Tongue and groove technology by South Korea to change the name of the heritage bid success, netizens what do you think?

Recently, there are news rumors, mortise and tenon technology and was South Korea rubbing the success of the heritage, and has entered the UNESCO "Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity". netizens have expressed and angry and helpless , on the one hand, the South Koreans are too good at camouflage, naked a counterfeiting small hands, on the one hand, we are too little attention to the protection of traditional culture, of course, also because of the limited number of declarations, resulting in some cultures are silently ignored.

It is understood that South Korea as early as 2010 to mortise and tenon technology packaged into a project called "big carpenter", declared the intangible cultural heritage. These "big carpenters," also known as wood structure architects, are known to be able to repair traditional palaces and temples without the use of a single nail or a single mortise and tenon joint.

Even though South Korea's bid does not directly mention "mortise and tenon" in its introduction, many netizens have said that the so-called "assembling wooden blocks without nails" is not an application of mortise and tenon technology. There are also netizens to find out the Chinese and South Korean heritage content of the official introduction of the video for comparison, but also found that the South Korean video of carpentry technology and China's video is highly similar to the content of the video.

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Chinese and South Korean cultural disputes:

When it comes to cultural disputes between China and South Korea, it's important to bring up the hanbok incident, which has caused a lot of publicity. Chinese netizens shared the traditional Chinese Hanbok on the extranet, but did not expect a Korean netizen to come to force "recognize relatives", insisting that the picture of the dress is Hanbok, not Hanbok.

After that, Yu Zheng personally disliked the Korean netizens, saying that as a former subsidiary of China, it was understandable that the costumes were similar to those of the Ming Dynasty. I did not expect the Korean netizens not only ignore the history of ignorance, but also Yu Zheng scolded on the Korean hot search, is really strange to the extreme.

In addition to this, we all know that the Spring Festival is a traditional Chinese festival, which has influenced people from all over the world for many years. When you search for "Lunar New Year" on an overseas search engine, it automatically shows "Chinese New Year" in the search results, so it's clear that everyone recognizes that Chinese New Year is associated with China. Chinese New Year" (Chinese New Year) in the search results. But it's hard to believe that South Koreans are calling for the Chinese New Year to be de-Chineseized because they think it's celebrated in their own country, too.

Besides cultural practices, some South Korean costume dramas also copy China's costume styling. The costume and styling of the female lead in the South Korean costume drama North Korean Exorcist is almost a copy and paste of the Bai Suzhen styling played by Ju Jingyi. Only the Korean version is much rougher, but the overall style is exactly the same. And there is no such slender floating belt look in Korean history, so it is obviously copied from China.

There are also the Lantern Festival, kimchi, Chinese medicine, Chinese knots and other cultural treasures that have been passed down in China for many years, all of which have been forcibly plundered away by South Korea, which also reflects the phenomenon of South Korea's cultural desert from the side.