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Korean entertainment companies wary of Chinese money

Historical K-drama Joseon Exorcist was cancelled after just two episodes. Photo: SBS The Korean entertainment industry is on high alert for Chinese money in K-dramas after the SBS historical drama Joseon Exorcist was cancelled after just two episodes last month. One of the criticisms levelled at Joseon Exorcist was that Chinese foods – such as mooncakes and Chinese-style dumplings – as well as Chinese-style sets and props were used in the drama, which was set in Korea’s Joseon Kingdom. Although the drama was made with 100% Korean investment, the scenes touched a nerve for many Koreans, who are growing wary of cultural appropriation by China and Chinese product placements in Korean dramas.

President Moon s last year

Moon and his wife, Kim Jung-sook, casting their early votes for the April 7 Seoul mayoral by-election in Seoul. AP AS of this writing, polls were open in by-elections for mayor in Seoul and Busan. The election offered a chance to assess public opinion only 13 months before the next presidential election in May 2022. President Moon Jae-in’s approval ratings have dropped recently, suggesting that his ruling Democratic Party may face strong headwinds moving toward 2022. Since 1987, presidents in South Korea have been elected for a single five-year term. The term limit came from a desire to check the power of the president after almost 40 years of authoritarian leaders. The desire to check the power of leaders has led to term limits in democracies around the world for executive and legislative offices.

More than 70% of women in Korean film biz experience sexual violence, harassment

About half of the victims, or 51%, said that they did not do anything in response after being harassed. Photo courtesy of Needpix.com Close to three out of four women in the movie industry said they have experienced sexual violence or harassment, according to a survey conducted by the Center for Gender Equality in Korean Film. Findings of the survey aimed at gauging the prevalence of sexual harassment and sexual violence in the Korean film industry were released during an online event held Monday (March 22) marking the third anniversary of the centre that was launched in March 2018 by the Korean Film Council and Women in Film Korea.

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