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The online community was in an uproar.

Grandma Wang's interview video has been translated into more than a dozen languages.

It went viral on Twitter and Facebook.

The comment sections of right-wing media outlets in Japan were completely flooded with negative comments.

They originally wanted to hire online trolls to cover up the issue.

Trying to muddy the waters.

But soon.

A massive fresh force suddenly stormed into the battlefield.

Not a Western netizen.

They are not overseas Chinese.

It's not South Korean netizens.

This group of people usually dislike each other online.

This time, surprisingly, they stood on the same side.

South Korea was also a victim of Japanese aggression.

The issue of comfort women is a hurdle they can never overcome in their hearts.

Seeing the blatant lies and denial of truth by the Japanese right wing.

The anger of South Korean netizens was instantly ignited.

Their fighting power is extremely fierce.

"Damn it! These heartless beasts!"

"Our country also has many victims like Grandma Wang!"

"They died without ever receiving an apology from Japan!"

"The Japanese right wing is a cancer on humanity!"

South Korean netizens not only used offensive language.

They also started frantically releasing historical photos of crimes committed by the Japanese army on the Korean Peninsula.

The black and white photos are filled with shocking atrocities.

This left Japanese netizens speechless.

The situation on Twitter was quickly reposted to Weibo by bloggers in China.

Chinese netizens were completely stunned.

A new term quickly climbed onto Weibo's trending topics list.

Sino-Korean friendship relies on Japan.

The comments section was buzzing with excitement.

"Holy crap, these bastards look so good today!"

"They'll argue with us for three days and three nights over something as trivial as kimchi being declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but today they're actually helping us criticize Japan?"

"The enemy of my enemy is my friend."

"Compared to those beasts in Japan who don't even dare to acknowledge their history, the people of South Korea are at least somewhat human."

"I'm unilaterally declaring this: today, I'm not criticizing South Korea anymore; let's all focus our fire on Japan!"

On Chinese online forums (Baidu Tieba).

Netizens are holding a strategic meeting.

"Brothers, have you seen what's happening on the international internet?"

"Have those Koreans taken the wrong medicine today? Why are they firing so fiercely?"

"Who cares if he took the wrong medicine or not."

"All cyberattacks against South Korea are suspended today."

"All forces mobilized, cooperating with South Korean netizens, to completely overwhelm all the right-wing Twitter accounts in Japan!"

this day.

The internet witnessed an extremely surreal scene.

Chinese and South Korean netizens who usually argue fiercely on various forums.

They actually started liking each other's posts.

They forwarded each other's evidence.

Netizens from both countries share a stance against fascism and against the Japanese right wing.

An unprecedented level of understanding was reached.

This is a transnational joint boycott.

This directly propelled the topic to global prominence.

Salty Fish Entertainment Headquarters.

Yu Le sat in a large office chair.

He was holding a thermos.

The computer screen is displaying real-time public opinion data from the external network.

Old Wang pushed open the door and walked in.

His forehead was covered in sweat.

But the expression on his face was one of extreme excitement.

"Mr. Yu!"

"Our film, 'Nanjing Photo Studio,' has seen a surge in popularity overseas."

Old Wang took a breath.

He picked up the water glass on the table and took a big gulp.

"Over in South Korea."

"The three largest cinema chains in the country just sent us a joint email."

"We request the introduction of 'Nanjing Photo Studio'."

"And they promised to give it a very high screening rate."

"It will be released simultaneously in China and abroad on December 13th!"

Yu Le tapped her fingers lightly on the table.

He watched the scrolling multilingual comments on the screen.

"Reply to them."

"Approved for importation."

"Copyright fees will be charged at the normal market price, without any markup."

"But I have one condition."

Old Wang quickly took out a pen.

"Please speak."

Yu Le leaned forward slightly.

"I want this movie to be shown in South Korea uncut."

"All historical footage must be preserved in its entirety."

"If they agree, the contract can be signed today."

Old Wang nodded immediately.

"It's not just South Korea."

"Several countries in Southeast Asia have also sent requests to import it."

"Cinemas in Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand are all vying for the premiere rights."

"In North America, Mike has already secured AMC Theatres."

"Although the screening rate is not as high as in Asia."

"But it's also a rare large-scale opening for a Chinese-language film in North America."

.........

As the online flame war continues to escalate.

The popularity of "Nanjing Photo Studio" has also soared in China.

Originally, only a small group of film fans who are interested in historical films were discussing it.

just now.

The entire internet population was mobilized.

Numerous netizens left comments on the ticketing platform.

"I must go to the cinema to support them on December 13th!"

"I want to take my whole family to see it."

"Let the children know how this peace came about."

"I am utterly impressed by Mr. Yu's cultural export efforts."

A magnificent and splendid residence.

Liu Qianqian sat cross-legged on the sofa.

Holding a tablet computer in his hands.

I'm browsing Weibo right now.

Looking at those densely packed comments supporting the movie.

Looking at the screenshots of Chinese and South Korean netizens jointly denouncing Japan.

Her fingers trembled slightly.

She recalled the months she spent at the Huairou Film and Television Base.

At that time.

Everyone in the crew was carrying a heavy burden.

Everyone was holding their breath.

I just wanted to film this part of history in its truest form.

just now.

This spirit was finally conveyed to all the viewers.

Not just Chinese audiences.

And all the people of conscience in the world.

She felt that all her efforts had been rewarded in the best way.

She took a deep breath.

Open your main Weibo account.

I forwarded the black and white poster officially released by Xianyu Entertainment.

It was accompanied by a sentence.

History must not be forgotten, and the truth will never be covered up.

"On December 13th, we'll be at the movie theater, waiting for justice."