#Hanfu #American magazine's popular science of Hanfu has made Koreans break defenses? #文化 #
In recent years, South Korean netizens have always had a tendency to "learn from" and "carry" some traditional cultures of the mainland. Many things that were originally mainland will also be taken by Koreans to apply for heritage, treating him as their own country. In the face of such a situation, many netizens are also very angry. Therefore, for the matter of cultural output, netizens have also become more concerned.
Not long ago, during the Spring Festival, the American magazine VOGUE published an article related to Hanfu on INS, which was about the promotion and introduction of Hanfu in the mainland. Originally, this is also a manifestation of cultural output, which can make Hanfu go abroad and be known by more foreigners. When everyone hears about such a thing, their first reaction should also be very happy. (Information from @Observer.com)
However, the practice of South Korean netizens has made everyone feel very confused, and it can even be said that they are surprised. Many Korean netizens left a message in the INS comment area, saying that this is not Hanfu, but Hanbok, and it is Chinese who stole their clothing. In the face of such a situation, Chinese netizens naturally did not want to show weakness, and went to the comment area to respond to Korean netizens, proving that Hanfu is the traditional costume of the Chinese nation.
(Ins screenshot @Azhong brother anti-black station)
Not to mention Chinese, even some Japanese people are very dissatisfied, and they stand on our side, indicating that koreans have plagiarized Chinese culture.
(Screenshot of VOGUE ins)
Indeed, Koreans have repeatedly tried to steal the culture of the mainland as their own, which must be inferior. Do they not have their own cultural self-confidence and need to plagiarize other people's culture to increase their self-confidence?
Many years ago, Hanfu was not as hot as it is now, and Hanfu at that time also suffered a lot of misunderstandings, allowing Koreans to exploit a lot of loopholes. Nowadays, with the rise of the Hanfu movement, the public's understanding of Hanfu is also constantly improving, and everyone knows that Hanfu is the traditional costume of the Han people on the mainland. This is ingrained and cannot be changed by Koreans in a sentence or two.
Everyone is doing their best to protect and publicize Hanfu. The rise of Hanfu has also increased everyone's national self-confidence and cultural self-confidence. It can be said that the two are complementary.
In vogue, there is no detailed description of Hanfu, but only clarifies the ownership of Hanfu. Such a simple post has triggered a lot of insults from Korean netizens.
Even, some Korean netizens insulted and reported VOGUE magazine, believing that the information it published was not true and did not understand the real history, how ridiculous is this?
If you say, it is just South Korean netizens smearing it, and the minority behavior is just that. What is even more excessive is that some South Korean media are also following the trend to distribute similar information, and even write the message of "Hanbok = traditional Chinese costumes" on the title, which is really excessive.
In the face of such a situation, some Chinese netizens used Chinese, English and Korean to play the information of popular Hanfu in the comment area, and it can be said that it is relatively friendly to Koreans to popularize Hanfu culture. Seeing that so many people are understanding Hanfu, knowing Hanfu, the spread and revival of Hanfu can go to a higher level.
Seeing everyone here, what do you think of the above events? Have you ever encountered a similar situation in your life? Let's talk about it in the comments section. #传统文化 #
