Taiwan's anti-Korean sentiment is a bit ridiculous

They consume, are influenced by, and are more conscious of Korean culture than any other country in the world, yet at the same time, they suffer from more intense inferiority complexes than any other nation, conducting the most precise, stalker-like surveillance of Korea, while always using Korea as a low-level tool for their own self-gratification.
Korean cheerleaders visiting Taiwan become a sort of subject for their own brand of nationalism; they write novels in their own delusional worlds, talking about how poorly Korea treats them or mentioning things like violence and human rights. In fact, the narratives regarding these cheerleaders—from Lee Da-hye to Lee Ju-eun and up to the present—have quite diverse and complex backgrounds, but the core is always the same. It is simply a repetitive cycle of blind criticism and delusional self-gratification driven by their own competitive inferiority complex toward Korea.
Actually, "hatred" is an instinctive repulsion, like seeing feces or insects, but their emotion is closer to antagonism, hatred, and attachment rather than true hatred.
The photo is a video of a Korean cheerleader suddenly crying when an NC cheering song comes on; when they see things like that, they reflexively start spinning delusions and stories.