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355 Chinese films came to South Korea, while one South Korean film went to China
The figures show 355 Chinese films came to South Korea, while one South Korean film went to China.
The time period covered by those figures is not stated in the available details.
The story also describes a 27-year-old office worker in Bucheon, South Korea, who watched more than 50 Chinese films and dramas over the past two years.
They sometimes watched Chinese dramas for 13 hours in a day and have subscribed to the Chinese streaming service iQIYI for two years.
They said they enjoy the actors and fantasy stories involving immortals and magic.
The figures point to a large difference in how many films from each country reached the other.
No next steps are stated.
A total of 355 Chinese films came to South Korea, while one South Korean film went to China.
A 27-year-old office worker in Bucheon said he had watched more than 50 Chinese dramas and films over the past two years.
He said he watched Chinese dramas for as long as 13 hours a day on weekends.
He has subscribed to the Chinese streaming platform iQiyi for two years.
- Who
- Chinese films and South Korean films.
- What
- 355 Chinese films came to South Korea, while one South Korean film went to China.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- South Korea and China.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
I like the actors who appear in Chinese content, and no country makes xianxia works featuring immortals and magic as well as China does.
This story does not have a timeline yet.
- Chinese films to South Korea
- 355
- South Korean films to China
- 1
- Films and dramas watched by Jang
- More than 50 over the past two years
- Weekend viewing
- Up to 13 hours a day
- iQiyi subscription
- Two years
Sources
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