#Chou Tzu-yu

[banyun-gong]

周子瑜Solo

쯔위 (TZUYU) @TWICE

[lonelystreethq]

good afternoon tags! a few members would love to see more of the twice girlies, We only have Sana & Jihyo right now so everyone else is up for grabs! Not feeling one of them though? We have plenty of other idols up and open for grabs

[dear-indies]

Hi! Hope you're having a great day/night!

I need some help finding chinese women with resources between 20 and 30. They can also be mixed, as long as they are half chinese. Maybe actresses, but it's not a problem if they are singers or anything else.

Thank you so much for your help and time!

Phillipa Soo (1990) Chinese / English, Scottish, Irish, Scots-Irish/Northern Irish.

Malese Jow (1991) Chinese / English, Scottish, Cherokee.

Jessica Henwick (1992) Chinese Singaporean / English.

Zhu Xu Dan / Bambi Zhu (1992) Chinese.

Dilraba Dilmurat (1992) Uyghur.

Amanda Zhou (1992) Chinese or Taiwanese.

Baifern Pimchanok Luevisadpaibul (1992) Thai of Chinese descent.

Zeng Keni / Jenny Zeng (1993) Chinese.

Chen Fang Tong (1993) Chinese.

Bai Lu (1994) Chinese.

Ju Jing Yi (1994) Chinese.

Pat Chayanit Chansangavej (1994) Thai Chinese - "My family is Chinese. My grandparents who speak Mandarin can't even speak Thai fluently," Pat says.

Liang Jie (1994) Chinese.

Yu Shu Xin / Esther Yu (1995) Chinese.

Wang Yi Fei (1995) Chinese.

Caroline Hu (1995) Chinese.

Fernanda Ly (1995) Chinese Vietnamese.

Wan Peng (1996) Chinese.

Leah Lewis (1996) Chinese.

Chelsea Zhang (1996) Chinese.

Bridget Gao Hollitt (1996) Chinese and White.

Havana Rose Liu (1997) Chinese / White - is pansexual.

Tian Xi Wei (1997) Chinese.

Thaddea Graham (1997) Chinese.

Guan Xiao Tong (1997) Manchu Chinese.

Zhao Lu Si (1998) Chinese.

Curley Gao (1998) Ughyur / Han Chinese.

Zhang Miao Yi (1998) Chinese.

Sun An Ke (1998) Chinese.

Brianne Tju (1998) Chinese / Indonesian.

Song Zu Er (1998) Chinese.

Cheng Xiao (1998) Chinese.

Song Yu Qi (1999) Chinese.

Landy Li (1999) Chinese.

Laufey (1999) Chinese / Icelandic.

Sun Zhen Ni (2000) Chinese.

Ningning (2002) Chinese.

Madison Hu (2002) Chinese.

also because Hongkonger and Taiwanese folks get no rep!

Stephanie Hsu (1990) Taiwanese.

Jen Van Epps (1990) African American / Taiwanese.

Kristina Tonteri-Young (1998) Hongkonger / Finnish.

Jessie Mei Li (1995) Hongkonger / English - is a gender non-conforming woman who uses she/they.

Snowbaby (1996) Taiwanese.

Lauren Tsai (1998) Taiwanese / Polish, Italian, English, German, Irish.

Chou Tzu Yu (1999) Taiwanese.

Yeh Shu Hua (2000) Taiwanese.

Piploy Kanyarat Ruangrung (2000) Thai of Taiwanese descent.

Here you go!

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[TRAD ITA] 240516 POST INSTAGRAM DI RPWPRPWPRPWP:

"@.rkive @.bts.bighitofficial #Comebacktome #RM

Sunset Rollercoaster - Come back to me (Canzone originale by RM dei BTS)

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Cover di ‘Come back to me’ sessione dal vivo

Direttore - Kvnloverboy @.kvnloverboy

Operatore di camera 1 - Kvnloverboy

Operatore di camera 2 - Sam Chen

Operatore di camera 3 - Chou Tzu Chun

Operatore di camera 4 - Jason Suen

Supervisore - Jia Hao Liu

Assistente supervisore - Jade Lin

Assistente - Ross Chang

Equipaggiamento luci - Gafferland

Edit & Grade - Kvnloverboy

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Riarrangiato da Sunset Rollercoaster

Registrato, mixato e masterizzato da Yuchain Wang @ Morisound Studio @.mori.sound

Assistito da Marcus Chiang and Bert Yen

Voce, acustica e chitarra - Tseng Kuo Hung

Voce, sassofono - Huang Hao Ting

Voce, batteria - Lo Tsun Lung

Basso elettrico - Chen Hung Li

Tastiera, sintetizzatore - Wang Shao Shuan

Artist Manager - Ying Jia Lin

Assistente - Ji Guan Yu

Stilista - Kevin Lin @.4d_1

Parrucchiere - Eason Chen @.eason_chen1223

Assistente parrucchiere - QuQ

Ringraziamento speciale a @.redly.coffee

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‘Come back to me’

Prodotto da OHHYUK (OHHYUK, Kuo di Sunset Rollercoaster, JNKYRD @.jnkyrder , RM @.rkive , San Yawn @.kangghettodaewang )

Chitarra - OHHYUK, Kuo di Sunset Rollercoaster

Basso - Kuo from Sunset Rollercoaster @.sunsetrollercoaster

Batteria - INWOO LEE @.inuyashaismygod

Programmatore - OHHYUK @.hyukoh2000

Cori - OHHYUK, Kuo di Sunset Rollercoaster

Arrangiamento voci & rap - OHHYUK, RM

Ingegneri del suono - Cho Sang-hyun, Oh Hye-seok @ M.O.L STUDIOS @.molstudios

Editing Pre-Mix - James Fouren @ Studio REF @.jamesfouren

Ingegnere del mixaggio - Mikaelin ‘Blue’ BlueSpruce @ Lounge Studios, NYC @.mixedbyblue

Ingegnere del mastering - Joe LaPorta @ Sterling Sound @.jlaportamasters"

Traduzione a cura di Bangtan Italian Channel Subs (©ImVali)

[luminouslumity]

I would've done this way sooner, but I wanted to wait for all of the episodes to come out in English first before I finally did, including the special! So, without further ado, here's a summary on the villains for S4! And much like last time, I'm going off of the order they'd appeared in the book.

YELLOW ROBE DEMON (黃袍怪)

I've actually technically covered Yellow Robe a few times already, but to quickly reiterate, the Pilgrims meet him after Tang Sanzang banishes Sun Wukong for him killing three supposedly innocent people (really the White Bone Spirit in disguise), he quickly incapacitates them, Pigsy goes to get Wukong back, Monkey goes to rescue Sanzang, finds out that he's actually a celestial named Kui Mulang (奎木狼) who wished to be reunited with his beloved Yunü (玉女) after they were separated upon her reincarnation as Princess Baihuaxiu (百花羞), who he had also previously kidnapped. Monkey eventually has Yellow Robe apprehended and returned to Heaven, the princess returns to her family, and Wukong happily rejoins the group.

GOLDEN WINGED GREAT PENG (金翅大鵬雕), AZURE LION, (青毛獅子), AND YELLOW TOOTHED ELEPHANT (黃牙老象)

And now onto the main trio first!

Before the big confrontation with all three, Azure Lion actually appears in an earlier chapter as the Lion-Lynx Demon (獅猁怪), who had killed the ruler of the kingdom of Wuji (烏雞國) after throwing him down a well and ends up impersonating him for the next three years (cue Among Us jokes) before he's finally confronted by the Pilgrims after the king's ghost informs them of the impostor sitting on his throne. After the king's brought back to life thanks to the Lao Tzu's Pill of Immortality, the group go to expose the demon, who then disguises himself as Tang Sanzang, but it doesn't take long for his cover to be blown when he can't recite the Tight-Fillet Spell.

Before any fighting can commence, however, they're interrupted by Lion-Lynx's owner, the bodhisattva Mañjuśrī, who goes on to explain that his steed was actually meant to be an obstacle for the Pilgrims in order to test their resolve before adding that the king had actually had him tied up and thrown into a river for three days and nights, leading to Lion-Lynx seeking retribution on his master's behalf.

The next time we see him, he's residing in in Lion Camel Cave (獅駝洞) at Lion Camel Ridge (獅駝嶺) with Peng and Yellowtusk. Sun Wukong first learns about them from one of their minions, Xiaozuanfeng (小鑽風), after—say it with me now—the Pilgrims get captured! Unlike the show, however, Peng seems to be the one in charge rather than Azure. Either way, Monkey manages to call upon Ao Shun (敖順), the Dragon King of the North Sea, for assistance, but Wukong is the only one who manages to completely escape their grasp and a rumor quickly spreads that Sanzang had been eaten alive.

After mourning and blaming Buddha for this latest predicament, Monkey goes to ask the Patriarch himself for advice, which Buddha proceeds to explain that not only is the lion demon the same one he and the others had encountered before, but much like Lion-Lynx, Peng and Yellowtusk have a connection to Hinduism as well, with Yellowtusk being the steed of the bodhisattva Viśvabhadra, while Peng is none other than a brother to the peacock Mahāmāyūrī, and long story short, this technically makes him and Buddha family.

For further context, to quote Anthony Yu:

Tathāgata said, “At the time when Chaos parted, Heaven opened at the epoch of Zi, Earth developed at the epoch of Chou, and Man came into existence at the epoch of Yin.

When Heaven and Earth mated,

Then myriad things were born.

The myriad things consisted of beasts and fowl: of the beasts, the unicorn was the head, and the phoenix was the head of the fowl. After having been fertilized by the aura of procreation, the phoenix also gave birth to the peacock and the great roc. When the peacock first came into the world, it was a most savage creature, able to devour humans. In fact, it could suck in a human being with one breath from a distance of some forty miles. I was on top of the Snow Mountain, having just perfected my sixteen-foot diamond body, when the peacock sucked me into his stomach. I could have escaped through his anal passage, but fearing that my body might be defiled, I cut my way out through his back and rode him back to the Spirit Mountain. I was about to take his life, but the various buddhas stopped me with the observation that to hurt the peacock would be like hurting my own mother. That was why I detained him at the mountain instead and appointed him Buddha-Mother, the Bodhisattva Mahārāja Mayūra. Since the great roc had the same parent as the peacock, it could be said that he was somewhat related to me.”

On hearing this, Pilgrim said with a smile, “Tathāgata, according to what you’ve told me, you should be regarded as the nephew of that monster-spirit!”

The three demons are then subdued by Buddha, Mañjuśrī, and Viśvabhadra, and Sanzang of course turns out to still be alive, albeit trapped in an iron chest, which Monkey quickly frees him from. The Pilgrims then carry on with their journey to the West afterwards.

[wysteriahigh-rpg]

⛧ A-B-C-D ⛧

Anatchaya Suputhipong (Natty) - Brekker

Anton Lee - Gaku

Bae Joo Hyun (Irene) - Aqua

Barbara Palvin - Stone

Cha Eun Woo - Garfield

Chittaphon Leechaiyapornkul (Ten) - Kira

Cho Mi Yeon - Serenade

Choi Beom Gyu - Destrie

Choi Soo Bin - Labyrinth

Choi Ye Na - BILLIE

Choi Yeon Jun - BILLIE

Chou Tzu Yu - soul

⛧ E-F-G-H ⛧

Fukutomi Tsuki - Brekker

Han Dong Min (Taesan) - Helyg

Han Yu Jin - Mimi

Hanni Pham - Labyrinth

Hong Eun Chae - Hina

Hwang Hyun Jin - Avalond

Hwang Ye Ji - soul

Kai Kamal Huening - Wari

⛧ I-J-K-L ⛧

Jake Shim - Gaku

Jang Won Young - Wari

Jeong Jun Ho - Rancid

Jeong Yun Oh (Jaehyun) - Mei

Jo Yuri - Baptism

Johnny Seo - Riv

Kim Dong Hyun (Lee Han) - Iridescent

Kim Jennie - Labyrinth

Kim Ji Woong - Howling

Kim Ji Soo - Zodiac

Kim Jong In - Kazu

Kim Min Ji - Helyg

Kim Min Jeong - BILLIE

Kim Sun Woo (Sunoo) - Helyg

Lalisa Manoban - Starlight

Lee Hee Seung - Rancid

Lee Ju Yeon - Helyg

Lee Min Ho (Lee Know) - Shota

Lee Tae Min - AKJ

⛧ M-N-O-P ⛧

Myoui Mina - Wari

Nakamoto Yuta - Ganamides

Ning Yi Zhou - Sillhvee

Nishimura Riki - Wari

Nakamura Kazuha - Bambi

Park Gun Wook - Silvergray

Park Sung Hoon - Baptism

Park Won Bin - Pierrot

⛧ Q-R-S-T ⛧

Park Jong Seong (Jay) - Mimi

Scarlet Leithold - Stone

Seol Yoon Ah - sweet.bubbles

Shen Quan Rui (Ricky) - Pantenom

Shin Ryu Jin - Gato

Son Chae Young -Gato

Song Ha Young - sakura

Sung Han Bin - BLOSSOM

⛧ U-V-W ⛧

Wen Junhui - soul

⛧ X-Y-Z ⛧

Ye Shuhua - Kuromi

Yang Jung Won - Brekker

Yoo Ji Min - amnesia

Zhang Hao - Mimi

⛧ FAMILIAS CANON ⛧

Dracul - Wari

De Nile - Brekker

Emberfall - Rancid

Pierrot - Rivers

[libertariantaoist]

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DAILY SELECTIONS FROM LAO-TZU’S TAO TE CHING — DECEMBER 5, 2023

“When the Great Way disappears we meet kindness and justice when reason appears we meet great deceit when the six relations fail we meet obedience and love when the country is in chaos we meet upright officials”

-Lao-tzu- (Taoteching, verse 18, translation by Red Pine)

Connecting this with the previous verse, WEI YUAN says, “What people love and praise are kindness and justice. What people fear is reason. And what people despise is deceit.”

SUNG CH’ANG-HSING says, “It isn’t the Great Way that leaves Humankind and goes into hiding. it’s Humankind that leaves the Great Way and replaces it with kindness and justice.”

SU CH’E says, “When the Great Way flourishes, kindness and justice are at work. But people don’t realize it. Only after the Great Way disappears, do kindness and justice become visible.”

WANG AN-SHIH says, “The Way hides in formlessness. Names arise from discontent. When the Way hides in formlessness, there isn’t any difference between great or small. When names arise from discontent, we get distinctions such as kindness, justice, reason, and so forth.”

HO-SHANG KUNG says, “When the kingdom enjoys peace, no one thinks about kindness, and the people are free of desire. When the Great Way prevails, kindness and justice vanish, just as the stars fade when the sun appears.”

MENCIUS says, “Kindness means dwelling in peace. Justice means taking the right road” (Mencius: 4A.10).

TE CH’ING says, “Reason is what the sage uses to order the kingdom. It includes the arts, measurements, and laws. In the High Ages, people were innocent, and these were unknown. In the Middle Ages, people began to indulge their feelings, and rulers responded with reason. And once reason appeared, the people responded with deceit.”

WANG PI says, “The six relations are between father and son, elder and younger brothers, husband and wife. When these six relations are harmonious, the country governs itself, and there is no need for obedience, love, or honesty.”

WANG P’ANG says, “During a virtuous age, obedience and love are considered normal. Hence, no one is called obedient or loving. Nowadays, when someone is obedient or loving, we praise them. This is because the six relations are no longer harmonious. Moreover, when peace prevails, everyone is honest. How can there be honest officials?

CH’ENG HSUAN-YING says, “When the realm is at peace, loyalty and honesty are nowhere to be seen. Innocence and virtue appear when the realm is in chaos.”

LI JUNG says, “During the time of the sage emperors Fu Hsi and Shen Nung, there was no mention of officials. It was only during the time of the despots Chieh and Chou that we begin to hear of ministers such as Kuan Lung-feng and Pi Kan.”

WU CH’ENG says, “Shao Juo-yu assigns these four divisions to emperors, kings, the wise, and the talented.”

CHUANG-TZU says, “When springs dry up, fish find themselves in puddles, spraying water on each other to keep each other alive. Better to be in a river or lake and oblivious of one another” (Chuangtzu: 6.5).

[afashionz]

Top 10 Hottest Female Singers of South Korea

Top Ten Hottest Female Singers of South Korea

South Korea is renowned for its vibrant music industry and stunning female performers. Here's a look at the top ten hottest female singers in South Korea, celebrated for their beauty, talent, and fame both domestically and internationally.

10. Tzuyu Tzuyu, born Chou Tzu-yu, is a Taiwanese singer who gained prominence in South Korea as a member of the K-pop girl group TWICE. Known for her striking beauty, she made headlines in 2015 for holding the Republic of China flag, which drew significant attention in China. Tzuyu remains one of the hottest female singers in South Korea.

9. E-Young (Noh Yi-Young) E-Young, born Noh Yi Young, is a versatile Korean pop singer and a member of the girl group After School. Renowned for her musical skills, she plays multiple instruments including the guitar, piano, and violin. E-Young has won numerous awards for her performances and remains a prominent figure in K-pop.

8. Jun Hyoseong Jun Hyoseong, also known simply as Hyoseong, is a well-known singer and actress in South Korea. Born on October 13, 1989, she gained fame through Mnet’s "Battle Shinhwa" and debuted with her group in 2009. Hyoseong began her solo career in 2014 and continues to captivate audiences with her talent and beauty.

7. Lee Kaeun Lee Kaeun, a popular pop singer born on August 20, 1994, in Seoul, is a member of the girl group After School. She made her debut with the group on their fifth single, "Flashback," and is known for her attractive appearance and strong stage presence.

6. Lee Joo-Yeon Lee Joo-Yeon, commonly known as Jooyeon, is a former member of After School and a notable actress. Born on March 19, 1987, in Seoul, she gained recognition for her roles in dramas like "Smile Again" and continues to be celebrated for her beauty and talent.

5. Kim Jungah Kim Jungah, also known as Jung Ah, is a prominent South Korean singer and former leader of After School. Born on August 2, 1983, in Incheon, she made her debut with After School in 2008 and has been recognized for her vocal abilities and leadership within the group.

4. Kahi (Park Ji-Young) Park Ji-Young, better known by her stage name Kahi, is a celebrated singer, dancer, and actress. Born on December 25, 1980, in Daegu, she was the leader of After School before launching a successful solo career. Kahi is admired for her stunning looks and dynamic performances.

3. Raina (Oh Hye-Rin) Oh Hye-Rin, known by her stage name Raina, is a South Korean singer and songwriter. As a member of After School and the head of the sub-unit Orange Caramel, she gained fame for her captivating performances and beauty. Born on May 7, 1989, in Ulsan, Raina continues to impress with her solo work.

2. Uee (Kim Yu-Jin) Kim Yu-Jin, or Uee, is a popular singer and actress known for her role in After School from 2009 to 2017. Born on April 9, 1988, in Jung District, South Korea, Uee has also made a name for herself in television dramas such as "Queen Seondeok" and "Marriage Contract," earning her a spot among South Korea's most admired celebrities.

1. Lizzy (Park Soo-ah) Park Soo-ah, known as Lizzy, is a beautiful South Korean singer and actress who first gained fame as a member of After School in 2010. Lizzy has also appeared in various television dramas, including "All My Love" and "Angry Mom," and continues to be celebrated for her beauty and acting skills.

These talented and stunning women have made significant contributions to South Korea's entertainment industry, capturing the hearts of fans around the world with their remarkable abilities and captivating presence

[goalhofer]

2024 olympics Taiwan roster

Archery

Yu-Hsuan Tai (Taipei)

Chih-Chun Tang (Taipei)

Zih-Siang Lin (Taipei)

Tsai-Chi Li (Taipei)

Yi-Ching Chiu (Taipei)

Chien-Ying Lei (Taipei)

Athletics

Chun-Han Yang (Yuli Xiāng)

Ming-Yang Peng (Hsinchu Xiàn)

Yu-Tang Lin (Penghu)

Bo-Ya Zhang (Hsinchu)

Badminton

Tien-Chen Chou (Taipei)

Yang Lee (Kaohsiung)

Chi-Lin Wang (Taipei)

Hong-Wei Ye (Taichung)

Tzu-Ying Tai (Kaohsiung)

Chia-Hsin Lee (Kaohsiung)

Boxing

Chia-Wei Kan (Taipei)

Chu-En Lai (Pingtung Xiàn)

Hsiao-Wen Huang (Taipei)

Yu-Ting Lin (Taipei Xiàn)

Shih-Yi Wu (Taipei)

Nien-Chin Chen (Hualien Xiàn)

Breakdancing

Chen Sun (Taipei)

Canoeing

Shao-Hsuan Wu (Taipei)

Kuan-Chieh Lai (Taipei)

Chu-Han Chang (Taichung)

Fencing

Yi-Tung Chen (Taipei)

Golf

Cheng-Tsung Pan (Bellevue, Washington)

Chun-An Yu (Scottsdale, Arizona)

Pei-Yun Chien (Taipei)

Wei-Ling Hsu (Taipei)

Gymnastics

Chia-Hung Tang (Taipei)

Hua-Tien Ting (Taipei)

Judo

Yung-Wei Yang (Taichung)

Chen-Hao Lin (Taipei)

Chen-Ling Lien (Taipei)

Shooting

Meng-Yuan Lee (Taipei)

Kun-Pi Yang (Taipei)

Heng-Yu Liu (Taipei)

Wan-Yu Liu (Taipei)

Ai-Wen Yu (Taoyuan)

Chia-Chen Tien (Hsinchu)

Chia-Ying Wu (Taipei)

Yi-Chun Lin (Taoyuan)

Swimming

Kuan-Hung Wang (Taipei)

An-Chi Han (Taipei)

Table tennis

Cheng-Jui Kao (Taipei)

Yun-Ju Lin (Taipei)

Chih-Yuan Chuang (Kaohsiung)

Tung-Chuan Chien (Taipei)

I-Ching Cheng (Tainan Chéngshì)

Szu-Yu Chen (Taipei)

Taekwondo

Chia-Ling Lo (Taipei)

Tennis

Su-Wei Hsieh (Taipei)

Chia-Yi Tsao (Taipei)

Hao-Ching Chan (Taipei)

Yung-Jan Chan (Taipei)

Weightlifting

Wan-Ling Fang (Taipei)

Hsing-Chun Kuo (Yilan Chéngshì)

Wen-Huei Chen (Taipei)

[nniccolx]

Week 11: Digital Citizenship and Conflict: Social Media Governance

welcome back to nn’s blog ˙✧˖° 🌐 ♡₊˚

Hello my lovely peeps! Today, we’re diving into a juicy topic that's super relevant in our digital age – Digital Citizenship and Conflict: Social Media Governance. Now let’s dive into it!

Hello my lovely peeps! Today, we’re diving into a juicy topic that's super relevant in our digital age – Digital Citizenship and Conflict: Social Media Governance. Now let’s dive into it!

So, what’s digital citizenship? Imagine it as being a good neighbor, but online. It’s about being responsible, respectful, and aware of your actions and their impact on the digital community. With the rise of social media, our digital footprints are more significant than ever.

A real quick question -ˋˏ✄┈┈┈┈

Have you ever seen a fight on Twitter or a troll causing trouble in Instagram comments?

As for me, I have seen this before. It’s like the wild west out there sometimes. This is where social media governance steps in. Imagine it as the cop in town, setting rules and ensuring everyone be nice.

Social media platforms like Facebook, X, and Instagram have their own sets of community guidelines. They’re there to keep the peace, but enforcing these rules is not that easy. Remember the chaos during the US elections, or the spread of misinformation about COVID-19? These instances highlighted the urgent need for better governance (Guess, Nyhan & Reifler 2020).

Take Twitter as an example. It has a reputation for sometimes failing to deal with hate speech and harassment. But in recent years, they have put their efforts to counter these problems, implementing stricter regulations and even banning high-profile accounts when necessary (Matamoros-Fernández 2017). Meanwhile, Facebook’s struggle with fake news has led to collaborations with fact-checkers to flag false information (Tandoc, Lim & Ling 2020).

Now, let’s dive into the world of entertainment, where digital conflict can be just as intense.

In 2016, Tzuyu from TWICE received a huge wave of online hate simply because she held up a Taiwanese flag on a TV show. This simple act was seen as a political statement, leading to intense backlash from Chinese netizens. Tzuyu, she's only 16 at the time, had to apologize publicly, showing how online conflicts can impact individuals deeply and quickly escalate due to nationalistic sentiments and lack of digital etiquette (Kwak & Kim 2017).

The Straits Times reported the news about Tzuyu apologize for waving a Taiwanese flag

Similarly, Jennie from BLACKPINK is another example. She’s been at the center of various online hate campaigns, especially due to her dating scandals. In 2021, when rumors surfaced about her dating G-Dragon from BIGBANG, she received a barrage of negative comments. These online attacks highlighted the dark side of social media, where privacy is often invaded, and personal matters become public spectacles. The relentless scrutiny and hate can take a toll on mental health, showcasing the need for better social media governance to protect individuals from harassment (Chae 2018).

Dating rumors about BLACKPINK's Jennie & BigBang's G-Dragon

What about us? As a user, we play a crucial role too. Practicing good digital citizenship means calling out misinformation when we see it, reporting abusive behavior, and promoting positive interactions. It’s about creating a space where everyone feels safe and respected.

So, what’s the takeaway? Social media governance is essential for maintaining a healthy digital environment.

"As digital citizens, it’s our responsibility to contribute positively and hold these platforms accountable."

Now after finishing my blog, what's your thoughts on social media governance? Share your stories in the comments below, I'd definitely like to hear about it!

Stay tuned for my next blog, bye!

Reference

Chae, J. 2018, 'Re-examining the relationship between social media and happiness: The effects of various social media platforms on reconceptualized happiness', Telematics and Informatics, vol. 35, no. 6, pp. 1656-1664.

Guess, A., Nyhan, B. & Reifler, J. 2020, 'Exposure to untrustworthy websites in the 2016 US election', Nature Human Behaviour, vol. 4, pp. 472-480.

Kwak, H. & Kim, J. 2017, 'A cultural critique of the fandom around K-pop idols', International Journal of Communication, vol. 11, pp. 2570-2590.

Matamoros-Fernández, A. 2017, 'Platformed racism: The mediation and circulation of an Australian race-based controversy on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube', Information, Communication & Society, vol. 20, no. 6, pp. 930-946.

Tandoc, E.C., Lim, Z.W. & Ling, R. 2020, 'Defining “fake news”: A typology of scholarly definitions', Digital Journalism, vol. 6, no. 2, pp. 137-153.

[banyun-gong]

周子瑜 쯔위 (TZUYU) (@thinkaboutzu)

1999年6月14日 Taiwan T170cm @TWICE

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Sunset Rollercoaster - Come back to me (Original song by RM of BTS)

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‘Come back to me’ cover Live Session

Director - Kvnloverboy @kvnloverboy

Cam Op 1 - Kvnloverboy Cam Op 2 - Sam Chen Cam Op 3 - Chou Tzu Chun Cam Op 4 - Jason Suen

Gaffer - Jia Hao Liu Best Boy - Jade Lin Best Boy Grip - Ross Chang Lighting Equipment - Gafferland

Edit & Grade - Kvnloverboy

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Rearraneged by Sunset Rollercoaster Recorded, mixed and mastered by Yuchain Wang @ Morisound Studio @mori.sound Assisted by Marcus Chiang and Bert Yen

Vocal, Acoustic Guitar - Tseng Kuo Hung Vocal, Saxophone - Huang Hao Ting Vocal, Drums - Lo Tsun Lung Electric Bass - Chen Hung Li Keys, Synth - Wang Shao Shuan

Artist Manager - 應佳霖 Ying Jia Lin Assistant - 紀冠宇 Ji Guan Yu Stylist - 林禹丞 Kevin Lin @4d_1 Hair Stylist Artist - 陳冠麟 Eason Chen @eason_chen1223 Hair Stylist Artist Assistant - 秋萸QuQ

Special Thanks 紅利咖啡 @redly.coffee

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‘Come back to me’

Produced by OHHYUK (OHHYUK, Kuo from Sunset Rollercoaster, JNKYRD @jnkyrder , RM @rkive , San Yawn @kangghettodaewang )

Guitar - OHHYUK, Kuo from Sunset Rollercoaster

Bass - Kuo from Sunset Rollercoaster @sunsetrollercoaster

Drum - INWOO LEE @inuyashaismygod

Programming - OHHYUK @hyukoh2000

Background Vocals - OHHYUK, Kuo from Sunset Rollercoaster

Vocal & Rap Arrangement - OHHYUK, RM

Recording Engineers - 조상현, 오혜석 @ M.O.L STUDIOS @molstudios

Pre-Mix Editing - James Fouren @ Studio REF @jamesfouren

Mix Engineer - Mikaelin ‘Blue’ BlueSpruce @ Lounge Studios, NYC @mixedbyblue

Mastering Engineer - Joe LaPorta @ Sterling Sound @jlaportamasters

[darcienne]

GODDESS OF LOVE.

Full Name: Judithia Darciénne Seinne

Nick Name: Judith/Seinne

PDOB: Jakarta, December 21st, 1998

Nationality: Indonesian

Zodiac Sign: Sagittarius

Blood Type: A

MBTI: ISTJ

Height: 170 cm

Occupation: Entrepreneur

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Stage Name: Tzuyu

Birth Name: Chou Tzu Yu

Nationality: Taiwanese

Birthday: June 14th, 1999

Zodiac Sign: Gemini

Official height: 170 cm

Blood Type: A

Group: TWICE

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• Mitzu

• The hat at the station

• Feito dia: 02/12/20