Southeast Network July 9 th (Straits reporter? Huang Zhu? Chen Qiaosi? Intern? Zhang) At Xiamen University Airport, he was still a little unhappy in the face of the screams of thousands of "fans"-after entering the country, the Korean artist's passport was photographed by the on-site personnel in idolize with their mobile phones. Ni Kun took off her dark glasses, waved "no" and tried to refuse the candid shot.

Ni Kun, a Chinese-Thai hybrid, is a member of South Korea's 2PM group. Yesterday 12: 56, Ni Kun appeared at the airport exit, screaming and boiling at the scene. Some of them chartered from Fuzhou, and some even came from Shenzhen just to see idols. Thousands of "fans" shouted: "Come on, Moseda! (Korean: Brother, so handsome! )"

Ni Kun, who was in a bad mood, didn't respond to the screams of "fans" and turned to leave quickly with a black face. It is reported that Ni Kun's participation in this drama in Xiamen this time is a 30-episode campus youth drama "One and a Half Summer" co-operated by China and South Korea.

Yesterday at 3pm, Ni Kun's passport information, including personal data including ID number, was posted on Weibo. This caused strong dissatisfaction among Ni Kun's "fans", who denounced online and tried to search for posters. At 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the poster automatically deleted the Ni Kun passport information he posted.