Song Hye Kyo evaded taxes for 3 years, Youtuber revealed that he was ready to fight

Recently, a YouTuber named Sung Je Joon caused a stir in the Korean media when he posted a video on his personal channel titled: "After all, Song Hye Kyo is suing me too".

Specifically, Sung Je Joon revealed that he had made accusations that the actress had evaded taxes: "I have mentioned Song Hye Kyo more than any other reporter or Youtuber during the past time. It can be said that I'm the only one who points out Song Hye Kyo's problems. I'm not criticizing Song Hye Kyo but looking at her problems in a fair way.However, it seems that Song Hye's fans. Kyo was very unhappy about that.

Not long ago, an article claimed that Song Hye Kyo fandom was against the management company. The fan community announced that they will send calls and faxes to the company and demonstrate by truck. There is only one reason for this behavior. That is the management company does not care about criticism of Song Hye Kyo." At the end of the video, Sung Je Joon announced that he was ready to enter a lawsuit battle with the actress: "If Song Hye-k Kyo's side sue me, I just want to tell them to sue me immediately."

On August 19, 2014, the actress was accused of not paying taxes for 3 consecutive years starting from 2009 and the total amount has reached 2.5 billion won (46 billion dong). After being reminded, Song Hye Kyo paid the outstanding tax and accepted the penalty for breaking the law. However, in Korea, tax evasion is unacceptable, so the actress was stoned by public opinion and became a "criminal" of the entertainment industry.

Previously, the actress's fandom announced that there will be actions including protests against the management company. The reason why the fandom opposes the management company comes from many malicious comments and negative criticism about the actress's comeback through the drama "Now, We are breaking up". Some netizens are accused by the fandom of spreading unfounded rumors about Song Hye Kyo. Fans believe that the management company did not take any action to intervene and solve this problem. Since the divorce, Song Hye Kyo has been entangled in the market many times. There was even a time when she was criticized by the public at home, gradually losing sympathy and "banned" from activities in Korea.

This time, Song Hye Kyo is taking over social media thanks to the project "Now We Are Breaking Up". Expected a lot because this is Song Hye Kyo's post-divorce comeback project, but the movie was commented on as a "familiar flop" because of its depressed ratings. Fans have drawn up 3 reasons why Now We Are Breaking Up failed, making everyone nod in agreement.

The first reason is the "script". Whether it's the characters, the plot, or the storyline, Now We Are Breaking Up, looks very "old". The plot is both cliché and boring, such as brothers falling in love with the same woman; the female lead talks about an unforgettable first love; the female lead has a one-night stand with the male lead in a foreign country; The dialogue is also full of sophistry and coercion.

Obviously the intention of the film is to reflect "realism", but the overall impression is that the film is quite "myth", the twist is not attractive, making people want to fast-forward the scenes. The visuals, no matter how beautiful, can't make up for the very thin script, just a glance can make fans see the climax, and not enough to cause dramatic conflicts. This is one of the main reasons why many people give up on the movie midway.

The second reason is due to the cast. As the female lead of Now We Are Breaking Up, the failure of the film will certainly fall on the role of Song Hye Kyo. Filming for more than 20 years, but this time Song Hye Kyo still can't get out of her comfort zone. The familiar acting of the familiar sibling love theme makes fans a bit boring when watching Song Hye Kyo act. Although during the press conference, Song Hye Kyo repeatedly explained the difference between the new drama and "Boyfriend" 3 years ago, but in the eyes of the audience, there is no fundamental difference.

Her and the crew's starting point of "I want to resonate with more women in their 30s and 40s through realistic love stories" is a good starting point, but Now We Are Breaking Up is still a movie. idol at the age of 40. After a long time acting in love movies, it's time for Song Hye Kyo to boldly try to convert. If she doesn't get out of her comfort zone, Song Hye Kyo's accumulated reputation could be ruined.

Just like Song Hye Kyo, Jang Ki Yong also fell into the "swamp" of idol movies. After being discharged from the army, it was time for Jang Ki Yong to choose a more groundbreaking script. Whether it's acting skills or securing ratings, Jang Ki Yong is still not strong enough to "carry" a movie, perhaps this is one of the reasons why the rating of the new movie is not ideal.

The final cause is the manufacturer. Although director Lee Gil Book has participated in directing high-rated Korean dramas such as Romantic Doctor Kim and My Love from the Star, in fact, he was only in charge of photography before. . From the point of view of the finished product, whether it is the ability to interpret the script, the ability to communicate with the actors, and the ability to coordinate filming, the film has obvious shortcomings.

In addition, the film's post-production is heartless, the editing is fragmentary, the story arrangement has no highlights, making the episodes seem to have no content that makes people yawn. If the actors do not have chemistry, the interactive details are not creative enough and do not "pierce" the hearts of the audience, the audience's love will be greatly reduced.

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