In the latest program, Huang Xiao and George of LAY Team choreographed the dance Arirang-Random Thoughts, inspired by the famous Korean folk song Arirang. The audience who have seen this group of dances feel that this work has both the pleasure brought by hip-hop and a sense of elegance.
However, this work has caused a heated discussion on the Korean website. What are a group of Koreans saying? Both Ray and Jackson Wang in this program made their debut in South Korea, where they are very popular. The Untamed, played by Yi Bo, became popular in South Korea. Yibo once made his debut in Korea, and his popularity in Korea is also very high. Therefore, this program "This is Street Dance" has a certain degree of attention in Korea!
On the qoo forum, some Korean netizens took "This is street dance" as a hot post, which also caused quite a controversy on Twitter. The reason is that Arirang-Random Thoughts, a work in This is Hip Hop, is regarded by South Korea as "stealing" Korean culture.
Even saying "This is China Street Dance"! I think it is Korean culture. How can you say it's China street dance?
What's more, the comments below this hot post reveal the blind arrogance of Koreans and think that we are copying culture! Bian Xiao has ten thousand bad words in his heart at the moment. When it comes to the topic of "cultural plagiarism", who can compare with Koreans?
First of all, don't Koreans know that China is made up of 56 ethnic groups? One of them is Korean, mainly distributed in Liaoning, Jilin and Heilongjiang provinces. So Arirang-Random Thoughts has nothing to do with Korean culture, and its inspiration comes from Koreans in China.
Secondly, the song Arirang belongs to every Korean in the world, not Koreans. Koreans are mainly distributed in three countries, South Korea, North Korea and China. Korean culture is different, please go out and have a look. Don't think that the whole world is centered on Korea, and Koreans are not unique to South Korea.
Ironically, Baitou Mountain in the lyrics of Arirang, which is now Changbai Mountain, is mainly located in China, on the border between China and North Korea, and 108,000 miles away from South Korea. How can Koreans be so confident that Korean culture is Korean culture? Speaking of cultural plagiarism, isn't the "oriental style" popular in South Korea like our Chinese style? Didn't ACE Men's Team Dream Butterfly use the allusion of China's Dream Butterfly in Zhuang Zhou? The following is the album cover of the men's team. )
Just admit it generously and say it's "oriental wind"! China's costume culture is also called "Oriental Style" and "Han Feng" by Korean thieves. Besides, isn't Toyo Japan?
After the release of the album "Butterfly Dream" by ACE Men's Team, people in other regions said it was Chinese style, which was very similar to the feeling in The Untamed. Koreans are unhappy and insist that this is an "oriental style", so Koreans go to great lengths to make an "oriental style", which is only a Chinese style in the eyes of Europeans and Americans. Nobody said anything about improving Hanbok, but it's too cheap to say "Oriental style" with China's classical stories and China's clothes!