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Untitled[edit]

Why would you translate 천왕 into Emperors?

"Emperor" in the western world was typically only titled to Holy Roman Emperors, or self styled Napoleon.

천왕 can just mean someone really good at what they do, similar to 황제.

황제 literally means Emperor, but you would never call Michael Jackson The Emperor of pop, though in Korean Michael Jackson is nicknamed 팝의 황제 literally translated as The Emperor of pop.

This is because title King in Sinosphere has not always been associated with sovereign rulers, they were sometimes given to sons or cousins of the Emperor of China.

Spin-off titles[edit]

I'm thinking of creating a new article for "Baek Jong Won's Food Truck", and revert this article back to the "The Nation's Big Three", as they are essentially two different shows, the former is a spin-off of the latter, similar to "Kang's Kitchen" is a spin-off of "New Journey to the West"

This show is also spun off again in episode 117, where Baek Jong Won will be going to small restaurants to save them. So starting from that episode, if they give the show a new title, it should be a new article as well.

What do you guys think? d3j4vu ^(talk) 10:00, 3 January 2018 (UTC)[reply]