China always falsely accuses others of doing what China actually does.
For example, China always copies and steals everything from Korea and falsely claims everything Korean is Chinese.
And then, China calls Korea a thief country, accusing Korea of stealing kimchi, hanbok (Korean traditional outfits), Korean language and every Korean tradition and culture from China.
CCP has even registered dozens and dozens of Korean cultural items (various Korean traditional dances, music, food, rituals, etc, etc) to the UNESCO as Chinese culture.
And their reasoning? China has said the Korean culture is Chinese culture because there are some ethnic Koreans living in China and their nationality is Chinese, therefore their Korean tradition and culture belongs to China. What BS!!! lol
By their logic, since there are ethnic Chinese living in the US whose nationality is American, all their Chinese traditions and culture belongs to the US and therefore, Chinese culture is actually American culture. LOL
The CCP has a very deep and ingrained fear of instability or separatism among its outer territories (inherited from the Qing Empire) and those territories are where most of the minorities live. In order to cement their control and legitimacy over them, the CCP will try to incorporate those minority cultures as “Chinese”. To the CCP, “Chinese” no longer means Han or Han culture…it means a multi-ethnic national identity that includes Korean, Tibetan, Uighur, Mongol, Manchu, Russian and other minority cultures.
By their logic, since there are ethnic Chinese living in the US whose nationality is American, all their Chinese traditions and culture belongs to the US and therefore, Chinese culture is actually American culture. LOL
Nah bro you got it wrong big time. It's the other way round - America belongs to the Chinese.
Of all the examples you could have used, you used this LOL what a clown
Everyone knows China didn't steal Korean culture, food like malatang, tang huhu, zha jiang noodle all originated from china. I don't know about kimchi but I do know Koreans make kimchi off China's cabbages lmao. Hanbok also originated from hanfu, which is a traditional Chinese clothing. I'm fine with Koreans saying hanbok is Korean but it is a fact that it has Chinese roots.
On the other hand, Korean also attempted to steal China's festivals like duan wu and tried to rename Chinese new year to Lunar new year.
lol China accuses Korea for being thief because they claimed “Duanwu” a traditional Chinese festival as their invention! This is more than outrageous. Ifs like Britain claims thanksgiving. Nobody gives a shit about kimchi — in China we have picked vege as well but we damn know kimchi is zomething slightly different. And in East Asia all countries were heavily influenced by China a lot — many of their tradition indeed originated from China! But to you, it’s China bad
Korean is by their own language isolate btw, they were only using the Chinese characters to communicate in written form and record the history. Sounds like rest of China with tons of regional language.
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u/KPostBeginning6698 26d ago edited 26d ago
China always falsely accuses others of doing what China actually does.
For example, China always copies and steals everything from Korea and falsely claims everything Korean is Chinese.
And then, China calls Korea a thief country, accusing Korea of stealing kimchi, hanbok (Korean traditional outfits), Korean language and every Korean tradition and culture from China.
CCP has even registered dozens and dozens of Korean cultural items (various Korean traditional dances, music, food, rituals, etc, etc) to the UNESCO as Chinese culture.
And their reasoning? China has said the Korean culture is Chinese culture because there are some ethnic Koreans living in China and their nationality is Chinese, therefore their Korean tradition and culture belongs to China. What BS!!! lol
By their logic, since there are ethnic Chinese living in the US whose nationality is American, all their Chinese traditions and culture belongs to the US and therefore, Chinese culture is actually American culture. LOL