#YourNameEngravedHerein is a love story, but it’s also a story of shame, silence, and the heavy price of trying to live a life that isn’t yours. Watching a film about two gay men in Taiwan in the 1980s,

The #WHO added #gamingaddiction to the ICD and defined it as “increasing priority given to gaming over other activities to the extent that gaming takes #precedence over other interests and daily activities, and continuation or escalation of gaming despite the occurrence of #negativeconsequences.”

#masculinity in martial arts dramas vs. #kpop often looks different, but shares core traits.

Whether the right-wing party in Germany or the government of China: everyone is afraid of femininity, feminism or the “disappearance” of “real” masculinity. The difference between those two? China blames it on Korea.

This would have been so good for the #adaptations class last Tuesday, but no #exitticket :(
Anyway- ✨ #fanfiction ✨

#405cupsofcoffeeperyear is the average amount of coffee consumption per person in Korea. With an average of 152 cups globally, korea really stands out with a really high coffee consumption. @annbell05.bsky.social

The article “Freedom of Dress or Child Sexualization? China’s “Milky-Spicy Style” Fashion Trend Sparks Online Debate” shows how #socialmedia controls our perception of what’s okay to show on the internet. We see #rolemodels dress provocatively.

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Using social media to vote on a candidate during a protest shows clearly that the #discord community is skilled and organized enough to change the rl politics in Nepal.

foreignpolicy.com/2025/09/22/n...

#madeinchina is perceived as a label for cheap and bad quality by western audiences. Even though most of the parts for our phones, laptops etc. come from china. So we do know much of the stuff we use is #madeinchina

Hanyu Yuzuru is „the greatest male figure skater in Japanese history. His story of overcoming adversity to win Olympic gold medals has even been included in Japanese elementary and middle school textbooks.“
cm.asiae.co.kr/en/article/2...

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This video is a parody on racial stereotypes portrayed in media. It is pretty accurate on how (especially the older generation) still views Asia as a whole and their internalized racism/stereotypes.

Can Koreans expect neighbors to consume kpop but also object to seeing j/c elements in K-pop? And why not object to western elements?

@julescrn.bsky.social @annbell05.bsky.social

Suzuka was my favourite member of the video even though the video was a little cringy.