The costume drama "Regret for the Past" directed by JUNG WOO started broadcasting some time ago. The play, starring He Wu again, was very popular once it was released.
The drama tells the inspirational love story played by Wu, who was elected as a maid of honor in Yongle period of Ming Dynasty, grew up in a palace, and constantly pursued traditional cooking techniques to promote China's traditional food culture.
Aside from the plot and acting skills, Shangshi really made great efforts in props. There are hundreds of traditional cuisines in China, including Sichuan cuisine, Shandong cuisine, Beijing cuisine, Guangdong cuisine and Fujian cuisine, which can be said to restore the China cuisine in Yongle period to a great extent. Secondly, the costumes of Regret for the Past are exquisite and the restoration degree is amazing. Both the protagonist and the maid-in-waiting bodyguard seem to have come out of the paintings of the Ming Dynasty.
However, what I never expected was that the drama was angered by Korean netizens after it was broadcast. The reason is that Korean netizens think that Shangshi copied the clothes of Dae Jang Geum, and sent a message mocking us for copying Korean traditional culture. China netizens defended their intransigence.
With more and more netizens in China and South Korea accusing each other, producer JUNG WOO replied: This is the Hanfu of the Ming Dynasty, and it cannot be called "Hanfu" just because Korea was a vassal country of the Ming Dynasty. How can a suzerain steal clothes from a vassal state?
Zhu Zhanji's big hat played by Soso in the play is a traditional costume of China, as evidenced by the Ming Dynasty big hat cultural relics unearthed from Huang Lu's tomb collected by Shandong Provincial Museum.
We should know that the drama "Dae Jang Geum" took place during Lee's Korean period in Korean history, that is, from the year of Zheng Deyuan in the Ming Dynasty to the twenty-third year of Jiajing.
Historically, Lee's costumes in the Korean period completely imitated the costumes of the Ming Dynasty. JUNG WOO was right. How can there be such a statement? Obviously, Korea copied our traditional culture.
Moreover, the drama "Dae Jang Geum" also mentioned the "Manchu-Chinese banquet", which really didn't understand. The Manchu-Han banquet was held in China during the Qing Dynasty. However, in the play, Cui Shanggong wanted to hold a "Manchu-Chinese banquet" for the envoys of the Ming Dynasty.
The evidence is conclusive, and Korean netizens hit their faces. In recent years, China culture has been frequently touched by Koreans, including costumes, delicacies, Chinese knots, traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese characters and Confucius.
On 202 1 1 9, Li released a video called "The Life of Radish" on the oil pipeline. After the video was uploaded, the comment area was occupied by Korean netizens, who said that "kimchi is a traditional food in Korea and accused Li Ziqi of copying their culture".
It is known all over the world that South Korea likes to eat kimchi, but this does not mean that kimchi is exclusive to your country. Other countries also have the habit of eating kimchi. As we all know, China has a tradition of eating kimchi as early as ancient times. Even our kimchi is more abundant, and there are different kinds of kimchi in different regions.
Today, 80% of kimchi eaten by Koreans for three meals a day comes from Ren Zhao Town, Shandong Province, China, and South Korea imports a lot of Chinese cabbage from China every year.
However, we should also understand the performance of Koreans robbing other countries' cultures. After all, they have been our vassal countries for thousands of years and have always maintained extreme inferiority and self-confidence in culture.