It appears in the center of Seoul, and the controversy is huge

The city center of Seoul openly exhibited the public publicity poster during the Japanese colonial rule, which caused the dispute after the dispute was removed

According to the South Korean "East Asian Daily" reported on August 30, near the Glittering Gate Square in central Seoul recently publicized the publicity poster of Seoul, Seoul, during the period of colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula. In the poster, Japan's colonial governor's colonial rule in the Korean Peninsula- "North Korea Governor's House" and the relevant images that remind people of the Japanese flag "Sun Banner". After triggering a huge controversy, the producer of the poster, the Seoul Municipal Government, has removed the relevant posters.

Recently, near the Guanghua Gate Square in the center of Seoul, the Japanese propaganda poster of the Japanese Peninsula was openly exhibited during the period of colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula. Photo from Korean media

According to reports, the Seoul Municipal Government said on the 30th that a poster showed a poster that shows the changes in optical gate squares and Seoul City in the Light Road District of the Zhonglu District, Seoul. The poster set the time background in the period of colonial rule of the Japanese imperialism on the Korean Peninsula, 2009 and 2022, and showed the appearance of the Optical Gate Square in Seoul in different periods from a distance. The Seoul Municipal Government said that the poster was jointly designed and produced with the Seoul History Museum, the History Museum of the Republic of Korea last year, and the National Ancient Palace Museum.

The optical doors in the lens and related posters that cause controversy are from Korean media

It is reported that the posters that show the appearance of the optical gate square during the daily colonial rule have caused great controversy. In this poster, not only the colonial governor of Japan on the Korean Peninsula, the "North Korean Governor's House", but also a huge "pink sun" appeared. Some people say that this pink sun is reminiscent of the Japanese flag "Sun Banner".

Maps that trigger controversy are from Korean media

According to reports, with the expansion of disputes, the Seoul City Government argued on that day that this poster was to show "the process of overcoming and changing the history of pain." The city government also claimed that "the pink circular pattern is not a symbol of the Japanese flag or the sun, but the two rectangular pillars next to the circular parts represent the" road 'and' gate '(two rectangular pillars' (two rectangular pillars' The body represents 'road', pink circular represents 'door').

In the "Seoul News" report, South Korean netizens criticized the defense of the Seoul Municipal Government, "What is the intention of showing the poster" and "Since it is to show the history of overcoming pain, it should focus on the part of the overcoming", " (Exhibit this) is the mind that is not clear. "

"Seoul News" stated that the poster was originally planned to be exhibited in Guanghua Gate Plaza until September 30, but the Seoul Municipal Government considers that the citizens of Seoul were dissatisfied with this. Essence

Source: Global Network/Fu Jiajun

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