TWS Hanjin, controversy over writing kimchi as 'pao cai'! Why? Hanjin's nationality, real name, and fans' reactions are all summarized!

 

 

1. Hanjin, did you write kimchi as ‘pao cai’?  
TWS Chinese member Han Jin recently caused controversy by writing kimchi as 'paocai' on a platform where he communicates with fans.

 

 

A fan When I asked, "Have you eaten?" Hanjin replied, "I ate kimchi stew" and added the word "paocai" in Chinese.

 

but The problem is that kimchi and pao cai are completely different foods.

 

Paocai is a pickled dish that originated in the Sichuan region of China. Korean kimchi is a completely separate dish, with a different fermentation method. To avoid this confusion, Korea officially changed the Chinese spelling of kimchi to 'shinchi' in 2021.

 

 

2. Why did the controversy grow? 
If this was a simple mistake, I could have just let it go, but In China, they have been continuously claiming that "Kimchi is originally Chinese food." So Korean fans cannot help but be more sensitive to each and every expression like this.

 

In particular, Professor Seo Kyung-deok also said about this controversy, "As a star, he should have considered cultural sentiments." He pointed out.

Eventually, Hanjin's comment was deleted, but the controversy had already grown as much as it could.

 

 

3. What is Hanjin’s nationality and real name?
As this controversy broke out, interest in Hanjin also skyrocketed. Han Jin is from Xinxiang City, Henan Province, China, and his real name is 韩振 (Hán Zhèn).

 

 

Born on January 5, 2006, he is currently 19 years old and his nationality is, of course, Chinese. He debuted as a Chinese member of Tours.

 

 

 

4. What was the fans’ reaction?
Currently, fan reactions are sharply divided.

 

- Korean fans: "Kimchi and pao cai are different foods, so idols who are active in Korea shouldn't make this mistake!"
- Chinese fans: "In China, kimchi is originally called pao cai. What's the problem with that?"
- Neutral fans: "It could be a mistake, but isn't it making too much of a fuss?"

 

 

It seems we will have to wait and see whether Pledis, the agency, will make an official statement.

 

5. What happens in the future?
This is not the first time there has been such controversy. There have been in the past as well. There have been many instances where Chinese idols have caused problems by writing kimchi as 'paocai'. Attention is being paid to whether Hanjin will personally explain this or whether his agency will release a statement.

 

This incident seems to have once again highlighted the need for caution regarding cultural expression.

 

K-POP stars have global influence, so they need to be more careful in this regard. .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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