HYBEBang Si Hyuk and former ADORMin Hee Jin have a secret meeting in China... I wonder what's going on...

A man and a woman, believed to be HYBE chairman Bang Si Hyuk and Min Hee Jin, former president of HYBE's label ADOR, were spotted walking together in Shanghai, China, drawing attention.
It turns out that this was a Halloween costume worn by a Chinese couple. On the 29th, a Korean online community posted a photo of Min Hee Jin and Pan spotted in China.
A number of photos were posted and spread under the title "Bang Si Hyuk". The photos show a Chinese couple, who have recently become a hot topic in the K-pop world due to their conflict over various issues.
The woman was photographed cosplaying as Chairman Yok and former CEO Min Hee Jin. She copied the outfit and hairstyle that former CEO Min Hee Jin wore at a press conference in April this year.
He was wearing a blue baseball cap with LA written on it and a green striped T-shirt, and had long hair tied up with some hair left on the sides. The man was seen at the event where Chairman Bang Si Hyuk was spotted in the US in August this year.
He recreated the look he had at the time. He wore a blue T-shirt, beige pants, and sunglasses, completing Bang Si Hyuk's American fashion.
In addition, the two were caught in a secret meeting by a Korean entertainment media outlet, with the media's name written under the photo.
The logo was added to make it look even more realistic. Internet users in Korea who saw the photo commented, "The logo is hilarious," and "I'm reminded of the incredible influence of K-POP."
The photo was posted by a Chinese man who is active on the Chinese version of Instagram, "Little Red Book (RED)."
On the 28th of this month, the man posted on this SNS, "Min Hee Jin and Bang Si Hyuk are having a secret meeting overseas. H Company and A Label's reconciliation of the century?
"I'm sorry I ad libbed," he wrote, along with a photo of himself in cosplay.
The video shows that the day before, they ran into Korean tourists walking down the street in Shanghai dressed in cosplay like this. When the Korean tourists asked them, "Are you from Korea?", they immediately
The woman who was with him answered in fluent Korean, "No. I was an international student." The woman had studied in Korea and was likely familiar with K-POP culture.
The man also said that after his cosplay became a hot topic in Korea, he "saw it posted on Instagram (a Korean account)."
"My Korean friends also sent me messages," he said. Meanwhile, Min Hee Jin has filed a lawsuit against HYBE, the parent company of ADOR, asking for her to be reappointed as CEO.
However, the court dismissed the request on the 29th, meaning that HYBE's return as representative was unsuccessful.
With this as a starting point, we will do our best to normalize ADOR, improve multi-label operations, and support artists' activities."