Korea is rich in idols and love beans. Is this related to Korean traditional culture?

Strictly speaking, South Korea's love bean culture really has little to do with traditional culture, because Korean traditional culture is greatly influenced by China. Do you think China has inherited the orthodox Confucian civilization for more than 5,000 years, and did China have the love bean culture? No, China's modern love bean culture was "introduced" from Japan and South Korea, not local! Therefore, South Korea's love bean culture has nothing to do with traditional culture.

Of course, it has nothing to do with traditional culture, but is closely related to modern culture! First of all, it is related to South Korea's own industrial strategy. As a small country, South Korea has insufficient conditions for agricultural development and insufficient resources for industrial development, so it can only settle for the second best and develop its own cultural industry! South Korea's tertiary industry is the pillar of the national economy. As a part of the tertiary industry, the love bean culture industry is naturally widely supported, so the love bean culture is very developed in Korea!

Moreover, the emptiness of modern spiritual civilization in South Korea makes them urgently need an entertainment and cultural way to liberate themselves. At this time, the love bean culture appeared, which solved the spiritual emptiness of Korean young people well. In the process of chasing your own beans, you can often paralyze yourself. At this time, the pressure of work and life will be reduced. Therefore, the popularity of love bean culture is mainly due to the popularity of Korean young people!

Of course, in addition to the above two reasons, the prevalence of South Korea's love bean culture is actually related to many factors of modern Korean culture. It is precisely because of these modern cultures that Korea's image has been shaped and its development has been achieved. Love bean culture is actually a reflection of modern spiritual civilization. Of course, idolization has "risks", so please be rational!