As of 8:00 on October 6th, the box office of " Changjin Lake" exceeded 2.6 billion, and " me and my father" reached 870 million. After and Shen Teng, Wu Jing became a "200 Mr. Billion Box Office".
Discussion topics about Wu Jing remain high. There are so many popular people, and today even Koreans have touched porcelain.
South Korean media reported that South Korea’s Sungshin Women’s University Xu Geduk issued an article saying that Chinese clothing copied the costume of the hit Korean drama " Squid Game", and the pictures are exactly Wu Kyung’s "China" sportswear and "Squid Game" "A contrast photo of actor Lee Jung-jae.
Professor Xu Yizheng pointed out that “it is a very wrong behavior to use Lee Jung-jae’s photos to sell green sportswear famous for TV dramas in shopping apps.” and said “(China) ) There are too many plagiarisms from South Korea..."
Wu Kyung’s famous "China" sportswear appeared in the movie "Teacher Good", which was in 2009.
This dress is really popular on the Internet, it is the Tokyo Olympics this summer. At that time, it became a universal emoticon package for the Internet.
"Squid Game", which was only broadcast in September this year, said that clothing plagiarism is simply whimsical.
This classic sportswear can be said to be our national sportswear. Whose childhood did not have such sportswear?
Wu Jing wears this is a Chinese domestic sports brand plum sportswear.Founded in the 1960s. 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games The award-winning suit of the Chinese delegation.
It is not surprising now that we hear that South Korea classifies something as a Korean patent, such as kimchi, Hanfu, Dragon Boat Festival and so on.
is like a cross talk that Guo Degang said.
Guo Degang: Koreans are amazing, they all say that Confucius is from Korea, Shakyamuni is from Korea, and Monkey King is from Korea. I believe this, because Sun Wukong is a stickman.
Yu Qian : So powerful?
Guo Degang: Isn't it? I also said that acupuncture was invented by Koreans, and the four major inventions were invented by Koreans.
Yu Qian: Then the Chinese didn’t invent something?
Guo Degang: The Chinese invented the Korean.
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