BEIJING: News about North Korea cutting off ties with Malaysia is a hot topic among Chinese Internet users.
The issue shot up to the list of the day's hottest news on the social media and news portals soon after local media reported it early on Friday .
Some people felt that the unilateral action of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea would not cause any impact.Some with overactive imaginations said Malaysians"may find missiles flying over your head one day", but this was laughed off by others, who doubted if North Korean's weapons could reach Malaysia, which is nearly 5,000km away.
Some users even praised North Korea for standing by one of its own citizens, blaming Malaysia for not putting the friendship into consideration by allowing the extradition of Mun to the United States.
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