Recently, a Korean netizen's remarks have aroused heated discussions and shocks among the majority of netizens! This netizen actually claimed that the Spring Festival is a traditional Korean festival, while the Chinese have always advertised that the Spring Festival is exclusive to them, and even added the word China when promoting the Spring Festival abroad! This is simply reversing black and white, which is incredible!
As an editor, I can't be misled by such erroneous remarks, let alone let the majority of netizens be misled. Let's unveil the facts together and see if this netizen's remarks hold up.
First of all, the Spring Festival is a traditional festival held by Chinese since ancient times, with a long history and profound cultural heritage. Chinese celebrate the Spring Festival to celebrate the New Year, worship ancestors, and share food for reunion. This is a festival that the whole country celebrates and the hearts of the people are kind, how can Korean netizens say that this is their tradition?
What is even more ridiculous is that this netizen actually said that the great poet Li Bai in Korean history is a Korean and has a clear historical record! This is really incredible! I have rummaged through countless history books, but I have not found any basis for recording that Li Bai is a Korean. On the contrary, as a treasure of Chinese culture, Li Bai's poetry and influence are obvious to all in the world.
Kimchi has also become the focus of controversy?! Don't Korean netizens know that kimchi, as a representative food of South Korea, has a completely different production process and taste from Chinese kimchi? Chinese have never denied Korean kimchi, and the kimchi culture of China and South Korea has its own unique charm.
As for the direct request of Korean netizens, hoping that the South Korean authorities will apply these traditional cultures for heritage in order to dispel China's covetousness, I can only say that the misunderstanding is too deep! Chinese themselves are too busy, how can they covet other people's traditional culture? We are more concerned about how to protect and inherit our own culture, rather than unreasonably competing for the cultural heritage of other countries.
In general, the Korean netizen's remarks reversing black and white are really incredible. Historical facts are in front of us, and the Chinese's sense of belonging and pride in the Spring Festival is based on thousands of years of historical inheritance. I hope that everyone can be soberly aware of this, not misled by misinformation, and let us jointly inherit and carry forward the excellent traditional culture of the Chinese nation!