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@FlithyMind @NingNungka @freyazhifei It was pretty good overall. I traveled there before and had a nice experience.
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@NingNungka @freyazhifei จริงค่ะคนไต้หวัน สุภาพ มีระเบียบวินัย รักษาความสะอาด กฎระเบียบ มีจิตสำนึกกว่าคนจีนแบบ 100%
แต่จะว่าไป คนจีน จากประเทศจีน ก็เปรียบได้กับ มลพิษของโลกใบนี้ ดีๆนี่เองแหละ
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@NingNungka @freyazhifei I’ve been there before. People in Taiwan have pretty much the same civility level as people in mainland China. I think both are great. Local people there all have good manners.
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@freyazhifei ขอโชคดีแทนคนไต้หวันเลย ที่ไม่ต้องเกิดบนแผ่นดินจีน ไต้หวันไม่ใช่จีน ไต้หวันนิสัยดีกว่าจีนเยอะ กูเห็นมึงเม้นว่าไต้หวันคือจีน กูอยากอ้วก เพื่อนกูคนไต้หวันโครตจะเกลียดจีน
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@kaozhutiii @hnin2125 If this sort of thing happened to my favorite artists, I would definitely criticise them harshly.
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@Maryaa2121 I think they ought to cancel all fan meetings held within China.
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Gente, eu tô vendo muita informação sobre o boicote aos FMs na China e várias opiniões sobre o motivo de o pessoal estar denunciando. Então, vou esclarecer algumas coisinhas para vocês:
* Não é só a GMM que tem artistas que iam à China fazer FMs utilizando visto de turista. Existem vários outros artistas (homens e mulheres, de outras empresas) que também utilizam. Essa prática é muito "comum".
* A divulgação do local e de outras informações muitas vezes ficava "guardada", porque os fãs ajudavam a manter tudo o mais silencioso possível.
* Toda vez que você realiza atividades comerciais em um país, precisa pagar impostos. E esses FMs acabavam, de certa forma, escapando de algumas dessas taxas.
* Essa forma mais sigilosa fazia com que os FMs acontecessem em locais que nem sempre tinham estrutura adequada, o que levava à desorganização. Dependendo do lugar, isso também trazia problemas de segurança, uma das maiores reclamações dos chineses.
* As pessoas envolvidas na organização desses FMs nem sempre eram confiáveis ou faziam tudo de maneira organizada. Para vocês terem uma ideia, eu postei aqui toda a dor de cabeça que as FayMay tiveram. O local era extremamente quente, houve problemas com o transporte delas, com a alimentação e ainda estavam vendendo os benefícios delas na fila de entrada, como se fosse ingresso de circo. Tudo isso foi relatado pelas pessoas presentes no evento e gerou bastante revolta na fanbase delas(@princenicolax). No dia seguinte ao evento, a empresa das meninas anunciou que iria tomar medidas legais por causa desses acontecimentos.
* Existem algumas cidades onde o sistema funciona de forma legal e alguns artistas cumprem todos os requisitos. Mas, nesse modo de operação, tem MUITA atriz de quem gostamos envolvida, porque isso acabou se tornando algo comum por lá.
**O ponto principal**
Na minha opinião, os chineses já estavam cansados e preocupados com eventos sendo realizados dessa maneira. Já existe um histórico de problemas de segurança, além de relatos de brigas e transtornos (citei o caso das FayMay, mas houve outros episódios também). Só que esse vídeo foi, basicamente, a gota d'água, como a gente costuma dizer aqui no Brasil.
"Ah, Marya, eles estão denunciando só os artistas da GMM."
Sim, porque os problemas aconteceram com essa empresa. Já os demais artistas, que eles acreditam estar tratando eles com respeito, eles vão continuar apoiando. Isso é uma escolha deles enquanto público.
Particularmente, eu acho que eles estão sendo bem unidos e coerentes dessa forma.
E eu estou falando apenas da questão do visto e da organização por trás dos eventos. Ainda nem entrei no mérito dos valores absurdos que estão sendo cobrados nos FMs, nem dos relatos de aumentos significativos nos preços nos últimos meses. Que é outra reclamação deles.
Do jeito que a situação estava, era questão de tempo até acontecer algo negativo, seja para os fãs ou para as artistas. Quem acompanha esse mercado sabe muito bem disso.


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@GameRChoi407 Artists can earn more money holding solo concerts one by one in China, I suppose. GMM had better stop arranging shows in China and go perform in other countries instead.
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@minney_nana2007 @Korala0218 Wasn’t it that Thai girl who threw the first punch?
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@Korala0218 มาดูความตอแหลของคนจีนค่ะ อยู่ประเทศตัวเองก็แสดงมารยามต่ำทราม อยู่ประเทศอื่นก็ยังไปสร้างปัญหา แถมยังมีหน้าไปว่าให้คนอื่นอีกค่ะ แหกตาดูพนักงานรักษาความปลอดภัยประเทศมึงด้วยค่ะ ไปทำร้ายเขาก่อน เขาก็ทำคืน
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It just occurred to me. I once went to Thailand to see JimmySea before, and the whole experience was awful. Someone took my spot back then, and Thai people accused me of cutting in line. I tried explaining to them in English, but they just wouldn’t listen to me at all.
Meteor@yeonjun0913ruru
Your behaviour is so disgusting, like a group of monkeys after victory😂🙏 #งานมหกรรมนิยานานาชาติ2026xGMMTV #StopViolenceAgainstFans
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@boyslovehub The embassy is aware of what happened. This whole situation is really massive.
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Chinese Embassy in Thailand has announced that it will closely monitor the assault case involving a Chinese fan and a GMMTV outsourced staff member, and that it will take the appropriate measures to “protect the Chinese citizen’s lawful rights and interests.”
The fan has filed a police report, and the embassy urged the parties involved to clarify the facts as soon as possible, stating that it will “provide the fan with all necessary assistance.” The case remains one of the most discussed topics on Weibo and, as of now, ranks No. 1 on the platform’s Hot Search. #中国驻泰国大使馆


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@ppcxn_ @jennierubyjanep @pppldr_ I once went to Thailand to see JimmySea before, and the whole experience was awful. Someone took my spot back then, and Thai people accused me of cutting in line. I tried explaining to them in English, but they just wouldn’t listen to me at all.
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@Zoe86ig @jennierubyjanep @pppldr_ ปกติกี่โมงงับคุนพรี่ ประเทศมึงยังสั่งแบนซีรีส์วายอยู่เลย ตล้กมาก กล้าที่จะพูด ก็พอดีว่าไม่ได้อวดหรอกนะแต่แค่มันเป็นสิ่งประเทศมึงไม่มีอะงับเตง ไม่งั้นเตงจะแอบหมุดvpnมาไทยหรองับ งุ้ยๆๆ แอปสากลก็โดนแบนอะงับ เหนื่อยบ้างป่าวว โอ๋ๆๆนะงับ มุแงงง ไม่ร้องนะๆ จุ้ๆๆ
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@ppcxn_ @jennierubyjanep @pppldr_ I’m not Chinese myself, yet I still cannot comprehend what many Thai people are boasting about.
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@GtqbQogcOCd3SHf @pppldr_ I have respect for LGBTQ+ individuals, but in my opinion, being gay is not something to be proud of. I just can’t figure out what many Thai people take so much pride in.
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Regarding the incident on July 25 at the 2026 International Fiction Festival scene, we and hereby issue the following solemn statement:
@GMMTV
Joint Fan Account:
@JimmySea_CNFC
@Jimmyyjp_CNFC
@SeaTawinanCNFC


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@jennierubyjanep @pppldr_ In my country, being gay is totally commonplace. I just can’t understand why people would show off about it.
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@tfmpy @ang3lofthehell I saw it at night .I saw a GMM actor out on a date with his girlfriend in a bar one night.
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จริง ไปประเทศไต้หวันกันเถอะทุกคน ประเทศไต้หวันอะเปิดกว้างกว่า ไม่เหมือนจีนที่ต้องทำสื่อเกย์แอบๆ แต่ประเทศไต้หวันอะทำซีรีส์เกย์ก็บอกว่าคือเกย์เลย นี่สินะประเทศไต้หวัน ฉันรักประเทศไต้หวัน ประเทศไต้หวันดีที่สุด
หัวเราะ@tpqhfklavfkdif
@rsycld ไปทำไมประเทศจีน ไปประเทศไต้หวันดีกว่า มีกฎหมายรองรับ
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@gmmvwo50 @merrisserlin Cheap for sure, nothing much to see besides Bangkok.
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