What historical evidence did Korean netizens list to prove that Hanfu copied Hanbok?

What do you think about Korean netizens calling Hanbok Hanbok?

In the dispute between Hanfu and Hanbok, Yu Zheng responded to Korean netizens: Don’t care about people who have had plastic surgery and forget their ancestors - Introduction. Did Yu Zheng get into a fight with Korean netizens? Sorry, I stand straight this time.

The competition between Chinese culture and Korean culture has never stopped. Even many things that originally belonged to Chinese culture will be shamelessly "occupied" by Korean netizens as their own. The most distressing thing is that many Chinese people have ignorance written all over their faces. Netizens will also describe Chinese cultural things as Korean.

Hanfu made in the Ming Dynasty is a typical example. Xu Kai posted a selfie on his personal social platform for his new drama "Shang Shi". In the photo, Xu Kai wore a Hanfu made in the Ming Dynasty.

"Shang Shi" is the second collaboration between Xu Kai and Wu Jinyan after "Story of Yanxi Palace". It tells a story that happened in the Ming Dynasty, so Xu Kai's style is naturally that of the Ming Dynasty.

However, the comments below showed a ridiculous scene. Many netizens said: "When did you become Korean? Is this a Korean drama?"

The appearance of these comments fully demonstrates these people's lack of cultural knowledge, which also shows that the popularity of culture needs to be improved.

Or maybe it could be said that it has been eroded and plundered by Korean culture over the years, and its shortcomings have become more and more obvious. You must know that due to the influx of Korean dramas and Korean stars, the trend of advocating Korea was once popular, which to a certain extent contributed to the cultural confidence of Korean netizens. That's why he is so arrogant.

Seeing this, Yu Zheng forwarded Xu Kai's selfie and responded to the controversy among netizens. He said: "This proper Ming Dynasty Hanfu cannot be called 'Hanfu' by uneducated people just because Goryeo, which was a vassal state of the Ming Dynasty, followed it." ' ”

Later, some authoritative cultural accounts also responded to the controversy that Hanfu originated from Hanbok, and claimed that such a statement was a joke. Ancient Korea (counted as North Korea at that time) did not have its own clothing, and they improved it based on the clothing of the Ming Dynasty. , and finally formed the costumes that everyone sees in Korean dramas.

However, Korean netizens did not give up, and even posted Yu Zheng on the Korean Internet to denounce, calling Yu Zheng and Chinese netizens stupid and ignorant. In this way, Yu Zheng was scolded by Korean netizens and caused heated discussions in the country.

Korean netizens wanted Yu Zheng to present evidence that the costumes originated from the Ming Dynasty in China, so Yu Zhengzhen posted a short essay to reply to all Korean netizens who have not learned history well. China not only has Ming Dynasty Hanfu, but also traditional Chinese medicine, dance, and painting. , calligraphy, martial arts...many other cultural treasures.

While everyone was fighting back against the ignorance of Korean netizens, they also left messages on Yuzheng’s social account asking him to retaliate quickly. The plunder of culture cannot be tolerated.

Facts have proved that Yu Zheng is really not afraid of anyone when it comes to insulting people. His response this time did not disappoint netizens. Yu Zheng responded: "They can even move the facial features given by their parents at will. Isn't it normal to wear the crown and the hat? I’m too lazy to argue with these people who forget their ancestors. Facts speak louder than words!” Yu Zheng’s implication was that he was complaining about the trend of plastic surgery started in South Korea.

In fact, this is not the first time that Korean netizens have provoked and blasphemed Chinese culture. They have always plundered Chinese culture so confidently, and their words also reveal contempt and viciousness, such as the sensational "Dragon Boat Festival application for World Heritage" event.

However, the most heartbreaking thing is that some domestic netizens have an imperfect view of right and wrong. Not only do they not condemn these actions of South Korea, they even fan the flames and expand these negative impacts, revealing their ignorance all the time.

South Korea's application for World Heritage "Gangneung Dragon Boat Festival" was successful, but some people took the lead. There was a saying on the Internet that South Korea was "squatting" the Dragon Boat Festival, and "China will have to pay for celebrating the Dragon Boat Festival in the future." The public was excited, and finally Experts came forward to clarify and let netizens know that this was a misunderstanding. South Korea's "Gangneung Dragon Boat Festival" is not the same thing as the Chinese Dragon Boat Festival, but the time is similar. The Chinese Dragon Boat Festival has been successfully applied for World Heritage status, and our traditional festival finally has a status.

Although it was a misunderstanding, starting from this incident, the ambition of Korean netizens to provoke and plunder Chinese culture was gradually exposed. We can always hear Korean netizens say from time to time: "Korean ancestors nurtured the Yellow River Civilization."

They said: "Movable type printing was invented in Korea." They said: "Li Shizhen was also invented in Korea."

After endless provocations, the originally angry Chinese netizens lost their temper. Instead, they laughed comically and teased them: "The whole world belongs to South Korea."

The Dragon Boat Festival incident has come to an end, but this cannot conceal the mysterious confidence of Korean netizens in their own culture, which is why there is this "Hanfu vs. Hanfu dispute."

In addition, the incident of Yu Zheng being ridiculed by Korean netizens for making Hanfu from Ming Dynasty has also triggered the thinking of domestic netizens. We should not just blindly admire foreign things. We should also have a better understanding of our own country's culture and have a greater sense of identity and responsibility. .

The difference between Hanfu and Hanbok

A friend told me that their school held a Hanfu coming-of-age ceremony, but some parents of the students said it was Korean Hanbok, and many boys thought they were wearing Japanese kimonos. Oh my God, why are there so many people who don’t even know their own country’s Hanfu?

Although times are constantly improving, I believe that the traditional culture of every country and nation remains unchanged. Hanfu is originally the traditional costume of our Han national culture. Even though Hanfu, kimono and Hanfu are very similar, there are also many differences!

Hanbok is a fusion of Hanfu from the Tang Dynasty of China and the native costumes of the Korean peninsula. To a certain extent, it is greatly influenced by Hanfu. Women's hanbok consists of a short top and a long skirt. It has curved sleeves, a white skirt and a beautiful shape, and the colors are mostly very bright.

Kimono is Japan's national costume. In fact, before the Tang Dynasty, the color of Japanese kimono was relatively simple, mostly original colors, and almost all clothing was of the same tone. However, under the influence of Tang Dynasty culture, the colors of kimonos began to become richer, and Japanese kimonos also entered their heyday. The kimono sleeves are square, the obi is very wide, and the overall shape is straight.

Hanfu is centered on Chinese etiquette and shows the unique style and characteristics of the Han nation. Hanfu has a richer variety of designs, including collars, skirt shapes, lengths, etc. The right lapel collar is the most typical feature of Hanfu, and the Hanfu culture of upper and lower garments has a profound impact on Hanbok and kimono.

In order to seize the Chinese Hanfu culture, the "Hanfu Challenge" was deliberately launched

Koreans compete for Chinese Hanfu culture

To be precise, Chinese painters first drew Chinese-style clothing and were falsely accused by Koreans of plagiarizing Hanbok. This was just an excuse for "Korean people to rob China's Hanfu culture." If Koreans want to compete for the elements of Hanfu, they need to go through a channel. It happens that the painter draws Chinese style clothes first.

Later, in order to refute the Koreans' claims, the artist used stills from the movies "Flying Swords of Dragon Gate" and "Embroidered Spring Knife", Hanfu activities "Hua Shang Jiuzhou", and even unearthed cultural relics collected by museums as evidence, but the Koreans ignored them. It can be seen from this that Koreans are not ignorant of history, but they want to defy history by pretending to be stupid. It’s just that they tell so many lies that even they themselves believe them to be true.

Koreans don’t even have a face anymore

As things escalated, this group of Koreans even lost face. Chinese netizens regard unearthed cultural relics as evidence, but Koreans say that "Hanfu has influenced Hanfu", or simply choose to pretend to be stupid and blind.

In order to completely grab what they call "Hanbok", they even launched a "Hanbok Challenge" activity, mobilizing Korean painters to draw "Hanbok" and use pictures to prove that "Hanbok copied Hanbok". Judging from the "Hanbok" drawn by Koreans, not only do they not admit that Hanbok is derived from Hanfu, but they take the opportunity to appropriate more and more Hanfu decorations and Hanfu elements as their own. In order to refute this statement, Chinese painters also launched the "Hanfu Challenge" activity.

What’s even more unexpected is that despite the fierce competition for Hanfu elements, Shining Nuannuan actually “backstabbed” Chinese netizens behind their backs. At this critical moment, Shining Nuannuan launched clothing that was clearly Hanfu made in the Ming Dynasty, but it said it was "Hanbok". Taking the initiative to treat Ming Dynasty Hanfu as "Hanbok" and offering it with both hands, to be honest, this kneeling posture is really ugly.

This operation of Shining Nuannuan has caused dissatisfaction among Chinese players. However, knowing that it had angered Chinese players, Shining Nuannuan still "played dead" and not only did not remove the nominal "Korean server" from the shelves, it did not even apologize.

Many Chinese players said that Shining Nuan Nuan could simply close the national server. In this case, Shining Nuan Nuan would not have to look at the faces of Chinese players if they wanted to kneel down Koreans. Besides, Shining Nuan Nuan has never seen the faces of Chinese players, and has caused dissatisfaction from Chinese players many times, but Shining Nuan Nuan still goes its own way and still praises Koreans.

This time, Shining Nuan Nuan's operation fully reflects Shining Nuan Nuan's stance and attitude, and also allows us to fully see the face of Fold Paper. People who can give up traditional culture and traditional clothing to others, do you still remember who your ancestors are?