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I noticed that there is no written release of the song in China. This is strange because not only are they singing in Chinese, but the label section shows the flag of Hong Kong, so it was released in China? Maybe someone can fix this and, if true, find the date of Chinese release? Thanks! Jacsam2 (talk) 23:36, 27 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Yes the album was released in the Mainland though many are actually a direct import from Hong Kong. They sing most of the songs in Mandarin and have performed the main song in the Mainlands numerous times but they mostly stayed in Taiwan much longer where they promoted the EP there as the title "Perfection" is in fact a pun on the Mandarin pronunciation of "Taiwanese woman" so they focused mostly in Taiwan during the release of this EP than in China. Also, because Siwon and Donghae were starring in the Taiwanese drama Skip Beat! at the time, the remaining six members had to stay in Taiwan in order to stay close to the two and promote there during the two months. Many of the CDs sold in the Mainland China are in fact, as I've already said, imports from Hong Kong and some came directly from Taiwan and South Korea which explains why a lot of the covers and song titles are printed in Traditional Chinese characters instead of simplified along with the informations in the packages even in the Mainlands. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Nosferatuslayer (talk • contribs) 04:18, 18 April 2012 (UTC)[reply]
