'This is Street Dance' Korean dance, why is it hotly debated and scolded on Korean network?

Dance variety show "This is Street Dance" is on the air, Zhang Yixing, Wang Yibo, Wang Jiaer, Zhong Hanliang four captains led the players, to create a novel theme of street dance. In the program not only to test the dance hard power, innovation is also a very important point, how to incorporate other elements in the street dance, to attract the attention of the audience, so that the opponent is convinced!

In the latest program, Huang Xiao and George from Zhang Yixing's team choreographed the dance "Arirang - Random Thoughts" inspired by the well-known Korean folk song "Arirang". Viewers who watched this set of dances felt that the piece not only had the thrill that street dance gives, but also a fairy-like ethereal feeling.

But this work is hotly debated on the Korean Internet, and what is a group of Koreans talking about? Zhang Yixing and Wang Jiaer in this program are all debuted in South Korea, and were already popular in South Korea. Wang Yibo, who starred in "Order of the Chen Dynasty", became popular in South Korea, and Wang Yibo once debuted in South Korea, and was also very popular in South Korea. So the program "This is Street Dance" more or less has some attention in Korea!

On theqoo forum, some Korean netizens topped "This is Street Dance" as a hot post, and it also caused a lot of controversy on Twitter. The reason is that the piece "Arirang - Random Thoughts" in "This is Street Dance" is considered by South Korea as "stealing" Korean culture.

The Korean government has even criticized the phrase "this is Chinese street dance"! How can you say it's Chinese street dance when you think it's Korean culture that's being used?

What's even more outrageous are the comments under this hot post, which reveal the blind arrogance of Koreans who think we're plagiarizing their culture! I have 10,000 dirty words in my mind right now, when it comes to the topic of "cultural plagiarism", who is better than the Koreans?

First of all, don't the Koreans know that China is made up of 56 ethnic groups? One of them is the Korean ethnic group, which is mainly located in the three provinces of Liaoning, Jilin and Heilongjiang. So the work "Arirang - Random Thoughts" has nothing to do with Korean culture at all, the work is inspired by the Korean people in China.

Secondly, the song "Arirang" belongs to every Korean in the world, and is not owned by South Koreans, the Korean people are distributed mainly in three countries, South Korea, North Korea, China, the Korean culture is not equal to the Korean culture, please South Korea more out of the world to see the world, do not think that the whole world is South Korea as the center, and the Korean people are not unique to South Korea.

Ironically enough, the Baekdu Mountain, which appears in the lyrics of "Arirang" and is now known as Changbaek Mountain, are both located mainly in China, on the border between China and North Korea, and are separated from South Korea by 108,000 miles. How did South Koreans get so confident that North Korean culture, is Korean culture? Speaking of cultural plagiarism, isn't the recent popularity of "Oriental style" among South Korean fans a reference to our Chinese style, and isn't ACE's "Butterfly Dreams" a reference to our country's "Zhuangzhou Dreams of Butterflies"? (The following is the boy band's album cover)

Used to admit that it is, and have to say that it is "Eastern style"! Our country's ancient costume culture, but also by the Korean theft said "East wind", "Korean wind". Besides, isn't it Japan?

After ACE Boys "Butterfly Dream" album came out, people from other regions said it was Chinese style, similar to the feeling of "Order of the Chen Dynasty". The Koreans were upset and said it was "Eastern style", so the Koreans went to great lengths to make it "Eastern style", but in the eyes of Europeans and Americans it was just Chinese style. You have improved the Korean dress, no one said anything, but with the Chinese classical story, Chinese clothing, said "East Asian style" is too cheap!