白丁

Happy BirthDay #Dow🎉🎉 #白丁 さん、誕生日おめでとうございます✨✨ 白丁さんは25歳になります😘 kpopjuice.com/member/baiding/ #Happy_Dow_day #HappyDowday #YouthWithYou3

Happy Birthday #Dow🎉🎉 Happy birthday, Mr. Baiding!✨✨ Mr. Baiding is turning 25 years old😘 kpopjuice.com/member/baiding/ #Happy_Dow_day #HappyDowday #YouthWithYou3

クズの国です。プライドとかないので日本人の振りをします。 #恥ずかしい祖国 #白丁 x.com/teruduki1113/s…

The translation of the tweet is: "It's a country of trash. Since there's no pride, we pretend to be Japanese. #EmbarrassingHomeland #Bokke"

The translation of the tweet text is: "Rather than a white demon, #white servant."

The tweet translates to: "#YusakuMaezawa, you are a #Baekjeong, right? Growing up in Japan while chanting anti-Japanese sentiments and trying to look important, but in reality, you're just a spoiled brat who can't even complain to your homeland. 👎👎👎👎👎 Hurry up and #restore your nationality, return your name to either Jeong or Kim, and go back to your hometown. Don't you miss the ultimate delicacy of your ancestors, #Hontak? 🇰🇷🇰🇵" (Note: The term "Baekjeong" refers to a historical social class in Korea, often used derogatorily.)

"I attended the Aoi Matsuri's procession ceremony. It was hot~💦 It was heavy~💦 Here’s a little behind-the-scenes glimpse☘️ #AoiMatsuri #AoiMatsuriFestival #ProcessionCeremony #Kyoto #SaioDai #Shirodai"

The translation of the tweet text is: "Or the head... #Baekjeong #Three Kneels and Nine Knockings of the Head."

The translation of the tweet is: "It's because we spread the money we earned in a foreign land to those foolish politicians!! We have already obtained both money and power." #LDP #UnificationChurch #SokaGakkai #SeongTaeSeok #Dentsu #Baekjeong #Why was the Soccer World Cup a joint event between Japan and Korea?

Let's compare the statements of #YusakuMaekawa, who is thought to be a second or third generation #Baekjeong, with the actions of Japanese people. Part 2 ①⬇ #YusakuMaekawa, it's painfully clear. The reason Japan cannot expand consumption is that, compared to other countries, there are many "mean" people in Japan who tend to drag others down.

The tweet translates to: "Aren't you living in Japan? 🙄 Can you stop manipulating impressions? I know it's impossible, but why not try applying for #nationality restoration? Are you a descendant of a Baekjeong? The impression I have is that the Korean people are liars, cowardly, only strong in vanity, and a cruel and clingy people." (Note: The translation captures the essence of the original text, but please be aware that the content may contain sensitive or controversial opinions.)

The tweet translates to: "Let's compare the statements of #YusakuMaekawa, who is thought to be a second or third generation #Baekjeong, with the actions of Japanese people. ①⬇ I understand painfully well. The reason Japan cannot expand consumption. Compared to other countries, there are many 'mean' people in Japan, and there is a strong tendency to pull others down. ②⬇ As a result of dropping my wallet." (Note: The term "白丁" (Baekjeong) refers to a historical social class in Korea, often used derogatorily. The context of the tweet may imply a negative connotation.)

The tweet translates to: "Cutting down from below #Baekjeong. Hiding our origins, we disregard the Japanese to show our pride as Koreans 💩. It's just venting frustration 💢💢. kkmyo.blog70.fc2.com/blog-entry-112…"

The translation of the tweet is: "Everything I learned was a lie! From 1948 to 1954, on Jeju Island in the Korean Peninsula, massacres of Koreans by Koreans were rampant (Jeju 4.3 Incident). 60,000 islanders were killed, and 70% of the villages were burned to the ground. It was during this time that refugees who escaped the massacre and illegally immigrated to Japan, known as #Baekjeong, became Zainichi."

The tweet text translates to: "#Baekjeong (白丁) about ⬇ pic.x.com/M2yzR9dXS6" (Note: "Baekjeong" refers to a historical social class in Korea.)