”Queen of Tears” continues to be illegally viewed in China... University professor warns

Illegal viewing of Korean TV series in China continues. On the 23rd (today), Professor Seo Kyung-duk of Sungshin Women's University posted on his SNS, "Recently, I have noticed that illegal viewing of Korean TV series has been taking place outside of Korea.
The TV series "Queen of Tears," which has been gaining worldwide popularity through lix, is once again becoming popular for "illegal viewing" in China.
A review page for "Queen of Tears" has been created and currently there are approximately 46,000 reviews openly left there," he said, pointing out illegal viewing in China.
Professor Seo also said, “Recently, when the movie ‘The Tomb of the Dead’ was released, the Korean content market in China was very stimulating.
"Illegal viewing of videos has become commonplace now," he said. "But what's even more shocking is that no one feels any shame. If that's the case, then the Chinese authorities should continue to
Professor Seo added, "At the time of the Beijing Winter Olympics, in order to protect intellectual property rights related to the Olympic mascot and to prevent illegal distribution,
The Chinese authorities have cracked down heavily on their own citizens. It is not as if the Chinese authorities are unaware of this, but they have been tampering with the "secret viewing" of K-content.
It is true that China has been turning a blind eye to the illegal acts of its own people. Therefore, even now, the Chinese authorities should realize that they must first learn to respect the culture of other countries.
"We will have to crack down on this intensively," he said. "At the same time, we need to focus not only on creating good content, but also on protecting it around the world."
"We also need to be more mindful of building a good system that can do this."