Is it cultural difference or sexual harassment that a foreign recorded program in Park Jung-soo, Choi Siwon was kissed?

As their eight-year-old fan, I'm sorry, this is naked sexual harassment. At that time, they were on a world tour of SuperShow7, and performed again in South America after four and a half years. Unfortunately, they happened to be on a Mexican talk show, and then Choi Siwon and Park Jung-soo were strongly kissed by the hostess.

I was shocked to see this news, and I was even more angry when I saw the related pictures. When you see my family's Aidou being kissed on the head by someone you don't know at work, I think everyone can understand my feelings. First Park Jung-soo was kissed on the cheek, and then Choi Siwon was directly kissed mouth to mouth. The expressions of the members in the picture were all shocked, and then they pretended to be calm afterwards. It can be seen that this "kissing scene" was not agreed by the two sides before, and Ishihara and Park Yung-soo had no obligation to cooperate with the "performance" of the female host.

You can say "it doesn't matter if you just kiss", but think about it in reverse. How would you feel if a female Aidou was strongly kissed by a male host on the show? Even if you are not a fan of the bean girl, you will think that the man is disrespectful and sexually harassing people, right? I remember that at the tucao conference, Ma Jingtao suddenly kissed Carina Lau. After the program was broadcast, the Internet was bombed and Ma Jingtao was bombarded by netizens. So in this matter, boys and girls are all the same, and we have to reject double standards.

Some people say that "South American countries are very open, so it is normal to kiss the opposite sex locally". Yes, every place has its own culture. We must respect it and do as the Romans do, but respect goes both ways. I appreciate the enthusiasm of South American countries, but please respect the culture of Asian countries. Asians are not used to having too close physical contact with strangers. As a host, should we know more about the guests before doing the program? To say the least, there is no custom of "forcing others to do intimate acts" in any country or culture, and it is totally unreasonable to whitewash peace with cultural differences.

If the hostess wants to make the program more explosive, or express her love for the members, fans don't mind some interaction that can show the enthusiasm of the South American people, but hope it will be conducted on a polite basis. There is really no point in using the "strong kiss" trick.