A lot of people have recently noticed a new dynamic in the Korean cultural scene, and they find it ridiculous.
Because this picture full of Korean is plagiarized from the famous literary work "Beidou Sutra" in the mainland, and it has also tampered with the "Beidou Sutra".
The original text of the Hokuto Sutra is that a person was born in China or lived in Yidi, but when the Koreans wrote this sentence, they changed it to be born in the Republic of Korea, and Chinese characters appeared on the picture scroll.
This makes people feel that the mood of Koreans stealing culture is obvious, and it seems that in time, Koreans may steal Chinese characters.
In fact, such a situation is not uncommon in South Korea.
There are a lot of contents in Korean dramas, all of which are in line with Chinese cultural settings, which makes people look weird.
1. Fantasy dramas plagiarize Chinese costume dramas.
IU once became popular with a "Hotel De Luna", but after this series became popular, there were a lot of doubts.
Many people think that the beginning of this drama is clearly plagiarized from "East Palace", because the comparison can be seen that the storyboard of the East Palace is exactly the same as the storyboard of "Hotel De Luna", and the scene structure is almost identical.
is all the heroine wearing an ancient costume in her previous life, and then the picture turns and transitions to modern times.
Many netizens complained that this is the idea of properly stealing Chinese dramas.
2. Plagiarizing the setting of Chinese Taoism
In the broad and profound Chinese culture, Taoist culture is undoubtedly the quintessence of it.
Taoism also relies on special cultural traditions to feed a large number of Xianxia dramas, many fantasy dramas will adopt the Taoist rules of life, soul and soul, and some Taoist secret techniques and spell-casting formulas.
However, there is no Taoist culture in South Korea, so theoretically speaking, there is no cultural soil for the origin of Xianxia fantasy dramas in South Korea.
However, some netizens found that in the new Korean drama "Resurrection", there are many Taoist settings.
For example, the secret spells and souls of Taoism, the power of the four major families in the play, and the ubiquitous various ancient small objects, are all plagiarized from China.
Therefore, this series has also encountered angry criticism from many netizens.
3. Stealing Chinese antique jewelry
There is a very beautiful idol Zhang Yuanying in South Korea, and when she was live on a show, she pointed to an ancient hairpin to make an introduction.
Roughly speaking, this ancient hairpin looks very Korean, but when netizens saw this ancient hairpin, they found that it was clearly a traditional phoenix hairpin.
The phoenix not only originated in China, but also the basic shape of the hairpin is the same as that of China.
In addition to stealing Chinese jewelry, there are also people who steal Chinese sugar gourds, idols even pointed to deer as horses during the live broadcast, saying that these sugar gourds are fruit hard candy.
Fourth, stealing Chinese clothing
Previously, during the Mid-Autumn Festival, a music group called NewJeans in South Korea wore antique costumes and took a set of photos to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, and said that they were celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival.
But they were vague and did not make it clear that they were celebrating the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival and wanted to take it for themselves.
The dispute between Hanfu and Hanbok has not been settled, but in the minds of many Koreans, the orthodox Hanfu should actually be Hanbok.
Such a statement also made many Chinese netizens feel angry, so they reasoned with this group of Koreans on various social platforms.
However, what is even more unexpected is that a star personally came out to support Hanbok, and this star is Park Shin Hye, who became popular by watching "The Inheritors".
When the dispute between hanbok and hanfu was at its most intense, she suddenly posted a photo of herself wearing traditional Korean costumes on the Internet, which was interpreted as supporting Hanbok.
It has to be said that both South Korea and China have their own unique cultures.
What we should do is to carry forward and pass on the culture of our own country, instead of stealing the culture of other countries and taking it for ourselves, and I hope that South Korea can also achieve basic respect for Chinese culture. #春日生活打卡季#