Korean actress Ryu Hye Young recently traveled to Shanghai, China and posted some commemorative photos on her social media.
However, among the everyday photos taken by Ryu Hye Young, there are 2 photos that have angered Chinese netizens.
A photo of the actress taking a delivery staff sleeping on a motorbike on the side of the road. The remaining photo shows the street with a lot of plastic bottle waste thrown into the pot of trees.
Although Ryu Hye Young did not comment on these photos, it has made many Chinese netizens unhappy. They said that the Korean star is mocking the local situation in Shanghai.
Ryu Hye Young's post quickly caused a huge wave of outrage across Chinese social networks. Many people questioned her true intentions when posting controversial photos. Some comments criticized the actress for being insensitive and disrespectful to others.
As the wave of protests grew, Ryu Hye Young deleted the post from her Instagram account.
But the controversy did not subside. Many netizens have said they will call for a boycott of the actress if she does not officially apologize. Currently, Ryu Hye Young is still silent.
Ryu Hye Young was born in 1991, famous for her role as Sung Bo Ra - Duk Sun's (Hyeri) sister - in the hit Korean drama " Reply 1988".
Sung Bo Ra is a student with personality, intelligence, often arguing with her younger sister but is active in protest movements, and hidden behind her cold appearance is the thought of silently sacrificing to protect her parents.
Bo Ra's relationship with Sun Woo (Go Kyung Pyo) - the warm neighbor is also loved by many audiences.
Recently, Ryu Hye Young returned to the small screen with 2 new projects with different colors.
In the movie Law and The City (Vietnamese title: Seocho Ward Lawyer), she plays Bae Mun Jeong - a companion of the four lawyers Ahn Ju Hyeong (Lee Jong Suk), Kang Hui Ji (Moon Ga Young), Cho Chang Won (Kang You Seok), Ha Sang Gi (Im Seong Jae) in work and life. Ryu Hye Young's short hair look received positive feedback.
In the film The Nice Guy (Vietnamese title: The Great-grandson), the actress plays Park Seok Hee - Park Seok Chuls (Lee Dong Wooks) younger sister - the eldest nephew in a third-generation black family.
