First of all, Confucius, the Four Great Inventions, etc. have never changed their origins in China since Korea had history textbooks.

Their origins have never been changed, so I won’t say more. It's such nonsense.

Second, I can guarantee that 99% of Koreans don’t even know who Li Shizhen and Xi Shi are. Can we still say they are Korean?

Thirdly, when South Korea applied for the Gangneung Dragon Boat Festival as a world heritage site, it made it clear that the name originated from China. The Chinese media did not report this at all, only reporting that "our traditions were robbed by them." And what they celebrate is not the Dragon Boat Festival, but the Dragon Boat Festival. The food, play and worship are completely different. They had no idea who Qu Yuan was.

Of course, some of them did propose it. But South Korea is a democratic country, which shows that Koreans are free to express their opinions. However, although they are free to propose, not even one of them has been recognized in South Korea. A hypothesis is just a hypothesis.

You'd better find a friend who understands Korean and search for relevant information on the Korean Internet together.

I guarantee you will find that the 99.9 information you see on the Chinese Internet is fabrication and rumors by angry youth.

Chinese culture in South Korea's application for World Heritage:

●In August 2007, a Korean historical novel titled "Emperor Chiyou" traced Chiyou, one of the ancestors of the Chinese nation, to South Korea. ancestor.

●In June 2007, a Korean company claimed that soymilk was invented by Koreans, and even cited scenes from the Korean drama "Dae Jang Geum" to call it "Korean national drink".

●In March 2007, the Korean historical drama "Jumong" was severely criticized by Chinese netizens for vilifying the Han Dynasty and beautifying South Korea, and they threatened to boycott it.

●In October 2006, South Korea held an exhibition "Korea is the Origin of Printing" in Germany

●In October 2006, South Korea planned to change "Traditional Chinese Medicine" to "Korean Medicine" "Medical medicine" was declared a world heritage, and some Korean scholars even "researched" and believed that Shennong and Li Shizhen were both Koreans.

●In October 2006, a map of "Korean History" circulated on the Internet classified most of China's territory, including Shanghai, into the territory of ancient Korea.

●In October 2005, the "Gangneung Dragon Boat Festival" declared by South Korea was officially designated as a "human legend and intangible heritage work" by UNESCO.

The Sun family originated in South Korea

South Korea’s Chosun Ilbo reported that Park Fun-kyung, a professor at the Department of History at Sungkyunkwan University in South Korea, said that around 1000 BC, he lived in the southernmost tip of North Korea. , the ancient Koreans near today's Jeju Island once formed an army to fight for the Zhou Dynasty. Some of them were granted the title of Sun by King Wen of Zhou Dynasty (now in Yiyang County, Henan Province) due to their outstanding military exploits. Its leader is called Sun Bo, which means the leader of the Sun Kingdom. "Tongzhi·Clan Profile·Taking Yi as Clan" records: "The Sun family was granted by King Wen of Zhou Dynasty, and he was known as Zhou Qing for generations. The food of the scholars was collected from Sun, and the descendants took it as their surname." "Cuiheng Sun Family Genealogy" two revised volumes one It is recorded: "My surname comes from Zhou Sun Bo, who was born as Zhou Qing, because of the country." This proves that the Sun family originated from Korea.

The ancient books of the Sun family contain Korean characters

Pu Fenqing said that based on the investigation of the Sun family settlement sites in Guangdong, it can be believed that the life of the Sun family has obvious Korean colors. Belongs to Chinese native culture. In the original ancient books of the Sun family, many foreign characters transformed from ancient Korean characters can be found, which fully proves that Sun Yat-sen has Korean ancestry. Reporters from Chosun Ilbo are following up on this major discovery and are expected to write a series of books on the truth about the origins of the Son family by the end of this year. The filming of a documentary about the migration of Sun Yat-sen's ancestors from South Korea to China is also planned.

●Excerpts from Korean research “results”

●Xi Shi is Korean.

●Li Shizhen is Korean.

●Yao Ming is of Korean descent.

●Mao Zedong is of Korean descent.

●The birthplace of pandas is South Korea.

●"Dragon Boat Festival" originated in South Korea, which was applied for World Heritage.

●Sakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism and always considered to be an Indian, was Korean.

●Korean medical acupuncture is an international standard, "surpassing that of China, proving the excellence of Korean medicine."

●The ancient Chinese astronomical invention "armillary sphere" is printed on its new version of 10,000-yuan banknotes, claiming it was his invention and a "national treasure."

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