When did the restrictions in Korea begin?

South Korea's ban began on July 20 14 16.

Under the influence of international relations between China, China and South Korea, the "Korean Restriction Order" refers to the direction of Korean performing arts and tourism. 2065438+At the beginning of July 2006, there were rumors in China that there was a "Korean restriction order", because the media found that Han Xing's performances after September were not approved, and the blogger @ 丯丯丯丯丯丯丯丯丯.

According to an insider, "TV stations will completely stop broadcasting any TV series and reality shows about' Korean elements'." In June165438+1October of the same year, the Korean media kept speculating that China had issued a "Korean Restriction Order". At the regular press conference on June 5438+065438+1October 2/KLOC-0, China Foreign Ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang said that he had not heard of the so-called "Korean Restriction Order".

On February 6th, the same year, at 65438, the Shanghai Municipal Administration of Culture, Radio, Film and Television approved Korean duo musicians to hold concerts in Shanghai. This is the first time since 20 16 and 10 that China has approved Korean singers to hold concerts in China.

The cause of the Korean ban

On August 4th, 20 16, Seoul Economic Daily reported that with the deployment of the Sadr system, the South Korean government's measures to restrict Korean artists and programs were fully launched, and the ban of the China State Administration of Radio, Film and Television included: prohibiting the group China from performing; Stop investing in new Korean cultural industry companies; Stop the performance of Korean idol groups with more than 6.5438+0 million viewers; It is forbidden to sign new Korean TV dramas and variety cooperation projects; Some stipulated measures, such as prohibiting Korean actors from appearing in TV dramas and broadcasting them on TV stations, have been conveyed to TV stations.

YG Entertainment, which belongs to Bigbang, told Pioneer Economy, a Korean media, "No specific notice has been received, and Bigbang has no performance arrangement in China for the time being". SM Entertainment Company, to which EXO belongs, also confirmed "lack of factual basis".

Although the above-mentioned companies can't confirm the ban, the Korean entertainment industry has generally believed that even if it is not true, it can feel the arrival of the "cold current". A news picture of "South China CCTV issued a ban on South Korea" is also widely circulated on the Korean Internet. Although it is a false picture synthesized through investigation, we can also feel the atmosphere of public opinion that has turned "Korean Wave" into "cold current".