Famous for the land of Jingchu, during the Spring and Autumn Warring States period, there were about 500 countries scattered throughout the country, and these countries were merged into one under continuous conquest and annexation, and in the late Warring States period, there was only one princely state, which was the State of Chu, and now all the territory of Hubei was in the State of Chu.
Hubei is the birthplace of Chu culture, cultivated a large number of historical figures such as Qu Yuan, Laozi, Zhuangzi, etc., there are historical attractions such as Chibi, Jingzhou, Changshanpo, etc., here is also the place where China's last feudal dynasty was overthrown, Hubei is a page in China's history.
Hubei is located in central China, not like the coastal area and South Korea is close, Wuhan is more than 2,000 kilometers away from Seoul, but who ever thought that Hubei actually had an impact on distant South Korea, South Korea's national flag, capital, place names and hubei culture collided, is this a coincidence or deliberate?
Koreans trace their own history, they will find that they chased after the history of China, the origin of Korea in the Chinese Zhou Dynasty period, in 1050 BC, the Zhou Dynasty Shang, the uncle of the King of Sui did not want to eat the things grown in the land of the Zhou Dynasty, with a population of 2,000 households ran to the Korean Peninsula, he wiped out the local indigenous people, occupied the land as king, and established the Ji Marquisate. According to the "Chronicle of History", King Wu of Zhou knew that Mizi was in Korea, did not pursue him, and also made him the monarch of Joseon, known in history as "Mizi Joseon".
In the 1st and 2nd centuries AD, the Korean Peninsula appeared in the situation of "Mahan, Tatsuhan, and Benhan", and the "Han" of Korea came from here. South Korea from the beginning of the Mizi Joseon to learn the Central Plains culture, learn the Interests and systems of the Shang Dynasty brought here by the Mizi, as well as the advanced farming, breeding, smelting bronze and other technologies brought by the Mizi, after the Mizi Joseon Era, South Korea still can not change to learn Chinese culture, their national flag, capital, place names are deliberately learning Chinese culture.
South Korea in 1949 finalized the style of their national flag, they take Tai Chi as the main body of the flag, but it is not exactly similar to Tai Chi, Tai Chi Bagua, they changed to four Gua, Tai Chi Yin Yang two instruments have fish eyes, these two fish eyes represent the meaning of mutual transformation and mutual penetration, they changed it, but the clear-eyed people know that South Korea is based on Tai Chi designed their flag.
Although Koreans always claim that Tai Chi is plagiarized by our country, the whole world knows that Tai Chi originated in China. Taiji is a Taoist cultural element, from the Zhou Yi, while Hubei is a sacred place of Taoism, Wudang Mountain is also a famous Taoist mountain, and Hubei has unconsciously influenced the national flag of Koreans.
The older generation of Chinese are used to calling the capital of South Korea Seoul, the former capital of South Korea was called Seoul, in 1394, the Joseon Dynasty monarch Lee Sung-gye moved the capital to Hanyang, he admired China, changed Hanyang to Seoul, the name Seoul lasted for more than 600 years, after the founding of the Republic of Korea felt that it had its own culture, it implemented a series of de-Sinicization measures, one of which was to change Seoul to Seoul in 2005.
Hanyang China also had one before, but China's Hanyang earlier than North Korea, as early as 606 Wuhan had a Hanyang City, coincidentally South Korea not only Hanyang a place collided with Wuhan, Wuhan xiangyang, Gangneung, Danyang can all be found in South Korea, so that many Chinese tourists went to South Korea and thought that they did not go abroad.
South Korea not only place names collide with Wuhan, the same is true of rivers, Wuhan and South Korea have a very famous river, that is, the Han River, South Korea was once afraid that their people would link the Han River with the Chinese Han Dynasty, planning to change the Han River to "Han River", but the South Koreans did not agree, the "Han River" plan was in vain. If it weren't for this article, perhaps the people of Wuhan would not have found that their city has so many cultural influences on South Korea, in fact, other countries in Asia have been more or less influenced by Chinese culture, so it is not surprising that the Korean flag, capital, and place names are similar to some places in China.