After the official announcement of the movie "The Legend of the Condor Heroes: The Greatest Man " directed by Tsui Hark and starring Xiao Zhan , it unexpectedly sparked a discussion about the revival of martial arts-themed works. "The new The Condor Heroes can revive Tsui Hark." "Do you have a martial arts dream?" Related topics directly appeared on the hot search, and one of the discussion directions is particularly worthy of attention.
- It turns out that South Korea has begun to steal Chinese martial arts culture again. This time they stole the culture by using Korean comics for export. They have misappropriated a lot of the concept of "nine factions and one gang" in martial arts culture, as well as classic settings such as martial arts families. , all copied by Korean comics.
What is even more speechless is that while Korean comics are stealing Chinese martial arts elements, South Korea is once again using old tricks to try to tamper with martial arts culture.
Some netizens discovered that South Korea created a word of its own, written as "murim", to refer to the so-called Korean martial arts culture, just as they created a so-called "Oriental style" to tamper with "Chinese style".
Here is a good time to review Korea’s routine of stealing Chinese culture.
The first typical case is "Oriental style". Korean idols vigorously promote Oriental style and steal a large amount of Chinese culture under the banner of Oriental style. Once someone questions it, they call it cultural innovation. In the blink of an eye, Oriental style becomes It became the beauty of Korean traditional culture.
The second typical case is "Hanfu". Korean stars, Korean dramas, and Korean comics are fully promoting the so-called improved Hanbok, which is to add a lot of Chinese elements to the original Hanbok, and then rake it up. Korean websites directly use the stolen Chinese elements as evidence , severely broke the defense during the Beijing Winter Olympics, preaching everywhere that Hanfu originated from Hanbok and that the Chinese stole Hanbok culture.
The martial arts became "murim" using exactly the same routine. On the "murim" related science popularization interface on the Internet, the origin setting of "murim" is introduced at the beginning as coming from "korean manhwas and webtoons", that is, Korean comics, but all their popular science content is Real Chinese martial arts culture.
Then came the angry and funny one.
Every time South Korea steals culture, it is tampered with and distorted, often resulting in nondescript effects. They steal martial arts culture in the same way. They stole nine The martial arts sects stole the five major families and turned the martial arts into "murim". However, the poor cultural heritage is not enough to support Korean comics to develop an independent martial arts world view. They can't even translate the names of the nine major sects into English. After that, they were still marked in Chinese Pinyin.
Of course, Korean people don’t think it’s a joke. After all, Korean experts say that Chinese was invented in Korea...
Watching this, you should have a general understanding of South Korea's coveting of Chinese martial arts culture. Since they are determined to steal, they will not stop. In 2006, South Korea's Feng Shui application failed, and in 2024 they are still making movies to steal Feng Shui. Woolen cloth.
The topic returns to the movie "The Legend of the Condor Heroes: The Greatest Man". No matter how you feel about Xiao Zhan, you must acknowledge his traffic and overseas influence.
" Chen Qing Ling " has been broadcast for several years, and it is still one of the masterpieces of overseas Chinese; the movie version of " Zhu Xian " starring Xiao Zhan has won box office exceeding expectations in Thailand and other places.
More than one netizen has called for "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" to be released globally so as to export Chinese martial arts culture and slap South Korea in the face for stealing its culture.
Or putting aside individual celebrities, starting from the circle structure, Li Ziqi returned to making mother-of-pearl and lacquerware , when making Hanfu, you need to know that Japan and South Korea have been stealing mother-of-pearl lacquerware. Li Ziqi slapped him in the face for stealing culture as soon as he returned. He also set off an upsurge in the protection and promotion of intangible cultural heritage, and carried out strong cultural exports overseas. A large number of Internet celebrities followed suit. A video on the theme of intangible cultural heritage.
The same process has the opportunity to be implemented in domestic entertainment. The entertainment industry likes to follow suit. Once a work that promotes China's unique culture is successful, then works with similar themes will quickly follow up. Competition will lead to progress, and there will be more. The possibility of quality products.
But in the end, I have to emphasize that the quality of the feature film of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes: The Greatest Man" is unknown. You can look forward to it, but don't over-hype it. After the official announcement of the movie "The Legend of the Condor Heroes: The Greatest Man " directed by Tsui Hark and starring Xiao Zhan , it unexpectedly sparked a discussion about the revival of martial arts-themed works. "The new The Condor Heroes can revive Tsui Hark." "Do you have a martial arts dream?" Related topics directly appeared on the hot search, and one of the discussion directions is particularly worthy of attention. - It turns out that South Korea has begun to steal Chinese martial arts culture again. This time they stole the culture by using Korean comics for export. They have misappropriated a lot of the concept of "nine factions and one gang" in martial arts culture, as well as classic settings such as martial arts families. , all copied by Korean comics. What is even more speechless is that while Korean comics are stealing Chinese martial arts elements, South Korea is once again using old tricks to try to tamper with martial arts culture. Some netizens discovered that South Korea created a word of its own, written as "murim", to refer to the so-called Korean martial arts culture, just as they created a so-called "Oriental style" to tamper with "Chinese style". Here is a good time to review Korea’s routine of stealing Chinese culture. The first typical case is "Oriental style". Korean idols vigorously promote Oriental style and steal a large amount of Chinese culture under the banner of Oriental style. Once someone questions it, they call it cultural innovation. In the blink of an eye, Oriental style becomes It became the beauty of Korean traditional culture. The second typical case is "Hanfu". Korean stars, Korean dramas, and Korean comics are fully promoting the so-called improved Hanbok, which is to add a lot of Chinese elements to the original Hanbok, and then rake it up. Korean websites directly use the stolen Chinese elements as evidence , severely broke the defense during the Beijing Winter Olympics, preaching everywhere that Hanfu originated from Hanbok and that the Chinese stole Hanbok culture. The martial arts became "murim" using exactly the same routine. On the "murim" related science popularization interface on the Internet, the origin setting of "murim" is introduced at the beginning as coming from "korean manhwas and webtoons", that is, Korean comics, but all their popular science content is Real Chinese martial arts culture. Then came the angry and funny one. Every time South Korea steals culture, it is tampered with and distorted, often resulting in nondescript effects. They steal martial arts culture in the same way. They stole nine The martial arts sects stole the five major families and turned the martial arts into "murim". However, the poor cultural heritage is not enough to support Korean comics to develop an independent martial arts world view. They can't even translate the names of the nine major sects into English. After that, they were still marked in Chinese Pinyin. Of course, Korean people don’t think it’s a joke. After all, Korean experts say that Chinese was invented in Korea... Watching this, you should have a general understanding of South Korea's coveting of Chinese martial arts culture. Since they are determined to steal, they will not stop. In 2006, South Korea's Feng Shui application failed, and in 2024 they are still making movies to steal Feng Shui. Woolen cloth. The topic returns to the movie "The Legend of the Condor Heroes: The Greatest Man". No matter how you feel about Xiao Zhan, you must acknowledge his traffic and overseas influence. " Chen Qing Ling " has been broadcast for several years, and it is still one of the masterpieces of overseas Chinese; the movie version of " Zhu Xian " starring Xiao Zhan has won box office exceeding expectations in Thailand and other places. More than one netizen has called for "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" to be released globally so as to export Chinese martial arts culture and slap South Korea in the face for stealing its culture. Or putting aside individual celebrities, starting from the circle structure, Li Ziqi returned to making mother-of-pearl and lacquerware , when making Hanfu, you need to know that Japan and South Korea have been stealing mother-of-pearl lacquerware. Li Ziqi slapped him in the face for stealing culture as soon as he returned. He also set off an upsurge in the protection and promotion of intangible cultural heritage, and carried out strong cultural exports overseas. A large number of Internet celebrities followed suit. A video on the theme of intangible cultural heritage. The same process has the opportunity to be implemented in domestic entertainment. The entertainment industry likes to follow suit. Once a work that promotes China's unique culture is successful, then works with similar themes will quickly follow up. Competition will lead to progress, and there will be more. The possibility of quality products. But in the end, I have to emphasize that the quality of the feature film of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes: The Greatest Man" is unknown. You can look forward to it, but don't over-hype it.I look forward to the surprise that the film’s official release will bring! Unauthorized reproduction of this article is strictly prohibited. Violators will be prosecuted!
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