-Silvqi- retweeted
when the topic comes to star power, she’s like top 3 at least in the whole k-industry
-Silvqi- retweeted
About the whole China/Taiwan situation
Someone said Govt. asked artist's agencies to post about this so it was probably posted by @cubeunited directly. This is bigger than kpop so please refrain from posting any misinfo or negativity if you are not part of this conversation
-Silvqi- retweeted
tem nevie falando mal da Yuqi por um conflito que simplesmente nunca estudou sobre e se acham com um senso de moral altíssimo por isso kkkkkk chega a ser uma piadinha
-Silvqi- retweeted
decirle a yuqi sionista no los hace ver correctos políticamente los hace ver imbéciles
-Silvqi- retweeted
initially i was rather disappointed, but upon gathering more information, i must say it was inevitable for yuqi considering current politics and her career position
i'm certain we won't have anything to worry about as yuqi will never put politics over her girls, especially shuhua
Some important context regarding YUQI's recent Weibo post:
YUQI reposted a statement from Xinhua, China's state news agency. She copy-pasted the hashtags and wording from the official message and didn't write this herself.
Today is the 160th birth anniversary of Sun Yat-sen. Many Chinese celebrities shared very similar messages today. It's also important to understand the political environment in China. Celebrities face significant pressure to publicly show loyalty to the government and staying silent on certain political matters can lead to backlash or consequences. Reposting government messages is very common.
This isn't her first political repost either. She's been sharing Chinese state media content for a long time, including posts related to the Communist Party. Pre-orders for her Chinese album also started today, so it's possible that there was even more pressure than usual.
We don't know her personal beliefs or the circumstances behind her reposting it. The same goes for her relationship with SHUHUA. They've known each other for a decade and we have no idea what they've discussed privately or how they feel about this situation. Assuming their relationship has suddenly changed isn't our place since we don't know them.
This also doesn't mean YUQI is leaving i-dle or moving her career permanently to China. YUQI herself said last year that if making money was her only priority, she would've already gone to China and that continuing to do what she loves with the girls was one of the reasons she renewed. We should trust her own words more than a political repost.
It's understandable that fans, especially Taiwanese fans, may feel disappointed by the repost and they have every right to, but we should also be careful not to turn assumptions about her personal beliefs, her friendships or i-dle's future into facts and just assume the worst. This wouldn't be helpful to anyone.
-Silvqi- retweeted
Some important context regarding YUQI's recent Weibo post:
YUQI reposted a statement from Xinhua, China's state news agency. She copy-pasted the hashtags and wording from the official message and didn't write this herself.
Today is the 160th birth anniversary of Sun Yat-sen. Many Chinese celebrities shared very similar messages today. It's also important to understand the political environment in China. Celebrities face significant pressure to publicly show loyalty to the government and staying silent on certain political matters can lead to backlash or consequences. Reposting government messages is very common.
This isn't her first political repost either. She's been sharing Chinese state media content for a long time, including posts related to the Communist Party. Pre-orders for her Chinese album also started today, so it's possible that there was even more pressure than usual.
We don't know her personal beliefs or the circumstances behind her reposting it. The same goes for her relationship with SHUHUA. They've known each other for a decade and we have no idea what they've discussed privately or how they feel about this situation. Assuming their relationship has suddenly changed isn't our place since we don't know them.
This also doesn't mean YUQI is leaving i-dle or moving her career permanently to China. YUQI herself said last year that if making money was her only priority, she would've already gone to China and that continuing to do what she loves with the girls was one of the reasons she renewed. We should trust her own words more than a political repost.
It's understandable that fans, especially Taiwanese fans, may feel disappointed by the repost and they have every right to, but we should also be careful not to turn assumptions about her personal beliefs, her friendships or i-dle's future into facts and just assume the worst. This wouldn't be helpful to anyone.
