[Asia Economy Intern Reporter Lim Juhyung] On the 2nd, the JTBC entertainment program 'Love of 7.7 Billion' revealed the perspectives of the cast members interpreting infidelity.
In the first segment of the broadcast, 'Love Report,' the show covered France, which ranked first as the country that forgives a spouse's affair according to a survey conducted in over 40 countries worldwide.
Rose, a French cast member, said, "I also thought France would be number one," explaining, "There was no president who didn't have an affair. Former French President Jacques Chirac was nicknamed '5 minutes including shower' because he met many women."
She added, "Chirac served as president for 12 years and is still the most beloved president among the French people," saying, "Regardless of affairs, he did his job very well, and although we criticize, it's a private matter."
Meanwhile, Angelina Danilova, a Russian model and broadcaster, surprised those around her by saying she could understand a physical relationship between a partner and another woman.
When Maxim, representing Russia, said, "If the girlfriend has a physical affair with mutual consent, it can be understood," Angelina showed agreement. She explained, "If permission is given in advance, it can be understood," adding, "It is understandable when both parties agree."
Among Eastern countries, Japan was the only one to rank, placing 9th. Japanese cast member Mizuki said, "(Japan) is conservative and not tolerant of infidelity."
On the other hand, Umeima from Morocco said, "Morocco considers affairs a very serious crime," revealing that "If caught having an affair, one can be sentenced to up to two years in prison," which surprised those around her.
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