Preface
As a civilization that has been inherited for more than 5,000 years, Chinese culture has always been envied and coveted by many countries, especially Japan and South Korea, which live on both sides of our country.
In their traditional customs and culture, the most important thing is the civilization and culture from China, such as sushi, sashimi, kimchi, etc., which are all leftovers from our ancestors.
Although Japan is also known as a "thief" country, Japan only has a culture of stealing, and South Korea is blatantly stealing in front of itself.
No, South Korea has been on the hot search in the process of stealing Chinese culture again, and this time they have invited well-known professors to support themselves.
China is white, and the shroud can still be used as a group uniform?
Just in the last few days, the well-known Korean singing and dancing girl group IVE has officially returned to the stage after retreat training, and this time they also brought their latest album.
I thought that this time the IVE girl group would continue to follow the old path of the previous cute and sweet style, and many fans are also looking forward to this first stage performance.
But when fans saw the video of the new song of the IVE girl group on the Korean Internet, their expressions changed from the original joy and excitement to frowning, and their faces were indescribable.
What the hell is going on, and what kind of expressions do you see that make it so fast?
It turned out that this time in the MV of the new album of the IVE girl group, they used a large number of traditional elements of our Greater China, such as Chinese knots, buckles, banana fans, etc.
Although these traditional elements of Chinese culture are often adopted by Koreans, they are also used in all aspects of life.
But this time, the Koreans actually made a big splash in the promotional video, saying that all the elements shown in the song were Korean, and their company released this song to promote the traditional beauty of Korea to the world.
In addition to letting the Korean girl group introduce the representative meanings of the various elements in the MV of the new song one by one, the Koreans also specially invited Xu Jingde, a well-known professor of Chengcheng Women's University, this time.
He posted a large paragraph of text on his social platform, and in the article, he also sharply reprimanded Chinese netizens who said that the IVE girl group plagiarized Chinese elements.
He said that now Korean culture is gradually going international and is loved by people all over the world, so Chinese netizens feel inferior, so they slander them that South Korea has stolen Chinese culture.
Xu Jingde thinks it's ridiculous for us Chinese netizens to think like this, he feels that our Chinese netizens are too small, and it's a pity that we often trap ourselves in "crooked Chinese thoughts".
I have to say that as far as the words of South Korean Lao Xu are concerned, Koreans are really "shameless", obviously they have appropriated traditional Chinese culture, and they have also beaten them on the Internet.
And if you plagiarize, just plagiarize, not only do you not admit it, but you also copy the Chinese elements into "four dislikes", and the scene makes people angry and speechless when they look at it.
The Chinese knot is obviously red, but they want to change it to white for others, and they also wear it on the head of their female idol.
There are also buckles with Chinese elements, which are also used by them, although I know that they Koreans like white very much, but when I see them wearing Chinese shrouds, I can't help but smile.
Although the buckle is a major aesthetic culture of our Greater China, there are many particularities in its use.
Generally speaking, the singular buckle is often found on the clothes of the living, and the even number of buckles is used on the clothes of the dead, that is, on the shroud.
However, the number of buckles on the clothes of the IVE girl group in the MV of the new song is a double number, which doesn't indicate that they are wearing Chinese shrouds.
Let's just say that this stealing other people's culture does not steal and understand, they think that the Chinese like even numbers and try their best to fix themselves, who would have expected that in the end they were "pitted" by a small plate.
and lied that these are Koreans' own traditional culture, which is really embarrassing, which makes Chinese netizens still bear it, and they are all angry in their hearts.
I really don't want any face at all, even if I steal Chinese culture, I don't admit it, and I use it in the wrong place in the end, it's really stupid and brainless.
Seeing this, I couldn't help but think of the lion dance performance of Koreans on the streets of the Spring Festival that I saw on the Internet before, and that scene made foreigners panic.
South Korea showed a lion dance performance, and foreign netizens were silent
In February this year, China ushered in the most celebrated festival of the year, the Spring Festival.
And just as all Chinese are celebrating our Spring Festival, our neighbor Kimchi Country is also celebrating the Chinese New Year they stole at this time.
In order to make their Spring Festival more distinctive, the little kimchi also began to make some small tricks by themselves.
They were also very moved to see that there was a lion dance performance in Greater China during the Spring Festival, so they held a so-called Korean-style "lion funeral" performance within themselves.
As soon as the big "mourning lion" with Korean style appeared, it directly frightened many Chinese melon-eating people, and the comment area instantly boiled after a few seconds of silence.
Someone commented: "What kind of aesthetic do Koreans have to make such a mighty and imposing lion like that?"
The "mourning lion" performance on the streets of South Korea not only silenced Chinese netizens, but even foreigners who have always liked their idol culture couldn't bear it anymore, and they came out to condemn Korean thieves.
Netizens living in the United States questioned that the lion dance culture is Chinese, and Biden also invited the Chinese lion dance troupe to perform at the White House during the Chinese New Year, which is the most authentic in China.
Another netizen from Pakistan clarified that he was fortunate enough to see a Chinese lion dance, which is a Chinese tradition, and what kind of thing is it in South Korea.
It can be seen that although the South Korean thieves are trying their best to dissociate themselves from China and turn Chinese culture into their own, the eyes of the masses are bright, and everyone knows how many catties and taels they have.
Not only did the Chinese male lion be transformed into a "mourning lion", but the little kimchi also changed the Spring Festival couplets that brought blessings to China.
After this originally prosperous and festive Spring Festival couplets arrived in South Korea, not only were they not popular, but they were also related to the funeral style, and the Spring Festival couplets were directly incarnated into funeral couplets.
The most important thing is that they also hung these funeral couplets on their door frames during the Chinese New Year, and this style instantly changed from the Spring Festival to a funeral.
The most outrageous is the Chinese wreath culture, which everyone knows is used to worship the dead, but Koreans use it for their weddings and opening ceremonies.
This situation is really speechless, the Spring Festival couplets are changed to funeral couplets, and the things used by the dead are used by the living, and there is really no one who has to steal everything.
Let's just say, these little kimchi really don't want any face, they can't even steal it, it's obviously a cultural tradition with blessing and significance, but it's all different from them here.
No wonder the people of the whole world call them the country of thieves, if you steal everything, you will steal, who can steal from you!
What do you think about Koreans wearing Chinese-style shrouds and appropriating Chinese culture?
Reference Sources:
Published in Kanhan Movie on May 2, 2024 on "Korean Professors Speak Out for the IVE National Style Controversy".
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