It is well known throughout the country that South Korea likes to steal our country's culture. South Korea's shameless behavior has also been called the "Bangzi Country" by netizens.
South Korea has plagiarized more than 500 pieces of Chinese culture. The Chinese knots, Hanfu, Great Wall , Confucius , etc. that we are familiar with are all shamelessly claimed by South Korea to be theirs.
While South Korea thinks it is an independent country, it is stealing our country’s history and culture, and at the same time, it is still a licking dog of US imperialism.
Recently, a TV series broadcast in South Korea was found to have plagiarized Chinese culture.
In Korean costume dramas, even if the characters and storylines are fictional and the background is a certain dynasty in history, it is difficult to escape the accusation of "distorting history".
"Under the Queen's Umbrella" is a period drama premiered on October 15, 2022 by South Korea's tvN TV station. The drama tells the story of Im Hwaryeong, the middle palace in the Joseon Dynasty, who abandoned her dignity in the face of crisis and worked hard to make the trouble-making princes who are a headache for the royal family become the crown prince.
The play uses a lot of Chinese culture. For example, the name of the palace is "Taihe Palace". The play quotes a lot of Chinese cultural elements, which was also seen by some Korean viewers, who pointed out that "Taihe Palace" was the main hall of the Forbidden City in the Qing Dynasty.
The Hall of Supreme Harmony is the largest palace in the Forbidden City in Beijing during the Ming and Qing Dynasties in my country. The Hall of Supreme Harmony is the place where many important historical events took place in China. It has witnessed political events that affected the direction of history, as well as the rise, fall and rebirth of China. Taihe Palace is of great significance to our country.
Taihe Palace
In addition to using the names of palaces about our country in the text, the play also boasted: "Sure enough, our food is the most delicious", and then said this through the mouth of the character: "Even if we serve delicacies from the mountains and seas to entertain foreign envoys, they still like to eat Spicy cabbage will always be packed back to the mother country. "
As a result, netizens found out that they were talking about the Ming Dynasty. They used the character in the play to brag that spicy cabbage was the favorite of the Ming Dynasty envoys, and they had to pack it away if they didn't eat enough. How ridiculous!
The drama has also caused controversy in South Korea. In response to these controversies, Korean entertainment and sports website "OSEN" responded that the drama is completely fictional, and the groundless accusations from netizens are just stifling the development of the drama.
is really funny. If it is all fiction, why does the name of the palace use Chinese culture, and why do Chinese characters appear in the play? Why not make up some palace names?
This drama actually has a score of 8.1 on Douban?
netizen: In 2020, there was a Vietnamese court battle drama "Feng Kou" that imitated "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace" and "The Legend of Zhen Huan". However, when the director of this drama started filming in 2019, he published an article saying that it borrowed from "The Legend of Zhen Huan" and "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace", but the stick was copied directly without any explanation.
It's okay to learn from it, but it's really abominable to brazenly and shamelessly claim other countries' cultures as your own, and South Korea doesn't do this kind of behavior once or twice.
We still need to pay more attention to our country's traditional culture. Now there are more and more phenomena of stealing Chinese culture in South Korea. For example, the Dragon Boat Festival is listed as a World Heritage, and the theft of Chinese mythological stories... is really annoying.
