Nowadays, when it comes to the Korean entertainment industry, there is always a topic that cannot be avoided, that is, "stealing culture", and even some netizens simply call South Korea "stealing the country", which shows the severity of their behavior, from traditional festivals to modern architecture, only what we can't think of, and there is nothing they can't think of "stealing".
- Next, let's take a look at what the Koreans "stole" this time!
Recently, a South Korean movie "Broken Tomb" starring Kim Go-eun and Choi Min-sik exposed the latest trailer, and it also appeared on Weibo's hot search.
A gray-haired uncle dipped his fingers in a little soil and put it in his mouth to taste it, and the background line was: "What happens if you dig a grave that shouldn't be dug?"
Then Jin Gaoyin, who played the heroine in the movie, appeared, and the subsequent series of lines involved some professional-sounding feng shui words.
Combined with the title and plot synopsis of "Broken Tomb" itself, Chinese netizens instantly saw that they were tired, and complained directly and unceremoniously, and there is no history that needs archaeology, and there are no antiques that need to be protected, and the plot of digging tombs in their movies is unreasonable, and they have to add the so-called feng shui elements, is it possible that China has it, and they have to forcibly steal it?
Of course, some people may say that we think too much, people just borrow a tomb robbery gimmick to make fantasy films, then take a look at the male protagonist's appearance in the play - the male protagonist's identity is set as a feng shui master, and he also emphasizes the ancestral direction, but his arms are full of Chinese characters.
It's really "thieves don't go empty", they steal Chinese characters at the beginning, and I don't know how much they have to steal in the whole movie!
Or it is almost foreseeable that with the latest trailer content of "Broken Tomb", they are about to move again and start on "Feng Shui".
First of all, we must make a clear concept, the "feng shui" here is not a complete feudal superstition, more refers to the ancient cultural concept of architectural design, South Korea has coveted the traditional Chinese culture of "feng shui" for a long time, as early as 2003 launched the feng shui application plan, it took three years to "steal feng shui", and in 2006 tried to apply for the world.
Fortunately, there are always people who care about the protection of our traditional culture, Professor Wang Qiheng, who graduated from the Department of Architecture of Tianjin University, has been committed to protecting Feng Shui culture, he said that "Feng Shui" is actually landscape architecture, which can be traced back to the Han Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty.
When he learned that South Korea was going to apply for the "Feng Shui" culture as a World Heritage Site, Professor Wang Qiheng said: "I will definitely stop them."
Professor Wang Qiheng also succeeded in doing so, collating the earliest original documents of feng shui in China, including physical objects, and asking the so-called Korean university experts face to face: "Do you have one from 3,000 years ago?"
What a hearty counterattack! Slap South Korea in the face "stealing feng shui", just pinch your fingers, Professor Wang's blocking of South Korea's application for World Heritage Feng Shui is also ten years ago, in 2024, South Korea has not given up, trying to imperceptibly carry out cultural appropriation through movies and TV series These film and television works, if there is no way to steal directly, then distort the concept and continue to steal, in the face of South Korea's various operations, we must not relax our vigilance in any case.
When Professor Wang talked about the feng shui culture that hinders South Korea's application for World Heritage Status, he once mentioned that the reason why it is difficult for us to apply for the World Heritage is because of the bright and strong Chinese culture, but unfortunately the number of applications that each country can apply for the World Heritage is limited, so we can only make trade-offs.
Take feng shui culture as an example, the Korean royal family's ancient tomb like a small dirt slope can make up the number of inscriptions, and we have thousands of ancient tombs of higher grade than it are waiting, so we need everyone's voluntary protection.
In the end, it is the same sentence, a lie can be told 10,000 times to become true, it took 10 years for South Korea to steal our culture, so what about 50 years? 100 years? We should not bet on such an outcome.
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