Why is there Korean Wave in China?

This is a question worth thinking about.

First of all, from the analysis of "Korean Wave" itself, the formation of Korean Wave has its cultural causes. Koreans not only did not abandon the traditional oriental cultural heritage, but also kept pace with the times, blended the essence of western culture, and formed a style that made China people feel refreshed.

Secondly, judging from the fact that young people in China, even middle-aged and elderly people, are keen on Korean film and television works, this is called "playing with your own heart". Before the formation of our own new cultural school, when our traditional Chinese culture was destroyed by the so-called revolutionary revolution in the past 100 years, coupled with the dross of the West, the Korean Wave suddenly came. Isn't that what you want? Young people have accepted the youthful and innocent energetic culture, middle-aged people have accepted the quiet and elegant Confucian culture, and the elderly have accepted the oriental culture of respecting the old and loving the young, being modest and polite-everyone really has a share, and applauds it. The high ratings of "Dae Jang Geum" illustrate this point, as does the annual China-Korea Music Festival attended by Sun.

Third, Korean culture is popular in China, with anti-Japanese complex in the middle. China and South Korea are both victims of World War II, and Japan is the same old enemy. There is considerable political controversy about this. In fact, many Japanese cultural forms also have the same oriental cultural characteristics as the Korean Wave, but because of the poor national political attitude, they can't get the enthusiasm of Chinese people!