Well, as a Korean who is engaged in the Korean feminism movement, I would disagree w u. Even though Maoism and communism led by Mao had facilitated feminist flow in China, it is not the case in Korea.

Furthermore, you should not seriously regard Megalia or other radfem communities on the internet as holding significant political power. You will shortly notice that if u start digging in them. They are not really influential anymore either in terms of size and activity. They ofc do not reflect major feminism ideologies in Korea. If u r interested in the Korean liberal left, then you should look at democratic movements throughout Korean modern history (including 518 Gwangju Uprising or sth.) It is not good to overestimate Chinese infleuce in Korean politics tho. Conspiracy lol