IVE’s New MV “HEYA” Criticized by Chinese netizens for “Stealing Chinese Culture” 

As a Malaysian, I can see why Chinese netizens are angry. If people look back at traditional movies filmed before 2000, they can see super obvious differences between Korea, Japan, and China in terms of their traditional techniques, knots, styles and accessories. Japanese is influenced by China but they made themselves unique in a way that Japanese and Chinese cultures are obviously different. I saw many Chinese traditional culture is portrayed in anime and they are confident to say that it’s based on ancient China (like colour cloud palace). And the Chinese do not mind at all.

Y’all are forgetting the whole argument is because the Koreans claim these culture as their own, ofc it’s normal for transitional customs to lok. similar due to China and koreas geography and Chinas influence on East Asian cultures and there’s nothing wrong with including themes of it AS LONG AS YOU GIVE CREDIT. However no credit was given and people keep denying the fact that was was in the mv is Chinese culture

This illustrator has studied in China. Her previous works were tag "chinese panting" "chinese ink" but now she has changed the tag.Theycompletely denied the facts.

Everyone can tell this is Chinese culture

So South Korea suddenly have Karst Landforms 🥴🥴

This illustrator has studied in China. Her previous works were tag "chinese panting" "chinese ink" but now she has changed the tag.They completely denied the facts.😂

All Chinese broadcasting and subcultures use Korean property without permission. Rather, they claim that Korean culture is theirs. Here are many Chinese. No more dialogue is meaningless.

Because most of the elements in the MV, the Korean don’t have it . For example, the Karst Mountain Landform . It’s only Chinese culture! Secondary, Korean don’t admit that some of their culture were learned from China. After they learned, they blamed Chinese is the one who stole their culture. For example, a famous Chinese RU-vidr Liziqi, made a video of making salty spicy vegetables. Then Korean blamed her and said she stole Korean Kimchi. But the truth is Chinese made spicy and salty vegetables since Qin Dynasty, it was from thousands years ago. At that time, ancient Korean dynasty wasn’t even exist. If you don’t believe this K-pop group stole Chinese culture, go to search their new interview video. When the host asked about the group members some cultural questions. They don’t even know the names of the art patterns that were used in the video! If it was Korean culture, how come this K-pop group members have no idea about the names of the patterns??? It’s their song rights???

And there is someone who start it. I think Korean are copycat in a lot of things … why did he said korean elements that are unknown… unfamiliar like even Korean themselves cannot attest

Korean in the old times have always just used Chinese culture due to the great influence of ancient China. However they are so used to changing the name of Chinese culture that they took from China to Korean names. Like Chinese calendar, they directly took the calendar and used it with only changing the year name. The dates and maths are the same as Chinese calendar, now they call this Korean calendar and claim Korean invented it. Same as this MV, Koreans were like "Oh this fan shape of Chinese fan looks so cool, it is different from Korean fan but let's use the Chinese shape instead." The mountains, cloud shapes are all what they learned from ancient Chinese culture. Now they call this Korean beauty. What a shame for Korean.

It’s Chinese culture, the MV uses Chinese knots, auspicious clouds, ink art, Chinese style clothing, Chinese myths and many more. (More Chinese elements are used in the Mv than Korean ones) Many elements used in the MV only existed in China, NEVER in Korea. There are in fact many big differences between Chinese and Korean cultures, this MV blurred it all. When more and more people do that, it’s literally cultural appropriation.

better explain we promote traditional East Asia to the Western fans everyone is happy no war

We are angry not because we do not accept Chinese cultural elements in the MV, but because Starship does not admit that there is Chinese culture in the MV. This is cultural appropriation because some elements in the MV are obviously not Korean but Chinese😡

The fact that china left a historic mark on korea makes their argument pointless

But it is korean folklore what they are showing in the mv, tigers and magic flutes are a part of their stories, also Korea was flooded with tigers until last century when japanese exterminated all of them

Every person who was aknowledged themselves with some traditional chinese culture would have realised that this is mostly Chinese culture. I was at the beginning happy to se a kpop group who is promoting culture from other countries but every changed since Starship said that all the characteristics are from Korea, tbh do think this is kinda serious and indeed is cultural appropriation, or worse, stealing culture (because they dont like their own culture or whatever). Its very funny when they consider a Chinese knot "korean".

There is an organization called VANK in South Korea, which specializes in cultural appropriation.

It is always said that the cultures of China and South Korea are very similar, so this MV is not a problem.I can see this statement in many disputes about Chinese and Korean cultures. But what you need to pay attention to is Koreans often mix China's culture with theirs. This is very cunning.They don't use 100% China culture, But sometimes they use Korean style things, and sometimes they use Chinese style things.This will confuse people and make them not know the truth. They sometimes call this mixed style Oriental or Asian.Of course, they will still emphasize the Korean name more in it.There is nothing wrong with emphasizing Korea, but it always makes people think all the content is Korean style.

In ancient Korea, China was a subsidiary country. At that time, the dependent country was only called to China to attend the funeral when there was a national-level funeral. Chinese funeral was marked by white and wreath. The ancestors of Koreans used white when they thought it was a major festival, so they now hold activities to send wreaths and white decorations representing funerals in China. Even the national flag of South Korea is also a gossip map of China. It was originally a good omen. They did not understand feng shui to remove the four hexagrams and turned the national flag into fierce gossip. This has always been very funny for Chinese people. Recently, many ancient costume dramas in South Korea will plagiarise Chinese costumes. Even the poems of Mao Zedong, the founding president of China, have appeared on the screen of their plays, subtly turning Chinese culture into Korean cultural propaganda.

Did any member or starship claim or starship claim it as korean?? I'm genuinely asking because if they didn't claim then I don't think Chinese should be upset because I thought it was obvious that the mv had lots of Chinese culture influence. I'm not Chinese but everything gave so much chinese vibe I thought it was obvious.

The problem here is chinese and korean people hate each other ... they have political history for tht ... and koreans always criticize chinese idols for no reason and this time it's like chinese getting revenge cos if u are promoting korean culture u have to say tht clearly ...it may be not problem for us but not for them

Yujin holding the pipe in the MV sealed the deal for me. it was used for opium and represented a very bad time during Chinese history. Idol image is out of the picture with this one

happens all the time. reminds me of Blackpink era🙄🙄

Not trying to judge, but YG uses American culture (Hip Hop), JYP uses Japanese culture, and Starship uses Chinese culture. 😂 What a culture-blending in one country's pop industry.

I was starting to think "wow, a comeback with no drama?? Thats new" and then BOOM 😂😂😂

mv and outfits really made me remind of China & cpop.. But Isn't it great thing if they take inspiration from their actual root?

Thanks to ive and Starship for helping China promote traditional Chinese art culture, I didn't realize that the whole MV is full of Chinese culture at a glance, which pays homage to Chinese art movies such as Huluwa and other landscapes and auspicious clouds are more outstanding!

Also, with their logic, only people who are Egyptian should wear eyeliner. coffee? No, it's Arabic. These things were important cultural things for those groups, but people come together and share cultures.

Welp I don't think it's a big deal BUT I am not Chinese so I don't know the significance of it so I am just gonna take the neutral stance and sit this one out until I get more insight I advise others to do the same

no wonder they looked so familiar 💀💀

Idols can’t win. Listen Kpop in general steals from all cultures except their own. They have ran out of concepts and it is their only option. Kdramas are exactly the same… most of their movies are the same as an American movie/ show. We are all doomed in the future with entertainment.

It’s just Chinese culture, the MV uses Chinese knots, auspicious clouds, ink art, Chinese style clothing, Chinese myths and many more. (More Chinese elements are used in the Mv than Korean ones) Many elements used in the MV only existed in China, NEVER in Korea. There are in fact many big differences between Chinese and Korean cultures, this MV blurred it all. When more and more people do that, it’s literally cultural appropriation. Because most of the elements in the MV, the Korean don’t have it . For example, the Karst Mountain Landform . It’s only Chinese culture! Secondary, Korean don’t admit that some of their culture were learned from China. After they learned, they blamed Chinese is the one who stole their culture. For example, a famous Chinese RU-vidr Liziqi, made a video of making salty spicy vegetables. Then Korean blamed her and said she stole Korean Kimchi. But the truth is Chinese made spicy and salty vegetables since Qin Dynasty, it was from thousands years ago. At that time, ancient Korean dynasty wasn’t even exist. If you don’t believe this K-pop group stole Chinese culture, go to search their new interview video. When the host asked about the group members some cultural questions. They don’t even know the names of the art patterns that were used in the video! If it was Korean culture, how come this K-pop group members have no idea about the names of the patterns??? It’s their song rights???

Not all chinese hate korea fact

As a Chinese DIVE, we do not deny that the source of HEYA's story is a Korean folk story. For example, the oriental culture introduced in HEYA's music video for the first time is very good, but the follow-up company promoted that HEYA's music video production is all for Korean traditional culture. Chinese knots and Chinese fans are used in the music video. This is our extreme anger, so the members were attacked in China, but the company took a cold approach.

Good News: Samsung has been sued by a Chinese company for plagiarism, and the case was successful!

Imagone those users keep replayong the same stuff using different account for thr last 2 days like literally every second. Its HYBE for sure and their losserafam whose obsessed with IVE

So who will demand that Chinese painters be cancelled until they give credit to the original oil painting artists? Oil painting is an imported genre, not a Chinese one. Yet modern paintings use oil often. Where is the outrage? Who will demand all of the cdramas to pay homage to the French and Americans? Without them, there are no movies. It is not a Chinese invention or medium. And yet, I see the term "classic Chinese movie" used. How can it be classic Chinese if it is an imported medium? Computers heavily influence everything today, even down to cpop. Where is the homage and credit to the Americans for that? Ive seen computers used often in music videos and movies but those aren't originally Chinese. Did the Chinese steal it? Every time an artist uses or wears blue jeans, do they praise Levi Strauss and American miners? No? Why not? It is American in origin. Are the Chinese culturally appropriating India for their statues and depictions of Buddah? It isnt originally Chinese and yet it is a major religion there, influencing the culture as a whole. So shouldnt they credit the Indians every time they do something with Buddhism? Lets talk about gold and gold coins. During the early years of the Silk road, the Chinese looked at gold coins as jewelry rather than coinage. They only began using gold coins after the influence of Rome came. Gold began to become more of a symbol of wealth. Should every Chinese celebrity who wears gold jewelry credit the Romans for the influence in theie choice of jewelry? Eye beads and glassware arent natively Chinese. They were imported at first until China figured out how to make those items. Glass from Rome is found in archeology sites. They wete behind other major powers such as Egypt, Mesopotamia, and India in figuring out how to create it. So is credit given to those people when a historical cdrama uses glassware in old times?Or is it considered part of Chinese culture since Chinese began to use this borrowed(stolen?) technique? China wasnt even a satillite state of any of those places.

Thousands of years? Lol, Korea has less than 80 years history 😂

what soever，I am Chinese love Newjeans

I’m confused. Is Korean culture stealing from Chinese culture OR is Korean culture influenced by Chinese culture due to colonialism? Are y’all really surprised East Asian cultures have shared similarities??? Countries that surround each other usually have very similar culture, especially if colonization or occupation took place.

Antis criticize nonsense since it's sound SOTY! 😘

Korea and China used to exchange cultures with each other. China was also influenced by Korean culture. Goryeo(Korea) clothes and customs were in vogue.

Don't imagine that everything is born from Chinese culture. For example, the Chinese (Pan Chang knot style) is also found in the Indus civilization and Indian Huanduism. Of course, it is also used in Korea and Japan. And pattern-type designs (Diamond shown in circle) are also commonly used around the world, but I don't know why they say that everything was created in China. Also, Koreans are well aware of Miao shoes. Miao shoes and Korean traditional shoes are completely different. These are just images created maliciously by Chinese antis.

everything in that video is Korean traditional symbols and originated from Korean artifacts. Go to korean national museum Since ancient times, Koreans have used Norigae and Seonchu using knot decoration. The Chinese are lying that knot decoration is their culture. However, the Chinese began to study traditional knots led by the Chinese government after the 1980s. Don't lie that cultures that are not inherited until the 20th century are native to China In Korea, queens and princesses wore knots accessories.on traditional clothing until the early 20th century, and relics remain. The Korean you met must have been a very humble person. Because there is no need to argue with the Chinese, most Koreans tend to accept Chinese opinions when Chinese claim to be the founder of Asian culture without protesting. However, this has become a cultural imperialism issue since the Chinese increasingly refused to recognize the traditional Korean culture and insisted that everything is Chinese. There is no evidence that someone invented a knot like that 5,000 years ago, but there is no evidence that it was Chinese. It is possible that the culture that spread from China in ancient times remained in Korea and became traditional culture. then, can't Koreans have the right to use Korean traditional culture? do not make Chinese's sophistry. Why is the mountain, cloud, tiger belong to the Chinese? If you look at silk made during the Joseon Dynasty, such a cloud pattern was a very common pattern. Look at the portraits during the Joseon Dynasty. All the silk that makes the clothes of Joseon officials is engraved with such clouds. According to your logic, did the Confucian culture of Korea come from China, so that the Korean aristocrats stttttttt0le Chinese culture? The Chinese's logical leap proves that China's education level is $1. Believe what you want to believe. But the Korean nobles have been on the genealogy far better than the Chinese and inherited traditional culture well. Have you ever seen relics of traditional knot accessories from the Joseon Dynasty? Elaborate relics made by ancient Koreans reflect Korean culture that is different from that of China. Until the Joseon Dynasty, Korean noble women used small daggers 은장도 which tied to knot accessories. Also, at the wedding, Korean people sent knot accessories in gift box "ham" to their brides, and the knot ornaments used by the Joseon empress and princesses remain. There is no evidence that the Chinese invented such knot patterns. And since ancient times, the Chinese have recorded that Koreans worship tigers, and tigers appear in the Dangun myth of Korea. Until the Joseon Dynasty, there were so many tigers on the Korean Peninsula that the Joseon royal family even created a special forces unit called Chakho-gapsa 착호갑사, which hunts tigers. The Chinese don't know much because they believe that China is everything in the world. Don't pretend to know about Korean history.

在歷史上，許多偉大的中國朝代都擁有一個忠誠的韓國附庸國，幫忙皇帝預防日本人入侵與協助對抗北方遊牧部落，中國人同樣也會在韓國陷入危機時出手相助。 中國與韓國之間在歷史上的政治地位雖然不平等，但實際上是很好的朋友，隨著海權地位的重要性增加，擁有一個親近中國且富裕東方鄰國顯得更加重要

UGHHHHHH

Now… which side do I go on if I’m Korean AND Chinese?

Cultural Revolution, Mao Ze-Dong, masses movement, Red Guards, Rebels, Loyalists.

Chinese enraged about others supposedly stealing their intellectual property is pretty spot on for the current state of the world. 😂

중국인들이 kpop 가십으로 유투브 영상 조회수 수익으로 돈벌고 있네 ㅎ

한국인들이 쓴 댓글은 다 지우는거 봐라. ㅎ

Hello. This clearly symbolizes 🇰🇷Korea's unique traditional culture. The clouds and mountains in the MV represent Korean culture and landscape painting, which can be seen in “조선” (Joseon, Korean dynasty) landscapes. Although traditional Korean landscape painting is similar to Chinese styles, it is distinctly different. Additionally, “곰방대” (gombangdae, Korean smoking pipe), “부채” (buchae, Korean traditional fan), “호랑이” (horangi, tiger, One of the animals that symbolize Korea), and “노리개” (norigae, Korean traditional ornaments), and “꽃신” (kkotshin, traditional Korean shoes) (are all representative of Korea's unique traditional culture. Everyone, If y’all have received basic education, please ignore all false and rude fake information! Also Thank you everyone for loving Korean culture!! 🇰🇷🥰Korea's unique traditional culture is a Korean culture that was originally started and continued by Koreans. Korea's unique traditional culture is not Chinese. It has nothing to do with China. Please educate yourself again before spreading incorrect or false information to others. Since 10 years ago, China has been asserting that Korea's traditional clothing, food, kimchi, and culture are China's unique culture. The Chinese even once asserted that Japanese traditional clothing, kimono, and Japanese food were China's unique culture. However, even if the Chinese make false claims, people around the world already know the facts. Also, historically in China, the “Cultural revolution (无产阶级文化大革命) ” that occurred between 1966 and 1976 caused the Chinese people to eliminate their own culture. They destroyed cultural assets, including the tomb of Confucius, one of the four great saints, and the tomb of Guan Yu, who is revered as a god in East Asia, by the Chinese themselves. The Chinese have already destroyed and eliminated most of their own culture in the past. This is why Chinese people suddenly started insisting that Korean and Japanese culture are Chinese 10 years ago. The main reason Chinese people are attempting to appropriate Korea's unique culture is due to China’s “Northeast Project.” The Northeast Project (东北工程, Northeast Project) was a research project conducted by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences from 2002 to 2007. The project's goal was to study the history and ethnic issues of China's northeastern regions, particularly Manchuria, to assert that these areas have always been an integral part of Chinese history. The Northeast Project includes claims that ancient Korean states such as “고조선” (Gojoseon, ancient Korean state), “고구려” (Goguryeo, ancient Korean kingdom), and “발해” (Balhae, ancient Korean kingdom) were local Chinese regimes, which has sparked historical recognition conflicts between Korea and China. As a result, many Korean government officials and citizens strongly oppose the Northeast Project, viewing it as an attempt by China to distort history. The international community's response to the Northeast Project has been largely critical, casting doubt on the credibility of China's historical claims. Many countries, including Korea, regard this as an effort to distort historical facts. (If you search about this on Google, it clearly shows that 고조선: Gojoseon, 발해: Balhae, and 고구려: Goguryeo were ancient Korean states. The project ended in 2007 because China failed in its attempt to distort history. However, the influence of the project still lingers.) **I hope that true peace will come to the world where people do not encroach on or covet what belongs to each other. **🙏 China often makes wrongful claims about the origins of various cultural elements from other countries. Here's a list of instances where China has been accused of appropriating and misrepresenting the cultural heritage of its neighbors, often overshadowing and undermining their unique cultural identities: 1. **Korean Hanbok**: China has wrongfully claimed this traditional Korean clothing as its own, attempting to erase its true origins. 2. **Japanese Kimono**: Often depicted as part of Chinese culture, undermining Japan's rich heritage. 3. **Vietnamese Áo Dài**: Presented as a Chinese fashion element, despite its Vietnamese roots, showing a disregard for Vietnam's cultural identity. 4. **Mongolian Deel**: TraditionalMongolian attire marketed as Chinese, erasing Mongolia's distinct cultural contributions. 5. **Tibetan Thangka**: Sacred Tibetan Buddhist paintings wrongly claimed as Chinese art, an act of cultural erasure. 6. **Uyghur Dastan**: Epic poetry from the Uyghur community misrepresented as Chinese literature, diminishing Uyghur cultural heritage. 7. **Kazakh Yurts**: Nomadic tents falsely attributed to Chinese heritage, overshadowing Kazakh traditions. 8. **Thai Khon Masks**: Used in traditional Thai dance but sometimes claimed by Chinese performers, erasing Thai cultural expressions. 9. **Filipino Tinikling**: A traditional dance misrepresented as Chinese, undermining the Philippines' cultural identity. 10. **Hawaiian Hula**: Traditional Hawaiian dance occasionally claimed to have Chinese origins, overshadowing Hawaii's unique traditions. 11. **Indonesian Gamelan**: Music wrongly presented as part of Chinese tradition, erasing Indonesia's musical heritage. 12. **Tibetan Butter Sculptures**: Unique Tibetan art claimed as Chinese, diminishing Tibet's cultural identity. 13. **Nepalese Thangka**: Religious paintings sometimes marketed as Chinese, overshadowing Nepal's rich artistic traditions. 14. **Korean Kimchi**: Frequently claimed as originating from China, erasing Korea's culinary heritage. 15. **Japanese Sushi**: Sometimes promoted as Chinese cuisine, overshadowing Japan's culinary contributions. 16. **Vietnamese Pho**: Misrepresented as part of Chinese culinary heritage, erasing Vietnam's culinary identity. 17. **Korean Taekwondo**: Occasionally claimed to have Chinese origins, overshadowing Korea's martial arts heritage. 18. **Kazakh Eagle Hunting**: Showcased as part of Chinese cultural heritage, erasing Kazakh traditions. 19. **Uyghur Meshrep (Traditional Gatherings) **: Represented as Chinese, diminishing Uyghur cultural practices. 20. **Himalayan Singing Bowls**: Marketed as Chinese despite Tibetan and Nepalese origins, erasing their cultural significance. 21. **Hmong Embroidery**: Attributed to Chinese minority culture, overshadowing the Hmong's unique artistry. 22. **Khmer Classical Dance**: Unique to Cambodia but co-opted as Chinese, erasing Cambodian cultural expressions. 23. **Indonesian Batik**: Marketed as Chinese textile art, erasing Indonesia's rich textile traditions. 24. **Laotian Sticky Rice**: Featured as part of Chinese culinary heritage, diminishing Laos' culinary identity. 25. **Filipino Nipa Huts**: Presented as Chinese rural architecture, overshadowing the Philippines' traditional structures 26. **Tibetan Yak Butter Sculpture**:Showcased as Chinese, erasing Tibet's unique artistic traditions. 27. **Taiwanese Aboriginal Culture**: Presented as Han Chinese culture, diminishing Taiwan's indigenous heritage. 28. **Korean Jangseung (Village Guardians**: Claimed as Chinese creations, erasing Korea's cultural identity. 29. **Mongolian Long Song**: Presented as part of Chinese folk music, overshadowing Mongolia's musical traditions. 30. **Thai Loy Krathong Festival**: Misrepresented as influenced by Chinese lantern festivals, erasing Thailand's cultural identity. 31. **Balinese Gamelan Music**: Claimed to be part of Chinese musical traditions, erasing Ball's unique musical heritage. 32. **Himalayan Thangka Art**: Labeled as Chinese art, erasing the Himalayas' rich artistic traditions. 33. **Bhutanese Dzong Architecture**: Misattributed as Chinese structures, overshadowing Bhutan's architectural heritage. 34. **Vietnamese Water Puppetry**: Claimed as influenced by Chinese puppetry, erasing Vietnam's cultural identity. 35. **Sri Lankan Kandyan Dance**: Presented as part of Chinese dance traditions, erasing Sri Lanka's unique cultural expressions. 36. **Nepalese Pashmina Shawls**: Marketed as Chinese products, overshadowing Nepal's textile heritage. 37. **Mongolian Horse Racing**: Co-opted as part of Chinese cultural festivities, erasing Mongolia's equestrian traditions. 38. **Korean Ondol (Underfloor Heating) **:Presented as a Chinese innovation, diminishing Korea's technological heritage. 39. **Kazakh Nomadic Tents (Yurts)**: Claimed as Chinese heritage, erasing Kazakhstan's nomadic culture. These examples highlight China's ongoing appropriation and misrepresentation of the cultural heritage of its neighbors, often leading to disputes and accusations. The actions overshadow and undermine the unique cultural identities and contributions of other nations, furthering cultural erasure and misrepresentation.

As a Korean, I am saddened by the reactions of Chinese. If the music video had only been distributed in Korea, no one would have thought there was an intention to steal Chinese culture. Because, while some of the cultural elements in the music video did originate from China, they have been deeply integrated into Korean culture for a long time. When talking about karst, it is a mysterious background that frequently appears in Korean art due to respect for Chinese poets and artists. Thinking of heaven or Shangri-La makes it easier to understand. I just hope people understand that Korean cultural elements are closely related to those of China and that there was never any intention of stealing them.

Cultural appreciation, copying from the master of copying. SOUNDS LEGIT.

I like the music video. No need to care . Chinese stole watcing Netflix .

Boycott IVE!!!

that kind of art is a cultural part of many countries INCLUDING korea, not just china

They also copied itzy wannabe dance step

More than 500 years ago, China was the soft power powerhouse of Asia and actively spread its culture throughout the Asia. Now, 500 years later, they claim that Asia is copying and appropriating China's culture. NO.... Asian countries have been influenced, but they've developed their own characteristics. Buddhism spread from India to China. Would you agree if India claimed all Chinese culture derived from Buddhism as Indian? Today, Asia's soft power powerhouses are South Korea and Japan, and China is literally being influenced by Korean culture in most areas of culture, including CPOP, CDRAMA, fashion, cosmetics, hair, etc. Would the all Chinese agree that CPOP is just copycat of KPOP and has appropriated KPOP's culture? NO, Give it another 20 years and China will claim that CPOP and idol culture are uniquely Chinese.

it's literally based off of a Korean fairy tale it has nothing to do with China but I guess fake outrageousis popular nowadays

아무 의미없지만 중국인 여러분의 큰 관심덕에 아이브는 앨범 판매 2일차 100만장 판매를 했고 뮤직비디오 조회수는 2000만을 돌파했습니다. 우리는 여기서 또 하나의 중대한 사실을 발견할 수 있습니다. BTS도 그랬지만 중국인들이 싫어하는 KPOP 아이돌은 세계적으로 성공한다는 것입니다. 삼성과 현대도 중국 시장에서 철수했지만 세계적으로는 더 성공하고 있습니다. 더 많은 KPOP 아이돌들이 더 중국을 자극해 중국 네티즌들을 화가 나서 미치게 만들었으면 좋겠어요. 그들 모두 세계적으로 성공적인 아이돌이 될 것입니다.

literally who gives a fuck. yall are so sensitive i swear

Not all cultures in the East are Chinese. China was a colony in the Mongol Empire for about 200 years. Chinese culture began with the Mongol Empire. And China was founded on October 1, 1949.

To. RU-vidr Question (1) Just as Western cultures are similar, Eastern cultures are similar in general. This is because they develop while influencing each other. Where does the suit begin? "Britain." Men all over the world wear suits, so does Britain say not to steal from our culture? In Japanese writing, there are Chinese characters. Then, does Japan steal and use Chinese characters? Since jeans are American cowboy clothes, should we say that people all over the world stole American culture? Cultures develop by exchanging them, not by anyone's property. (2) China has banned imports of Korean culture while deploying THAAD missile interceptors in the United States in Korea. However, China has plagiarized and used Korean dramas, animations, movies, K-pop, webtoons, TV entertainment formats, etc. for years without paying copyright. "I know the Korean drama Squid Game on Netflix. It made a TV program in China under the name Squid Game → Squid Victory, which has become a mockery all over the world. In addition, the chairman of Netflix in the U.S. is also paying China to watch the show. Netflix is also losing money in China. The Chinese are countries that don't say anything illegal that they do, but always complain about neighboring countries. Do you have any Chinese friends in the world? China is an outcast country in the world. (3) Lastly, I will tell you how China steals and plagiarizes things around the world. Since posting a link is not possible under RU-vid, I will tell you by writing a RU-vid title. RU-vid Title: "Chinese Knockoffs That Are Too Obvious"

在歷史上，許多偉大的中國朝代都擁有一個忠誠的韓國附庸國，幫忙皇帝預防日本人入侵與協助對抗北方遊牧部落，中國人同樣也會在韓國陷入危機時出手相助。 中國與韓國之間在歷史上的政治地位雖然不平等，但實際上是很好的朋友，隨著海權地位的重要性增加，擁有一個親近中國且富裕東方鄰國顯得更加重要