Korean netizens have come to find fault ...

The web drama "Zhen Ji Ji", which has been aired in China recently, has caused the so -called "plagiarism" controversy in South Korea.

According to a report from South Korea's "Daily Economy" on the 5th, some Korean netizens claimed that "the characters in the play in the play are wearing 'Hanbok', and the scene of making Suzi Ye is very ridiculous." "Dae Jang Geum". Some Chinese netizens said that the characters in the play are "the clothing of the Ming Dynasty, not Hanbok." In the dispute, Lu Chao, the dean of the United States and East Asian Research Institute of Liaoning University, told Global Network reporters on the 5th that China and South Korea are close to and have close exchanges, so there are many similarities in culture. For example, in the "Lee's North Korea" period, South Korea's clothing, especially official uniforms, almost copied the style of the Ming Dynasty clothing style in the design. He believes that both China and South Korea should face history and communicate with each other with mutual respect.

Stills of "Jane Ji Ji"

According to public information, "Zhen Ji Ji" is based on traditional Chinese cuisine. It tells the young chef Ling Xiaoxiao who is born in the folk as the "first royal chef in the world". The prince appreciated and loved the prince. "Daily Economy" reported that in addition to being broadcast on Chinese domestic video platforms, the play was also launched on the Disney online streaming platform "Disney+" on April 7, but the playback area does not include South Korea.

"Daily Economy" reported that in "Zhen Ji Ji", "actors wearing clothes similar to Hanbok, and actresses with Su Ziye wrapped in roasted pork belly to become a part of Korean netizens." Some Korean netizens recently uploaded posts in the Korean online community to attack the relevant pictures, saying that "it is a traditional Chinese cuisine, but the roasted pork belly appeared." In addition, some Korean netizens showed the costumes of the actors in the post, claiming: "Chinese love Hanbok."

In "Jane Ji Ji", the actress uses Su Ziye to wrap the grilled pork belly. The picture source: Korean online community

The actor's clothing map shown in the poster of "Zhenxuan": "Disney+"

According to reports, Korean netizens also believe that the plot of "Jane" is very similar to the Korean popular TV series "Da Chang Geng", which has caused the so -called "plagiarism" controversy. Some Korean netizens said: "Isn't it afraid of being broadcast in South Korea ('Plagiarism') to show stuffing, everyone knows."

At the same time, some Chinese netizens expressed their views on the Chinese social media.

A Chinese netizen left a message on Weibo -related superiors, thinking that "this is the Ming Dynasty clothing, not Hanbok." ↓

Some people sarcastically said, "I have watched a few episodes, which is pretty, and it (displayed) is Chinese cuisine. There is no problem. It cannot be said that the Korean people filmed the" Da Chang Geng Geng Dynasty during the dynasty) " ", Other countries shooting food themes (TV series) is plagiarism." ↓

Lu Chao, the dean of the American and East Asian Institute of Liaoning University, said in an interview with Global Network reporters on the 5th that China and South Korea have similar geography and close exchanges, so there are many similarities in culture. Especially in terms of clothing and diet that are closely related to life. South Korea has advocated "Confucianism" since ancient times, actively studying and absorbing the excellent Chinese culture. During the "Lee North Korea" period, he even called himself "Little China".

Regarding the Sino -South Korean cultural disputes that have appeared in recent years, Lu Chao believes that this is caused by some young people in South Korea at the moment. In recent years, Korean society has been filled with narrow nationalism. Some Koreans often use the historical and cultural issues of the two countries to "stab" and even raise these issues to the nation and national level. "Don’t Harmony". He said that the people of the two countries should face history, and in the attitude of mutual respect, communicate with their open minds, and jointly create a better future between China and South Korea.

Source: Global Network/Fu Jiajun

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