In recent years, the Korean entertainment industry has "stealed" Chinese culture, but it is only good at copying and making a lot of jokes. Recently, a line in the finale of the Korean drama "Under the Queen's Umbrella" has caused a lot of ridicule again, revealing their shallowness and ignorance again.
"Under the Queen's Umbrella" is a costume palace drama that has been popular recently in South Korea. The plot itself is very ridiculous. The main line is "Nine Sons Fighting the Throne". The heroine is the queen. She made up a fool of herself to help her son seize the throne, which is called "inferior". It is essentially fabricated history and completely ignores their vassal background of the Ming Dynasty. It is outrageous that even Korean scholars can't stand it anymore, so they stand up and blame the crew directly.
Of course, the crew will definitely not reflect on it, and they lose face in the ending. The more they don’t have anything, the more they want to blow on it. The sentence comes up is "It turns out that our food is the best." Then, through the mouth of the character, he said this: "Even if he brings out the delicacies to entertain foreign envoys, they still like to eat spicy cabbage, and they will always pack it back to their motherland."
Foreign envoys?
Netizens immediately realized something was wrong. Even if it was a vanguard of history, the so-called foreign envoys refer to Ming Dynasty . I was too lazy to say what you brag about spicy cabbage. Anyway, I had never eaten good food in ancient Korea, but it was purely unsure of the envoys of the Ming Dynasty.
Netizens were speechless and funny about the Korean crew's behavior. They thought of the rumors that they had nothing to eat in the Olympics. Their thinking patterns were exactly the same. They could only ask them to turn left to the small material area...
Korean dramas have often slandered the Ming Dynasty in recent years, attacking the Ming Dynasty and capturing Zhu Di . They have always regarded TV dramas as historical facts for many years. After so many years of deceiving themselves, except for a very few sober people, they probably have two states from top to bottom. They either pretend to be confused when they understand or believe it, so that all the members are taken for granted by "stealing culture" and do not feel ashamed at all.
But from a different perspective, they are quite successful. On the one hand, they have completed self-brainwashing, and on the other hand, they have also made some Chinese audiences "desensitized". Even though they know they are slandering and stealing, they still follow the show and blindly praise them.
"Under the Queen's Umbrella" not only made a comeback in the finale. They stole Chinese characters and Chinese palace names, but also plagiarized "The Legend of Zhen Huan". As a result, the hot searches were still unaffected at all.
" The Younger Son of the CBU" In order to show the profound setting of the character, people can write Chinese characters, looked closely and said, "Why do you use a knives to kill chickens" and directly wrote "Why do you use a knives to kill chickens?" This mistake in has long been ridiculed in the circle, but when it comes to Korean dramas, it is selectively ignored.
At this time, someone may come out to list the various "advantages" of Korean dramas and don't care about the details. If you say that the plot of Korean dramas is brainless, there is a bug, so he will say that Korean dramas dare to shoot anything. If you say that Korean dramas steal culture and discredit China, he will attack the restricted themes of domestic dramas. In short, Korean dramas are good everywhere and all domestic dramas are bad.
In fact, market feedback is more sober than some viewers. The overseas influence of Korean dramas is gradually declining. Although domestic dramas have shortcomings, if you take serious care, you may not lose to Korean dramas.
Finally, it must be said that some viewers are too strict with domestic dramas, which is reflected in the rating website.
—The ratings of "Under the Queen's Umbrella" can be 8.2, while "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace" are only 7.5. This comparison even makes people feel that the ignorant lines of "Under the Queen's Umbrella" have another meaning. Some people really just want to eat kimchi...
also hopes that everyone can treat Korean dramas and domestic dramas fairly. You can praise Korean dramas and don't have to maintain domestic dramas, but there is no need to attack and stomp them on everything, just like there is nothing wrong with eating kimchi, but some people brag about the deliciousness of kimchi while despising Chinese food is unhealthy, which is very problematic.
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