I know it feels unfair that she's getting blamed for her ancestors, but fr the japanese occupation era was dark as hell and super sensitive. i took history major in uni so i kinda get the full picture here. sentiments differ between sea and korea. korea was colonized for 35 years (1910–1945) while indonesia was 3 years (1942–1945), so the historical trauma is on a whole different level. even in just 3 years, indonesia suffered deeply with forced labor like romusha and jugun ianfu who had to serve 10–15 soldiers a day. so you can imagine how intense 35 years of occupation was for korea. I think locals aren't just crashing out over nothing. that historical wound is still super raw, which is why it's probably best we don't invalidate how they feel asw. hopefully hayoung can resolve this situation smoothly and find the best way forward.