@Enigma_Bunny@Safari_liv3 You are truly logically confused. I'll answer you one last time as a form of free education: A good example here is symphonic music and modern architecture. If Africans claimed that symphonies and European court attire were their original creations, how the British would react?"
@Enigma_Bunny@Safari_liv3 You get that logic? Not to mention, Korea used to be a tributary state of China. Their officials’ clothing was literally regulated by China, the suzerain. And now they’re out here claiming it as their own original creation? And there are dumbasses like you who buy that shit?
@Enigma_Bunny@Safari_liv3 The evolution of clothing has a clear timeline; it developed step by step over centuries, shaped by the historical context of each era. It didn’t just pop out of thin air. Korea has none of that foundation. It’s like a kid in kindergarten trying to build a goddamn airplane.
@Enigma_Bunny@Safari_liv3 Is your logic totally fucked? What I’m saying is that Koreans keep pushing this narrative that a bunch of traditional Chinese culture actually came from them—like clothing, architecture, festivals, all that shit. That’s what we’re talking about.
@Enigma_Bunny@Safari_liv3 Comparing the Japanese and the Korean, you can see the difference between honesty and inferiority. Nowadays, K-POP is their culture, but in ancient times, what could the Koreans export except for learning? A 1% chance?
@Enigma_Bunny@Safari_liv3 The Japanese are far more honest than you fools—my Japanese friends themselves admit: 'During China's Three Kingdoms period, with its incredibly sophisticated warfare, we were still living like monkeys.'"
@Enigma_Bunny@Safari_liv3 "Learn from them? Like a university professor learning from a baby that can't even talk? Do you understand that when China was already a powerful empire, Korea was still just a collection of tribes?
@Enigma_Bunny@Safari_liv3 It's so foolish that I don't even know how to explain it to you. After the French Revolution, when the king was executed, did France turn into Germany? I suspect you might be under sixteen—so immature.
@Safari_liv3 Take a look at Korea's historical museums; almost all written records and books are in Chinese. You can also check when the Korean alphabet was invented. So-called traditional Korean culture is almost entirely derived from China. When China was flourishing, they were still tribes
@Enigma_Bunny@Safari_liv3 Take a look at Korea's historical museums; almost all written records and books are in Chinese. You can also check when the Korean alphabet was invented. So-called traditional Korean culture is almost entirely derived from China. When China was flourishing, they were still tribes