Professor Seo Gyeong-deok gave a shot at the controversy over the history distortion of’Choseon-gu Massa’. Provided by Studio Flex, Crab Works, and Lotte Culture Works
Professor Seo Gyeong-deok gave a shot at the controversy over the history distortion of’Choseon-gu Massa’.
On the 24th, Professor Seo Gyeong-deok of Sungshin Women’s University wrote on his SNS on the 24th, along with a photo of the scene of Chinese style props and food used in SBS’s new Monday and Tuesday drama’Choseongu Masa’. It is very large.”
Professor Seo Gyeong-deok said, “The Chinese netizens have already started advocating the drama scene through Weibo, saying that it was a’typical look of Korea at the time.’ Especially, in recent years, China insisted on Hanbok, Kimchi, and Pansori as their culture. ‘It was to provide another excuse in the midst of unfolding. As the production team also mentioned in the position as’a sensitive period’, he should have been more cautious in this period,” he said.
In addition, Professor Kyung-deok Seo said, “As you know, Korean dramas have already become global and are being watched by many people around the world. In this situation, there is not enough time to inform our wonderful culture and history. It shouldn’t be seen. Our culture and history must be preserved by ourselves.”
On the 16th, Professor Seo Gyeong-deok said, “It seems to be a really regrettable decision these days,” regarding “Chinese bibimbap”, which appeared as a PPL in the tvN drama “Vinsenzo”. It is because it can be misunderstood to viewers as Chinese food.”
Meanwhile, Professor Kyung-deok Seo worked on a bibimbap New York advertisement project with MBC’s’Infinite Challenge’ team in 2010. In recent years, with the support of Professor Seo Gyeong-deok and Song Hye-kyo, Korean guidebooks, Korean signs, and relief works have been steadily donated to 26 sites at the relics of the Korean Independence Movement overseas for each historic anniversary for the past 10 years.
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