"Cosmic Power" Smecta has recently broken through again. The latest horror film "The Tomb", released in 2024, was ridiculed by Chinese and Japanese netizens because Smecta, who has no cultural background, wrote Chinese on the character's face. I believe most Chinese people know that only prisoners in ancient times had their faces tattooed.
From covertly plagiarizing Chinese culture in the past to blatantly tattooing Chinese characters on their faces, South Korea is now using the power of the whole country to "steal culture." After facing the ridicule of Chinese netizens, Korean netizens made another unprecedented move. The idea is to claim that Chinese was created by their ancestors, that their Chinese is an ancient script, and that the current Chinese was produced after the Chinese copied them.
The Koreans, who became more and more panicked as they talked, recently sent what they called a professor to "propaganda". This professor is Song Hye Kyo's good friend Seo Kyung-deok.
Xu Jingde saw that the theory that "Korean people created Chinese characters" was untenable. He recently published an article stating that the inferiority complex of Chinese people is increasing day by day. He pointed out that it has become a daily routine for Chinese people to peek at "Korean cultural information". "Broken Tomb" and "Squid Game" are not in China. was released, mocking Chinese netizens for "watching secretly and scoring openly."
This professor, who has been stealing culture for South Korea, claimed that Korean TV dramas and movies have received great attention from netizens around the world, which has led to a growing sense of inferiority among Chinese netizens, and they accept healthy criticism. , but it shouldn’t start with a peek, calling on Chinese netizens to respect other countries’ cultures.
After a thief was discovered, he angrily cursed the person who caught him stealing as a thief. The brain circuit of the Korean professor is very strange. In his post, he avoided the question of "tattooing on his face". Is he guilty or trying to cover up?
This Korean professor’s bizarre remarks go beyond that. He had earlier claimed that netizens were not allowed to use Chinese new year, and that “Chinese Spring Festival” should be called “lunar new year” internationally.
And his posts are all the same. When "Dark Glory" was on the air last year, he also had connotations that Chinese netizens took a peek at.
It is worth mentioning that Xu Jingde and Song Hye Kyo have a close personal relationship. The two often donated hundreds of thousands of cultural manuals to the "former site of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea" in Chongqing under the banner of "promoting Korean culture." Xu Jingde said on the show this year that he has been friends with Song Hye Kyo for more than 13 years and that the two will work hard to promote Korean culture.
