"Chinese Ancestors of Koreans": Zhang Weiyan, Who Spoke Out Against Korea, Smiles Brightly After Two Years [Star Issue]

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Zhang Weiyan (42), a broadcaster from China, shared her recent activities for the first time in two years after making anti-Korean remarks claiming that "Korea stole Chinese culture."

On the 17th, Zhang posted a message in Chinese on her Instagram saying, "Long time no see."

She also uploaded several new profile photos. The images show Zhang with various expressions and poses, including bright smiles.

This marks her return to social media activity for the first time since July 17, 2024, drawing significant attention from netizens.

Notably, the last post from two years ago still has critical comments attached, further attracting attention. At that time, Zhang became known through JTBC's variety show "Non-Summit" and made derogatory remarks about Korean culture and anti-Korean statements during a live broadcast, such as "All Koreans have Chinese ancestors," "I will go to Korea wearing an emperor's robe," and "Korea stole Chinese culture," drawing widespread criticism.

Netizens responded with harsh criticism: "You claimed to have studied in Korea for 10 years, yet you still don't understand. Do you really think this Sinocentric mindset benefits China? You must admit when something is wrong to grow in a better direction. Don't just say it's a misunderstanding or unfair; take time to reflect," "I hope you never came from China," "Please live your whole life in China. Korea doesn't even care about China anymore. Ignorance makes you stubbornly cling to beliefs," and "Just think only of the China you love and don't come to Korea. No one welcomes you. Don't touch Korea."

Following this, Zhang Weiyan had previously expressed that "all numerous work plans scheduled in Korea were canceled."

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