Choi Choi Siwon of the idol group Super Junior expressed sympathy for the Hong Kong protest and bought the reaction of China netizens.
According to the Global Times on the 25th, Choi Choi Siwon expressed sympathy on his Twitter Inc. for the recent interview of Patrick Cha Du-ri, who was seriously injured by a police officer during the Hong Kong protest.
Cha Du-ri told CNN on Monday that police had no reason to fire at him at the time, saying that he could kill people with bullets but he could not kill faith.
When this was announced, China netizens criticized Choi Siwon, such as "Do not finger without knowing anything" and "If you want to reveal your thoughts, go to Hong Kong and see the situation."
Choi Siwon deleted the relevant content and apologized formally through his own Weibo (China edition Twitter Inc.).
Choi Choi Siwon posted on Weibo that he was sorry to disappoint him, saying he only wanted riots and chaos to stop.
On the 24th, Hong Kong district councilor election, the pan-democratic camp won a landslide and the pro-Chinese defeated, and the related search was blocked in China Weibo.
This is observed to be taken into account that the results of the Hong Kong election can spread through Weibo and affect the Chinese.