Some time ago, South Korea launched the first tomb-robbery movie "Tomb League". This movie mainly tells the story of a tomb robber named Jiang Dongjiu who used the tomb robbery to lure his enemies to cooperate with him, and finally succeeded in avenging his father. Tomb-robbing movies and TV dramas have long been strange in our country, but this South Korean movie has something disgusting. In order to highlight the power of the characters, the movie filmed the theft of Chinese cultural relics.
If this thing is fictitious, it will not make people feel nauseous, but it is the real incident. In the early 1960s, many tombs and urban sites of , Goguryeo and were discovered in Northeast my country, which also attracted great attention from the cultural relics circle. However, in the 90s, Goguryeo's mural was stolen.
During the past few years from 1997 to 2000, archaeologists were studying the cultural relics of Goguryeo and discovered a number of cultural relics stolen, including "Blue Dragon Picture", "Fuqin Dance Music Picture" and other valuable cultural relics. . After investigation, it was discovered that it was stolen by three Korean tomb robbers. From their interrogation, it was learned that the main messenger behind their action was Kim Jong-chun, the head of the Korean Ancient American Association. This person is very fond of Goguryeo's murals and has become obsessed with it. When he heard that a large number of exquisite Goguryeo murals were unearthed in Jilin, he did not hesitate to spend huge sums of money to hire people to steal Goguryeo murals. Although Chinese experts went to recover
, they were denied by Jin Zhongchun and insisted not to admit that he was involved in the matter. And there was no way to reach an agreement on the return, because the Korean people at that time strongly resisted, they thought it was just the return of the property to the original owner, and if it was to be returned, it would be exchanged for the territory of the Northeast.
After Chinese experts found no results, they justifiably showed the Goguryeo murals to promote their history to the world. When
held the Winter Olympics in South Korea, the blue dragon, white tiger, Suzaku , and basalt elements in the murals were displayed as their culture. However, you must know that Qinglong, White Tiger, Suzaku, and Xuanwu are all cultural elements of our country. Unfortunately, not many people paid attention to this at the time. The focus was on the too shabby atmosphere of their opening ceremony.
Now they launched the "Theft of Chinese Tomb Murals" in "Tomb Alliance" as an event highlighting the hero's power, and many unsuspecting audiences watched it with relish. However, netizens who are familiar with this historical event find it extremely disgusting, because they feel that no country has ever taken the real event of stealing cultural relics from other countries as a show off.
Before this, a cartoonist in my country drew a picture of Ming Dynasty costumes and posted it on Twitter. As a result, a group of Korean netizens called out the police, calling it their culture and expressing their strong condemnation.
But what they don’t know is that this was originally the Hanfu of the Ming Dynasty in my country. At that time, North Korea, which was a subsidiary of China, only borrowed the Hanfu of my country from the Ming Dynasty. After the TV series "Three Lives III Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms" was broadcast, Korean netizens once again went to police, accusing the costumes of "Three Lives III Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms" for plagiarizing their country's Hanbok elements.
I don’t know the original Korean women's hanbok is like this.
However, because the leaders of the Japanese army who invaded their country at that time felt too hot-eyed, they forced them to improve, and only then has the "Hanbok" we see today.
Nowadays, Korean comics have been stealing the elements of Hanfu from our country, and they have been publicizing that it is their cultural element. From the Tang Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty, many Hanfu elements were adopted by them. When someone points out that this is a Chinese element, they have always insisted that it is an element of Korean culture.
Of course, they also use Chinese cultural elements in film and television dramas, such as the popular Korean "Queen Che In", as the "twelve crown " worn by the king.
You should know that the twelve crowns can only be worn by the emperor of China, and the kings of the dependent countries can only wear the "nine crowns."
Of course, some netizens vomit, even if the "Twelve Crowns" presented in their play is copied, it is ugly. As the Ninth Five-Year Sovereign, the Twelve Diadem Crown actually presents the feeling of " Yiwu Toy Wholesale", which can be said to be ugly copy.
In this TV series, other elements of Chinese culture are also used, such as Chinese knots, oiled paper umbrellas, folding fans and other Chinese elements.
Of course, they also "carried private goods" this time.
Other Korean film and television dramas have also "copied" many Chinese film and television dramas.
In addition to film and television, Korean people will also do their part to export their "Korean culture." For example, Chinese dumplings were renamed "mandu" and sold exclusively to European and American countries, because Asian countries knew that they were dumplings of Chinese origin. If they were exported according to "Korean culture", they might not buy it.
In the consciousness of Korean netizens, they believe that Chinese hot pot came from their South Korea, so they have been on the Internet "Popular Science" hot pot is from South Korea, and a series of "historical records" have been made to support their remarks.
Some time ago, many Korean netizens brought the Chinese zodiac culture to them, and while popularizing the Chinese zodiac to netizens, they also labeled "Korean culture".
At present, in addition to the elements of Chinese Hanfu, food, and Chinese zodiac stolen by Korean netizens, there is also Chinese wine. In 2003, China's Wuliangye, Red Star Erguotou, Jiuguijiu were registered trademarks by Korean companies. Fortunately, after 14 months of litigation and the other party lost the lawsuit, Wuliangye Group defended its own interests.
However, last year, a Chinese beverage "茶颜悦色" was registered as a trademark by Korean students and the competition was successful.. As the founder of "Tea Yanyue Se", he announced that he could not get the trademark back. Chinese netizens were very angry about this. But apart from anger, there is no other way to save it. In this regard, I still hope that Chinese people can pay attention to Chinese culture, not only in Hanfu, but other cultures also need to pay more attention, because if you don't pay attention, you will be robbed by others.
Of course, there will be people who think that, anyway, our country has so many cultures, so let them steal it. This can only be explained by this example. If a naked person steals your clothes, you feel that the other person is very pitiful. If you have so many clothes in your home, you agree to let the other person steal a few. After the other party learns that you won't resist, he changes from stealthily to blatantly grabbing, and finally when all the clothes in your house are robbed, it's your turn to become a naked person.
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