And it baffles me when little indian girls say "i wish i was born in korea india is way too misogynistic" , dude its the same everywhere theyve just got good kdramas for pr 🥀
@Vipintiwari952 Kya pr hai bhai japan ka , abhi bhi insta pe reel aati rehti hai how "punctual" and "time conscience" they are but inse ek international team nhi sambhali jaa rhi
@IndianAesthetik Also they use the "but indus" to claim the saree , dude a vague half drapped terracotta figure is nowhere near to the modern saree , the modern saree takes its inspo from puranic temples and uses the nivi draping from andhra pradesh , their claims are out of the world though
@Rylee_1223@aslichin_ Yes not you but many bots on the internet claim that dress to be dunhuang inspired when in reality nothing like that was in the dunhuang cave , the original poster was referring to the bots claim , hope its not a mainstream conception
@ChefExecOfficer@5623_vikram@maybe_ghuf China steals indian clothes in the name of dunhuang and korea does the same to china and this is when chinese undertand the meaning of cultural stealing
@maybe_ghuf Dude twitter is full of chinese and koreans arguing about their "shared history" , chinese feel offended when something clearly chinese is lumped as "east asian" cause they dont wanna attribute it to the koreans , just because you're ignorant doesnt mean it does not exist
Dude twitter is full of chinese and koreans arguing about their "shared history" , chinese feel offended when something clearly chinese is lumped as "east asian" cause they dont wanna attribute it to the koreans , just because you're ignorant doesnt mean it does not exist
@urhighnespearl Also they use the "but indus" dude a vague half drapped terracotta figure is nowhere near to the modern saree , the modern saree takes its inspo from puranic temples and uses the nivi draping from andhra pradesh , their claims are out of the world though
@yngjnchng466425 Dude how high are you on ccp's propaganda history ? If an actual historian read your claims he would die out of laughter , there is literally no use in interacting to your imaginary bullshit
@yngjnchng466425 Imagine getting so thoroughly cooked in an art history debate that your final boss strategy is pulling up a 2,300-year-old bronze candle holder, pointing at a kneeling servant holding a lamp socket, and screaming, "Look! A Buddha!"
@IndianAesthetik They use the argument of "but silk route" , dude ancient chinese women would have been pelted with stones for wearing clothes that exposing , chinese and indian modesty laws were completely different
@IndianAesthetik The problem is most indians are so unaware that they start defending the appropriators, need to urge indian fact channels to make vids about how china is appropriating indian clothes so that girls who defend it by taking chinese drama as their history source can finally stop