Super Junior’s Choi Siwon Says Nationality Doesn’t Matter When It Comes to Love

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In an interview in China about his new film “To The Fore” on August 9, Super Junior‘s Choi Siwon expressed his thoughts about relationships that cross borders. During the interview, it was mentioned that Korean actor Song Seung Hun confirmed last week that he is dating his Chinese co-star Liu Yifei (Crystal Liu). Choi Siwon […]

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[viyra]

Choi Siwon once said in an interview that he won't marry someone who is not Korean - to respect his parents' wish.

[Denali]

Love&marriage in K-culture do not necessarily mix up well.

[Guest Booggy Booggello]

Love&marriage in K-culture do not necessarily mix up well.

But it's an institute you can't disparage.

[Guest Dalghi101]

Choi Siwon once said in an interview that he won't marry someone who is not Korean - to respect his parents' wish.

he is saying this in a chinese article haha he has to please his fans their right

[Guest rebrebreb]

When you are younger, it is easier to think that way I guess, but it is always better to marry someone who comes from the same background as you. Even better if you were both raised in similar countries and can, I don't know, speak to each other fluently in a way you both understand. Also citizenship issues can become a nightmare later if problems arise. Does he mean it does not matter what race the other person is? Has he even considered spiritual and cultural backgrounds too? What a headache finding the middle. I could never be with someone who was religiously or culturally devout in a direction I couldn't understand. I doubt the people in that person's life would allow it either! (he's comparing China and Korea, but I am commenting on the bigger picture: nationality issues as a whole)

[Guest pjferjack]

Asian people as a whole have more in common than not. Both Japan and Korea has followed Confucius teachings through several dynasties. Chinese culture believes in revering their elders and that family comes first. Respect of one another is commonplace. Isn't that the same for Koreans and Japanese people? So what if the nationality is different, if you truly love one another and your basic fundamental of life is similar.... you can make it work.

[Guest katiepebbles]

Sounds like this opinion is only related to dating between other Asian races. I wonder what he thinks about dating outside of his race? I am a white woman who likes Asian Males but alot of times, they seem shy and uninterested in dating outside of their race while many of the Asian females are dating white guys....hmmmm! Check out this beautiful mixed couple: http://www.abcsofattraction.com/blog/chinese-man-finds-success-marries-beautiful-wife-taking-abcs-dating-bootcamp/abcs-of-attraction-chez-amwf-wedding-10/