i miss lay with other members

that's because of china policy. just like how Koreans idols can't promote there .unless they weren't born in korea like vernon and jessica

Why would they return when the Chinese market is providing so much more money for variety shows, endorsements etc

@@tequerer8463 some day that policy will be removed once they defeat USA.

i think he was born in SK but his parents are chinese.

@@inbpch oh thank you

Overseas Chinese. There are Chinese ethnic with Korean nationality in South Korea Like wise, there are also many Choson (Korean) ethnic in China, there's an autonomous region there. I am currently studying in Seoul, many of them come to S.Korea for studies as well. One of my classmate is also a Choson ethnic :Do

@@jasons4045 true

I believe his parents are from Shandong, which is where most Chinese immigrants in Korea are from.

Really old video she no being active since like 5 years a go

This is also before Rona happened, so that’ll give you an idea of how old it is 😅

With current relationship between two countries, even if she was active, she will have hard time in Korea with her patriotic comments

@@xgfreedom so basically the three chinese members will never perform as wjsn again? Or unless the tension between the nations simmer down

She's a solo singer and actress for now. Her best work is "Falling Into Your Smile (2021)" Wu Xuan Yi (WJSN chinese line too) is another Solo singer and actress. "Sweet Teeth (2021)" is a good one. I watched both dramas before ever knowing WJSN (See them for the 1st time on queendom 2)

He is now a naturalized Korean national. His parents are Chinese from Shandong, and during that time lots of Chinese people came to Korea Incheon.(Chinese Civil War => China divided into the mainland and Taiwan) and they were called overseas Chinese..

​@@traveler07Yeah, his nationality and citizenship is now Korean, but by blood and ethnicity, he's a full Chinese because both of his parents are Chinese. He was also born in China and only moved to Korea when he became the chef of the Chinese Embassy in Korea.

@@shinyongri No. . He was born in Wangsipli, Seongdong-gu, Seoul. (서울시 성동구 왕십리) 11JUL1959 // I'm Korean, and he said it several times on TV shows , and you will search it Internet encyclopedia.

@@traveler07 He actually said it on Master In The House, fyi.

@@shinyongri What? He said in his autobiography he was born in Wangsipli , SEOUL and had never been to Shandong Province before he became an adult. Because at that time, China and Korea did not even establish diplomatic relations. Furthermore, he described that he was so poor that he could not even finish school properly, and that he could not afford to go anywhere by boat or plane. No matter how many times You say that Lee was born in China , BUT he has already said that he was born in Wangsipli several times in Korea TV show & He also sells autobiography books at bookstores, also most Koreans know it.