Beijing Is Playing Games—And South Korea Is on the CHOPPING BLOCK Again. Photo: KBS News
An empty promise from China. That’s all South Korea got after a high-stakes summit. While Beijing mouths platitudes about “healthy and interesting” cultural exchanges, they are STILL refusing to lift their brutal, multi-year ban on Korean music, dramas, and films.
The Chinese foreign ministry spokesman delivered this classic double-talk just ONE DAY after South Korea announced a supposed agreement for more cultural content exchange. It’s a deliberate SLAP IN THE FACE. China is dangling false hope while its cultural blacklist—a petty punishment for a 2016 THAAD missile defense decision—stays firmly in place.
Let’s be clear. This isn’t diplomacy. This is STATE-SPONSORED CENSORSHIP. It’s economic coercion disguised as cultural policy. Millions of Korean artists remain BANNED from the world’s largest market. Jobs and creative dreams are being destroyed to satisfy Beijing’s political tantrum.
Ask yourself: Who benefits from this silence? Who wins when entire nations’ cultural voices are extinguished over military decisions made YEARS AGO? The Chinese regime is showing its true face—and it’s teaching the world a terrifying lesson about control.
The next global conflict won’t be fought with bombs, but with bans.
Edited for Kayitsi.com
Author: Kayitsi.com
