If there are any elements in China that are "hot" in the world in 2023, "subject three" must be on the list.
"Shake your hands and shake your feet" is the representative movement of "subject 3" dance. It is rumored that it began with a scene of many people singing and dancing at a wedding scene in Guangxi. And "subject three" originally referred to one of the Chinese driver's license tests. There is a saying in the market, "Every Guangxi person has to go through three exams in his life: the first subject is singing mountain songs, the second subject is rice noodles, and the third subject is dancing."
The dance was later changed and disseminated, and with dynamic background music, it quickly set off a craze across the country and even around the world. From the vast number of netizens everywhere, to the Russian Royal Ballet and the world champion of Latin dance, etc., they have all danced.
Some netizens jokingly said, "The whole world is jumping subject three!", although it is exaggerated, it is indeed very popular, and it is out of the circle and out of the sea.
South Korea, where the entertainment industry is well developed, is no exception.
Recently, a short video of five Korean middle school students performing "Subject 3" at a graduation party has sparked widespread discussion, dance bloggers have recorded teaching videos in a serious manner, and many popular Korean celebrities have danced "Subject 3". What's even more exaggerated is that the background music of the "Subject 3" dance "Laughing Jianghu (DJ Drum Version)" even became the champion of the Korean YouTube Short Video Hot Song Weekly Chart (December 15-December 21).
Screenshot of the video
It can be seen how popular "subject three" is in South Korea.
Although this wave of cultural exports is indeed gratifying, some netizens are worried, "Should South Korea take subject 3 to the World Heritage list..."
Such fears are not entirely unfounded:
First, some Korean netizens have left a message under the overseas version of TikTok or YouTube's "Subject 3" video, saying that the source of the dance is the dance of a Korean comedian Kim Jung-yeol, called "숭구리당당 숭당당". However, the movements of this dance are simpler than those of "subject 3", and there are almost no hand movements, mainly shaking the legs.
Second, many Korean netizens call "subject three" "Hokage Dance" because there is a gesture in its dance that is a gesture in the anime Hokage. However, this can't be blamed on Korean netizens. Because in the video of "Subject Three", which was originally popular in South Korea, there were several Chinese guys dancing in Hokage costumes, maybe they were named after "Hokage".
Screenshot of the video
Thirdly, and most importantly, they are used to it. After all, the main theme of Korean netizens is "everything is our country!", for example, Lunar New Year, kimchi, tug-of-war, Dragon Boat Festival, traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese knots, lantern festivals, warm kang, wrestling, danqing, etc., most of which have been successfully declared by South Korea.
Some Chinese netizens even made a list of Korean netizens looking for opportunities to "start" at any time, including, the 24 solar terms, chopsticks, Li Shizhen, zongzi, hot pot, spicy hot, snail noodles, Hanfu, Mid-Autumn Festival, calligraphy, I Ching...... Some netizens commented, "South Korea is really a crazy little Chinese fan." ”
Therefore, if South Korea really takes the "subject three" to apply for the World Heritage Site, it will not be particularly surprised and surprised.
However, it is really uncomfortable for what belongs to us to be taken away by someone else. While "joking", it should not be taken lightly. On the one hand, the global popularity of "subject 3" reflects the expansion of Chinese cultural influence, which is a symbol of Chinese cultural export. On the other hand, it is something that crosses races and countries, and it has no meaning in itself other than freedom and joy.
To put it simply, don't think too much about it, and you're done. #实话实说#