Foreigners in K-Pop is common nowadays, and a majority of foreign K-Pop idols hail from China. Curious about which Chinese idols are killing the game right now and are still actively promoting? Check them out here!
Numerous Chinese idols travel far from their home country to make their debut as K-pop stars. May it be because they wanted to promote themselves back in China or for more personal reasons, many have decided to compete on Chinese survival shows to earn them a chance to debut in a Chinese group.
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The THAAD missile crisis between China and South Korea is still a very hot issue. Check out the details to learn about the latest developments.
TWICE's fans are furious over a Chinese ad that blatantly copies TWICE's photo concept for "Knock Knock".
China has just banned everything that is related to South Korea, which includes even its innocent K-pop industry. Now, its effects ripple in China, South Korea and in the whole world as well.
China has just issues a ban on all things Korean. Now, it continues its never ending threats, as it continues to affects its politics and the K-pop industry as well.
Recently, China has banned the Korean wave or also known as the Hallyu wave. However, not all kpop groups are affected in the ban that China did. Girl group T-ara is certainly not fazed by it.
China intensifies ban on hallyu and cultural content from Korea. In the latest update, Beijing opened doors for more Japanese animation while EXO postponed their concert in China.
Jun Ji-Hyun disappeared as the face of a China’s mobile phone brand. This is in the latest update in the tension between Korea and China regarding the THAAD deployment, which has spilled to the entertainment industry.