[theqoo] OPINIONS AROUND AIJING CLAIMING PEOPLE ARE TOO MUCH AGAINST A 13 Y'O

"Aijing is suffering greatly from severe, baseless cyberbullying in China due to issues involving her parents. According to an acquaintance at the dance studio, she has cried many times. This young 13 y'o is struggling with the negative comments on Chinese platforms. I hope her offline fans in Korea will offer their support."


- She's still too young. When I hear what people are saying these days, I really can't hold back and end up reading the comments, so I cry my eyes out several times a day.
- Dancers like us who have watched her grow are truly worried about her condition... However, looking at recent offline events, Aijing still seems fine in front of the camera. She is a truly strong person! It is no use no matter how much we speak up. I hope the fans who love her will protect her.
- I feel an indescribable emotion, as if my own younger sibling had debuted, and I sincerely feel so sorry for her.


"If you take a serious look at the interior of this massage parlor, you can see that it isn't exactly a luxurious place. Besides, the child lying on the bed next to her looks like a young kid with a build similar to Aijing's at a glance. Do you really have to describe her pre-debut life as incredibly extravagant? Just how much do you hate her? Whether Aijing went to Thailand or participated in the US competition, these were all opportunities she earned on her own."

"Seriously, I don't understand. Whether it's those f*ckers who hate a 13 y'o just because she's Chinese, or those f*ckers who act like the parents should take responsibility for their mistakes, don't live like that at your age."


"Aijing didn't go on a luxury trip; apparently, this photo was taken before she debuted as a singer, when she visited Thailand with a group from a dance academy to reach the finals of international dance competitions (like WOD). Even worse, the location looks like a local Thai massage shop, and they say it costs 10,000 won an hour. Do you really want to insult a kid for no reason?"


""Fans looked it up, and all the clothes only cost around 80 to 170 yuan (about 16,000 to 34,000 won). It just shows she isn't someone who indulges in luxury, unlike what everyone is saying.""

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1. She's getting bashed everywhere in China, but she's getting supported in Korea ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹

2. If our country had someone like that, they'd be withdrawn from their group already 

3. We don't care whatever you decide to do as a commoner, but if you were expecting to be a celebrity, wouldn't you avoid acting like that?

4. It must be so hard to be exposed at this level at such a young age, but if she stopped everything and continued her life as a commoner, nothing would happen to her 

5. Is it that hard to keep studying and living a quiet life until your parents pay off their debt?

6. What the? The real victims of the scam are the pitiful ones

7. Just use the money she earned through the debut to pay back 

8. The real issue is debuting her at 13

9. The parents should know what to do best now 

10. I'm siding with the victim

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