On Korean Modern Popular Culture

Korean culture is protecting children's innocence at all costs. This means that even if the idols of Korean pop music have grown up, they should not dress too openly, because that will have a bad influence on their children's fans. ?

Patrick St. Michel mentioned in Atlantic Monthly, our sister publication, that Korean pop bands are not very sexy, but at least they look or act more like mature women. "One example is the girlhood of adult Korean pop music groups. Recently, The New Yorker magazine just made a feature for this nine-member band.

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South Korea has its own characteristics in literature and art, and Korean national arts mainly include painting, calligraphy, printmaking, technology and decoration. It not only inherits the national tradition, but also absorbs the specialties of foreign art, among which mask, also known as "mask dance", is a symbol of Korean national culture and occupies an extremely important position in Korean traditional drama.

Korean culture is obviously influenced by China. As early as the Tang Dynasty, Silla on the Korean Peninsula specially sent people to China to study China's culture and strategy of governing the country. Some things are "localized" and copied back to be absorbed as their own culture. China's culture had a long-term influence on Silla, which was strengthened by absorbing China's culture, thus unifying the Korean Peninsula.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Korean Modern Culture