The title of the group of pictures below is "Complete Collection of Costumes of the Queen of Korea".
This set of pictures was posted on the Internet by a German female netizen who is a fanatical fan of Korean culture. The purpose is to promote to the international community how splendid and long-lasting the clothing culture of ancient Korea is.
However, this set of so-called pictures of the costumes of the Queen of Goryeo were quickly mercilessly slapped in the face by Chinese netizens: because these pictures were completely fake by Korean painters, and they were all copied from the royal costumes of the Song Dynasty in China.
What’s even more bizarre is that when a Chinese netizen questioned these fake pictures, this German female netizen directly blocked the other person and refused to give any explanation.
really has a guilty conscience!
1. A fanatical German female Korean fan shared the so-called collection of costumes of the Queen of Korea on the Internet, and lamented that Korean culture is ahead of human civilization
This German female netizen is called Wiszt, and she is a fanatical admirer of Korean culture.
After she obtained this set of pictures from a Korean painter, she felt as if she had found a treasure and immediately shared them on the "Korea is Everything" forum, an external fan group of which she is the administrator.
"Today I got the most valuable content, a set of pictures of the costumes of Queen Goryeo in ancient Korea. These beautiful costumes represent the most splendid Korean culture, which is fascinating."
"I hope to share the glory of Korean culture with everyone and see that Korean culture has reached the pinnacle of human civilization thousands of years ago."
Many Korean netizens followed suit and applauded: let the world see the historical charm of Korean culture.
2. Chinese netizens soon slapped them in the face: This is purely a copy of the royal costumes of the Song Dynasty in China.
"Isn't this the royal costumes of the Song Dynasty?"
Soon, Chinese netizens discovered the problem with this set of pictures of the so-called Queen of Goryeo.
"From the accessories on the head to the full set of clothes, they are completely Chinese style, and they are obviously plagiarized from the royal clothing of the Song Dynasty. How come they turned into the clothes of the Queen of Korea."
Some Chinese netizens even directly posted a picture of the royal clothing of the Song Dynasty from historical relics, directly slapping this German female netizen who fanatically worships Korean culture.
Some netizens further pointed out: As a vassal state, whether it was the Goryeo period or the later ancient Joseon , the monarch's wife was not qualified to call herself a queen. This was a very serious act of transgression, and she would have been beheaded at that time.
Someone released pictures of the royal robes of the ancient Li family of Korea Taizu Li Chenggui , which is a strict implementation of the standards for the emperor's robes of the Ming Dynasty.
"In Goryeo, as a vassal state, even the king is not qualified to call himself emperor, otherwise the country will be destroyed, let alone any concubine who dares to call herself queen, unless she no longer wants to live."
It can be seen that this so-called collection of costumes of the Queen of Goryeo is completely a forgery by some Korean painters who copied ancient Chinese costumes and then transformed them, but they were enshrined as treasures by this fanatical German Korean fan.
Such behavior is simply ridiculous.
3. Faced with a slap in the face, this German female netizen blocked the Chinese netizen and refused to give any explanation
Next, an even more ridiculous scene appeared.
When Chinese netizens exposed the lies of this German female netizen one after another and asked her to make corrections.
The other party directly deleted the comments and blocked Chinese netizens. They also refused to give any explanation. In turn, they gave a defense that reversed black and white:
"We are a sharing place for Korean culture lovers, and we don't want anything harmful to Korean culture to appear."
In the sharing area of the Korean culture group, even Japanese netizens asked why this set of pictures is so similar to ancient Chinese costumes?
"It's obviously Chinese style. Isn't it the wrong picture?"
Another Korean administrator explained hesitantly: Maybe there have been exchanges with China in this regard in history, but they are all Korean culture's costumes, and there is nothing false about them.
I have to say how shameless Koreans’ remarks are.
4. Comments from Chinese netizens: South Korea’s current counterfeiting has actually cultivated a group of international spiritual Koreans
When this group of pictures appeared on domestic social platforms, it also aroused the attention and discussion of many netizens.
Many netizens lamented: What they never expected is that Koreans now rely on plagiarizing Chinese culture to cultivate a group of international spiritual Koreans.
"Maybe it's Germans of Korean origin. Now there are too many Koreans who use the guise of Europeans to engage in cultural plagiarism and propaganda."
"There are too many Koreans with this spirit on the Internet. I don't know whether it is real or Koreans pretending to be."
"You like Korean culture? The so-called "helping Koreans to make lies." That's really outrageous. "
" It's just a complete copy and paste. It can only be said that Koreans are getting thicker and thicker. "
In fact, this is not the first time for Koreans to make such nonsense.
Some netizens posted a picture of a North Korean princess wearing a dragon-headed hairpin from a popular Korean drama: "This is too fake. How dare a concubine from a vassal country wear a dragon-headed hairpin?"
"Do these Korean painters have any brains? If someone dared to claim to be queen in ancient Goryeo, not to mention the destruction of nine ethnic groups, the entire country would probably be destroyed."
"In ancient Goryeo and North Korea, even the king's enthronement required the approval of the Chinese dynasty, and he actually dared to call himself a queen. How many heads are not afraid of being chopped off?"
"The Koreans really can't get the royal palace costumes and cultural relics from the Goryeo period, so they have to directly copy our Chinese cultural relics. After all, there are many, and they are ready-made, so it is not difficult to copy."
What is your opinion on this matter?
