Korean Girl’s Sexy Webcam Video Goes Viral in China

On NetEase, Sina, Youku, Sina Weibo:

Leaked sexy video suspected of featuring a Korean host widely shared and downloaded by netizens

[July 25th], a Weibo post on the internet with an image of a sexy Korean girl attached was widely reposted and forwarded by netizens. The female in the photo is suspected of being Korean [possibly internet] host/anchor Park Nima [朴妮唛/박니마] who has become suddenly famous for the "KW7142 Lingerie" video with Chinese netizens clamoring for sources to download the video. [...]

 

According to reports, there are a total of four videos of circulating claiming to be this girl's sexy dance video with three of them having been confirmed to be fakes and only one being authentic according to netizens who have viewed it. It is approximately half and hour long, and features the girl scantily clad in lace appearing on camera flirting or seducing the camera, with netizens praising how hot her body is. In addition, someone has even set up a Baidu "Park Nima" discussion forum, the discussion forum quickly gathering over 600 members and over 6500 posts, attracting massive amounts of traffic and attention from netizens. [...]

As for the girl in the video's identity, netizens one after another have speculated that it may be Korean host/anchor Park Nima, though there is not yet any exact information to confirm her identity.

Piao Nima Park Nima?

 

 

 

 

Most of the comments about this video on the various Chinese sites are Chinese netizens asking for or offering to share the video (or a link to where they can download the video). Those providing sources for the video often receive comments of praise, saying he is a good person or may he have a long life. Here's a funny comment on Youku:

你妈妈临死前希望:

Requesting [source] you MLGB! All day idly begging for information about this girl? Can you guys give it a rest? Even if you were told who she is, what could you do about it? Could you get her into your bed? Probably download her photos, right? Have some tissue rolled up in your hands? Fantasizing and SY at the same time? Can you guys please have some other interests/hobbies? Can you all be a little more enlightened? All day requesting this information or that information, on and on, how annoying you guys are. Grow up and go find a girlfriend. Stop staying at home facing the computer YY'ing. You guys aren't young anymore, are you not worried about getting married? When you see other people going out together as couples, don't you feel any shame in your hearts?? Aren't you embarrassed to go out in public during the holidays [because you have no girlfriends/wives]? It's time to wake up~ Have some goals/ambition, okay? Oh yeah, whoever has a source, please send me one.

One of the funny comments: "…this Korean internet host/anchor's angelic face and devilish body has once again conquered innumerable single male diaosi."

The video also brings up the internet speculation that she is Park Nima but given the standardization of the faces and bodies of Korean women with the help of "Dr. Kim" (referring to plastic surgeons), it may not necessarily be strange that this girl looks similar to her.

 

 

Source:Chinasmack

 

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