Is it okay to peep into something fun?
‘Squid Game’, the Korean Netflix Original drama, topped in all 83 countries that provide Netflix. But in China, where Netflix is not provided, ‘Squid Game’ is being illegally distributed on a large scale.
Although Netflix is not provided in China, Squid Game related items are on sale on Chinese Shopping Apps, and on Weibo, hashtag #What if we play Dalgona Bbopgi in China? hit 140 million views.
China’s illegal distribution of Korean contents does not only apply to Squid Game.
According to research, China has been confirmed as the largest illegal distributor of Korean contents over the past five years. China ranked 1st with 85,000 disclosed cases among 410,000 cases.
Nowadays, as Korean wave being worldwide hit, we should tell China’s illegal distribution of Korean contents to the world and stop this from happening.
Accordingly, VANK starts a global campaign to form global public opinion to stop China’s illegal distribution of Korean contents.
In order for this to happen, VANK created global posters in Korean and English to tell of this issue through social media.
The poster starts with the title “‘Squid Game’ topped in 83 countries! Then, is it okay to peep into something fun?”, and it reports the fact of Squid Game being illegally distributed in China on a large scale, and it appeals to you to join the Global Petition to stop China’s illegal acts on Korean contents.
VANK would like to announce to the world in order to counteract not only to China’s North East Project and Culture Project, but also to China’s illegal distribution of Korean contents.
Poster Script
‘Squid Game’ topped in 83 countries!
Then, is it okay to peep into something fun?
Join the global petition to stop China’s illegal distribution of Korean contents!