The official website of Lisa documentary listed Taiwan separately with the national flag, which angered China's little pink and launched a boycott

2026/09/05 15:45

Lisa's official website listed Taiwan separately and paired it with the Taiwanese flag of the Republic of China, which caused dissatisfaction among Chinese little pinks. (Photo taken from the official website)

[Reporter Qiu Yiqin/Reporting from Taipei] Lisa's personal documentary "Always Lalisa", a member of the South Korean pop group BLACKPINK, has not yet been released, but she has been accidentally involved in the "Taiwan independence" controversy recently. Some Chinese netizens discovered that "Always" When the official website of "Lalisa" opened for fans to subscribe to the latest news, "Taiwan" was listed separately in the country and region menu, with the flag of Taiwan, the Republic of China, on the front. After the screenshot was exposed, it instantly triggered the anger of the Chinese Internet. A large number of CCP pinkettes were so angry that they threatened to report Lisa for seeking Taiwan independence, and even started a boycott.

In the "CONNECT WITH LISA" subscription section of the official website of "Always Lalisa", fans can select their region after entering their email. Taiwan is displayed as "Taiwan" with the flag of the Republic of China next to it. Little pink fans in China were heartbroken and concluded that the official website regarded Taiwan as an independent country. Related topics quickly spread on Weibo and social platforms.

What’s even more outrageous is that in addition to criticizing Lisa, Chinese pinkies also pointed their finger at the Chinese brands she co-endorsed, threatening to initiate boycotts. There were even hilarious episodes in the process. Many pinkies were suspected of avoiding keyword restrictions. However, she changed her name to her Chinese name "Li Xia". Comments such as "Li Xia exceeded my expectations this time" and "Li Xia's entire solo career" appeared on Weibo one after another. After the relevant screenshots were forwarded to other social platforms, Taiwanese netizens also laughed.

In fact, "Always Lalisa" completely records the important process of developing Lisa's personal career after leaving the group framework, including the release of her first solo album "Alter Ego", participating in the third season of "White Lotus Hotel", and appearing at the Coachella Music Festival. The documentary has not yet been officially released, but the appearance of the Taiwanese and Republic of China flags on the official website sparked discussion among Chinese netizens, and once again became the focus of outside attention.