stand-up comedian performed offline, when he said inappropriate remarks, some of the audience not only did not realize that it was inappropriate, but laughed loudly.

In stark contrast to the fans attending the BKPP meetup, justice is in the hands of the majority.

The second is that the host's statement that "if you can't understand Cantonese, you can't play games", and the operation of the Cathay Pacific flight attendant in Hong Kong "don't give out blankets if you don't understand English" are essentially the same meaning.

Now that Cathay Pacific has promised to make a big correction, it will now be up to the host to deal with it.

Now, we will not passively bear it silently, and in the face of inappropriate words and deeds, everyone will speak up and stand up to defend our motherland.