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Look at how Lee Jae-myung’s tone changes when talking about a Chinese hacker versus an American company, Coupang. When a reporter asked why many Koreans hate China—pointing to Chinese crimes against Korea such as the Coupang data breach—Lee responded so dismissively and said: “The hacker was Chinese. So what?”...

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