US fashion magazine quoted the "Hanbok" blockbuster in Qingwatai.

[Global Network Reporter Fu Jiajun] According to the South Korean "Busan Daily" reported on the 26th, the Korean version of the American fashion magazine "VOGUE" recently shot a set of "Hanbok" fashion blockbusters in Qingwatai, South Korea. "Reducing the national style" caused controversy. On the 25th, the South Korean Congress Cultural and Sports and Tourism Commission held a plenary meeting on the matter. South Korea showed relevant magazine photos at the wild party member and criticized: "It is to promote the Hanbok culture, but does this look like Hanbok? It's really shameful Lost to the world. "

The Korean model is wearing the "Hanbok" and poses an alternative posture to shoot a fashion blockbuster for the Korean fashion magazine "VOGUE" Korean version of the American fashion magazine. Picture source: "VOGUE" Korean version

"Busan Daily" said that the Korean version of the American fashion magazine "VOGUE" recently took a set of magazines with the theme of "Hanbok" in Qingwatai. In the photo, a number of Korean models dressed in the fashion "Hanbok", posing a "break", alternative posture, and filmed in the library, welcome hotels and outdoor green space parks in Qingwatai. Once the group photos were published, the controversy was quickly triggered. South Korea ’s public opinion believed that this move“ reduced the national style ”. In an interview with a radio station on the 24th, the former Qingwatai Li Bin secretary, Zhu Xianmin, said that although this group of photos were taken to promote the Hanbok, the models of the model are all kinds of clothing. The work of the designer.

The Korean model is dressed in "Hanbok" and filmed a fashion blockbuster for the Korean fashion magazine "VOGUE" in Qingwatai. Picture source: "VOGUE" Korean version

According to the relevant reports of the World Daily, relevant sources in the Korean fashion industry said that this group of photos taken by "VOGUE" seems to only attach importance to highlighting its own media characteristics, but the original theme -Qingwatai and Hanbok were covered. Let the model lying down or open their mouths to shoot, it is easy to think of "geisha". Others said that from the actual photos, a considerable part of it has nothing to do with Hanbok.

The Korean model is dressed in "Hanbok" and filmed a fashion blockbuster for the Korean fashion magazine "VOGUE" in Qingwatai. Picture from Korean media

According to the "Busan Daily" report, with the expansion of the dispute, the South Korean Congress Cultural and Sports and Tourism Commission held a plenary meeting on the 25th. At the meeting, South Korea's largest party -Lin Zhongcheng (transliteration) questioned Cui Yingtian, director of the Department of Culture Heritage. Lin Zhongcheng (transliteration) said that in early August, Qingwatai was accused by the people because of its commercial use. Now this kind of incomparable thing happened because the current government has not passed a thorough plan, so she is right to right -handedly. The Qingwatai is caused by opening up. For related photos, Lin Zhongcheng (transliteration) also held a magazine, and said angrily when showing the relevant photos that caused controversy: "It is to promote Hanbok culture, but does this look like Hanbok? It is really shameful to the world." In addition, The common Democratic member Hong Yizheng also stated at the meeting that the matter did not consider the historicity of Qingwatai and the connotation of Hanbok when shooting related photos. It just blindly looked forward to the cooperation with international magazines and models to achieve itself. Propaganda effect.

The South Korean Congress Cultural and Sports and Tourism Commission held a plenary meeting on the 25th. At the meeting, the common Democratic member Lin Zhongcheng (transliteration) held a magazine to show the relevant photos that caused controversy, and questioned Cui Yingtian, director of the Cultural Heritage Department. Picture from Korean media

"Busan Daily" stated that Cui Yingtian, director of the South Korean Department of Culture Heritage, said at the overall meeting that he did not study and understand the details of the details and neglected the details of the details. He apologized for this, saying that he would plan and manage the open matters of Qingwatai more densely to ensure that similar incidents no longer occurred.

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