Korean Dance - Fan Rib 扇骨

[@thepalacemaid]

She is technically superior, bold and creative. A priceless dancer.

[@life7751]

와 진짜 멋있네. 한국무용 전공자로써 이런 창작보면 진짜 몸이 근질근질 할 정도로 소름이 끼친다는!!! 멋있다 정말ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ

[@mysryuza]

1:03 idk why but I just love everything about that moment. And the swift movements, the fluidity with the fan. It's just beautiful!

[@getstarted5080]

I first saw this dance from another channel a few months back and didn't realize this is an old dance choreography. It is easily one of the most original, charismatic and timeless dance performance I have ever seen. Simply can't take my eyes off even after repeated viewing.

[@kagoon0709]

@totoro81791 it's something about Shimchung, a Korean fictional female figure who sacrificed herself for the sake of her father. The woman is narrating the part of this story in traditional Pansori method, which is a type of music-storytelling genre of Chosun period. I couldn't really understand the detail either.

[@in0198]

she is korean that song is pansori pansori is korean tranditional music and she wears hanbok of korean tranditional clothing that subtitles is just for chinease i'm korean so i don't understand that subtitles p.s north korea and south korea have same history and culture so hanbok and pansori is just all korean thing

[@shuzhang6771]

cbb12 its said the choreographer is zhang xiao mei， the dancer is lou ying， and its from peking dance accademy。 btw i think it is Taoli cup dance competition， one of the most influential dance competition in china. There are a lot of nice Korean ethnic dance displayed they every 4 year

[@philiiplaw]

she is Chinese

[@고유진-y6g]

I take korean dance and I can tell you that these are not korean moves. She doesn't even look korean. She's probably mixed. The song is pansori though.

[@michellezheng9881]

cbb12 H

[@michellezheng9881]

like you know all the moves, she looks totally like Korean. Maybe Korean Chinese, but all of them are 고려인.

[@lolstrass]

Does anybody can tell me the significations of movements did it means something or tell a story? It was absolutly stunning sending shivers down my whole body and I even cried! No words to describe the beauty of this...

[@DiamondsRexpensive]

XxGolden GoddessxX this is beautiful

[@이현-o5j]

The movement is based on the background Pansori sound, a Korean storytelling tradition. The name of this Pansori is "Shim Chong Ga (the tale of Shim Chong)", and is about a girl named Shim Chong, who lives with her blind father, trying to sacrifice as selling herself to these merchants who try to give an offering to the Dragon King of the Sea. She did it because she wanted to give this huge amount of money to a monk who fooled her father that he could be cured if he pays that money. In the video, the sound shows the part when Shim Chong jumps into the sea, so the movement also seems to be dark and confused, showing her situation and her complicated feeling. The story has a happy ending after all, and I think at the end of the video they shortly put the twist part when it reaches to the happy ending. Hope this helped for those who are curious about the story :)

[@Certainvoice]

@Lisa before Surgery ?????

[@Tetsuza_3]

@Lisa before Surgery one does not need to belong to a culture to share in its beauty and significance. Treat it with respect and dignity, as she had done, and you will have the right to partake in another tradition without shame.

[@lindaatwell2805]

She was so beautiful in this upbeat dance. I didn't get subtitles but she really moved me her grace in form. Her confidence..

[@BerlinLuft]

the dance is Korean style for sure. Subtitles are in Chinese because this video is from a Chinese national dance competition.

[@cherrycakedits]

Ying Su Yes, the subtitles are in Chinese because it’s from the Beijing Dance Academy (I’m chinese and I read it to be that lol)

[@gurylee4840]

Luoying is Chinese dancer .The dance style is from Chinese Ethnic (Korean) nationality, a bit different from Korean traditional dance.

[@umamiplaygroundnyc7331]

@@gurylee4840 it’s actually the same. Not very different.

[@claire4212]

@@umamiplaygroundnyc7331 yea cuz they are both Korean

[@yingluo5900]

@@claire4212 no, she is from China ,so it did have a different

[@ShanaHan]

It is really nice.. it's traditional and contemporary at the same time...

[@brankaci5684]

I love this sensitive spirit of the beauty of the movement. I feel like it's a petal that floats between the four sides of the world. ^^*

[@Sophie_Woit]

Such divine aura & her flawless beautiful moves. This is art in the highest form.

[@dancingcat87]

She’s Chinese but the dance is Korean . In Chinese dance academies “ethnic dance” of china’s minorities are taught , including Korean dance as there are one million Koreans in China on the border with North Korea . The Korean dance program at Beijing dance academy was developed by a Korean woman when Korea was occupied by Japan , and she taught in Beijing during the Korean War . Eventually she went to North Korea and died under unclear circumstances.

[@dancingcat87]

Btw I actually I don’t know if she’s an ethnic Korean - that last name I believe is Ra in Korean

[@yingluo5900]

The dance is china north Korea race

[@yingluo5900]

@@dancingcat87 she from China,the people who create the dance is also Chinese

[@Constantin9va]

What is this talented dancer’s name?

[@respectbudda151]

@@Constantin9va Video start show her name: 罗莹，this is Han chinese name, not Korean chinese name

[@SWang998]

This dance is absolutely amazing! I love the Daoist imagery, and the incredible strength and grace of the performer!

[@thepalacemaid]

Oh, and her costume's super cool and classy, plus I STILL can't get over with how much power and precision she has!!!!!!!!!!!

[@charityjohnson6202]

korean culture is so interesting i love learning about it

[@aclaparat777]

This is super, I couldn't take apart my eyes of the screen. Now I feel so in hurry to see it on live.

[@IIIRikaIII]

Stunning. The amount different type of acting and body movement linked to emotions are superlative.

[@사람-u9p7o]

Beautiful korean tradition dance!

[@최도희-j7u]

이 분 좀 쩌시는듯 ㄷㄷ 몰입도 장난아님

[@Constantin9va]

I am LIVING for this performance! Oh my gosh!

[@highonimmi]

This traditional Korean dance but, here in the United States it looks a lot like modern or interpretive dancing. Amazing 🤩 😻

[@ulfaharistia1979]

Omagad.... it's very amazing. She's dancing with her feelings

[@아베짱무슨생각해]

한복입고 한국어로 판소리 하시는데 뭘 자꾸 중국인이래

[@RedLemon57]

중국에 춤경연대회같은데가 있나 봐요. 춤추는사람은 중국인이지만 한국춤을 배우고 춤경연대회에서 자기실력을 뽐내는거죠. 춤 끝나고보면 심사위원이랑 관객석이 중국인이라는걸 알수있음.

[@RedLemon57]

판소리는 아마 녹음된거 틀어준거일듯

[@umamiplaygroundnyc7331]

It’s Chinese; in China lots of dance school teach Korean traditional dance. And lots of teachers are Korean. I’m Korean born in China. So I know this. Very interesting right

[@user-zk5dq2xv7r]

중국 무용댄스춤에서 선 보인 한국춤임 그래서 자막이 중국어로 나오는것뿐인데 한국문화에 한자가 나오니깐 중국인들이 발작일으키는거임

[@sjun3660]

한국무용 맞아요. 중국인이 퍼포먼스한 것뿐이고 판소리에 부채를 활용한 동작 및 기본자세도 한국 무용 특징이 보이는데 중국조선족 타이틀 달면 중국춤이 될까요? 아니죠

[@jean-pierrepraliva3728]

grande elle a tout: raffinement, grâce, poésie et évidemment grande technique . très, très grande danseuse

[@catherinemadeinbrasil05]

I can actually imagine #Jimin doing something like that 😳 A really cool and interesting performance, congratulations, great skills! 👏🏻👏🏻

[@rons3547]

1. This is a Chinese version dance of the Korean original Shim-Chong-Jon, an imaginary story of the Kingdom of Korea. Once upon a time, Shim-Chong a beautiful girl jumped herself into the sea as a sacrifice, voluntarily offered her body to the Dragon King of the Sea. By doing so she thought she could get her blind father's eyesight back. After that event, her father got his eyesight back, and he met her daughter who became a queen of a KIngdom on earth. Since then, Shim-Chong is called a representative of the filial daughters among Korean people. 2. For this performance, song by a Korean Pansori Maestro, but dancing movement is not Korean, but looks like a Chinese dancer 3. A fiction, Shim-Chong-Jon (the story of Shim-Chong) is supposed to perform with heart-breaking atmosphere with sorrow, slow beat, never smiling, not light nor quick, snap movement, and clothes and fan are totally different ones seen at the Korean traditional ShimChong-Jon dance form. 4. It sounds right if you say, this Chinese version is a 'fusion Shim-Chong-Jon.' Dancing is great and artful.

[@mysryuza]

Thank you for the knowledge!

[@daesikkim9682]

This is not a Chinese version at all. The story, the dancer and music and everything on stage are Korean. What can you say?

[@dayoffffffff]

@Ron S This is not Chinese culture. Simcheongjeon is a work written in Joseon. In Korea, I have been exposed to this work as a fairy tale since I was young. I hope that the Chinese version of dance does not obscure the essence of the work and tarnish the artist's reputation with groundless stories. You seem to be a bad pro-Chinese who is confusing many people with unobjectified information

[@springflowerangel]

돌개바람처럼 기운이 용 솟음 치고 들판의 선돌처럼 우뚝 서 있는 듯 합니다.

[@poulsendean]

Love This! Fantastic interplay with dancer and drums ( Buk )...Pansori, singer, is woderful as well! Wish I could understand what singer shots at the end...

[@TrangTran-sv8nf]

Power! Fantastic perform!

[@Urnotvivian]

This work is choreographied and performed by Chinese dancer. What I am going to state is that in Chinese Folk and Ethnic dance, korean dance is one of the branches, because we have Korean minority people. Choreographer of this work is called Zhang Xiaomei, who is one of Korean minority menbers teaching in Beijing Dance Academy.

[@Urnotvivian]

This is different from what South Korean dance performs, and I want to distinguish it clearly

[@marinaradovic2435]

Impressive dance!!

[@bryanalvarado8573]

I like her dance

[@dianaaa7375]

So unique! She is amazing!

[@LaMarAzura]

Absolutely Beautiful !!!

[@海一舟]

《扇骨》👍👍👍👍我以为优秀的舞蹈作品，除了赏心悦目以外，还能促使欣赏者对作品背后的文化追溯和了解。

[@rolaine733]

Loved it

[@juttakuller430]

great

[@zk7by53msp]

한국무용이 이렇게 섹시하다는걸 오늘 처음보네요. 꼭 발레를 보느듯한 느낌이라 굉장하네요 아니 이거 발레아닌가요

[@Kevin-br6wd]

심청전에 창작무용이군요

[@patience3782]

5분...아무나 할수없는!

[@RM-kp8oh]

Guys. China has many ethnic Korean nationals. And this dancing academy is the top one in China. It embraces all genres of dancing. Does she have to be a Korean to perform Korean dancing?

[@whatyjwiwh]

just this is Korean traditional dance .that's all

[@yingluo5900]

​@@whatyjwiwh the dance creater are also Chinese chaoxianzu(Korea) just like that , cause of respect so add in the race dance but not hanzu dance, can't the South Korea just shut the mouth ,they are from north Korea nor of South korea business, instead of steal other country culture,you should fight with the North first and let American soldiers hurt the SK girls

[@jesusquircegarcia3595]

I don't know what it is but I like it.

[@museumoforientaldance4470]

what is the name of the dancer please? i would like to include her performance in a virtual dance exhibition and mention her name. thank you. very beautiful

[@sijieliu7965]

Luo Ying 罗莹

[@17truthstreet7]

3:06

[@irazed1463]

who is the singer?

[@gbye2133]

I’m imagining about Jimin dancing to this rn lol

[@Dani_1012]

I wish he could dance more like this. It would be lovely to see him focus more on his dancing and do more solo dance performances

[@Sparkles-gp2bm]

Ugh you ARMYS are every friken where ruining everything to do with TRADITIONAL AND REAL korean culture 😒

[@georgiamavridis1785]

@@Sparkles-gp2bm so true

[@mysryuza]

@@Sparkles-gp2bm Ok arrogant boomer Sincerely, a non-ARMY Plus, you're not even bothered by a Chinese dancer while talking about "traditional and real" Korean culture.

[@Helene-e6o]

fantastic

[@ninfarose]

wonderful

[@HadeToriNumber1]

Superbe maîtrise!

[@jennyyoung9240]

중국인 댓글 도대체 뭐임? 중국 조선족이 한국 판소리로 한국식 무용 기본 몸동작과 조선족 중국인이 창작한 현대적 창작 동작을 넣으면 그게 중국춤이 되냐?

[@kerkie]

Beautiful performance of fusion (Korean and Chinese) dance! I have literally been looking for this performance for years! I saw it years ago on the now defunct AZN network and could not forget it. Now, I'd like to find the second dance she did. The challenge was her to be a doll - it was really creative and she even worked turning her ankle right into the routine (she really turned her ankle, but kept on dancing)!

[@asiasohail596]

Can anyone tell me the difference of korean’s fans and Chinese and Japanese’s fans?

[@BJHhoho]

They look different

[@Blulilu]

심청이 말 듣더니 어쩌고 하는 거 보니 심청가 판소리인가 보다 우왕

[@kennyearl6527]

can someone please tell me what this story is about.

[@yankinyc1]

What can be said.. just amazing! i love the way she moves, her spirit just shines- why cant we have this show of honor, loyalty and respect among our own American women!

[@rolaine733]

Rick Holmes two years ago this comment. I completely agree with you.

[@CallMeAsh93]

Cause america sucks rn so instead of sitting here commenting about it why don't you use your privilege and do something about it

[@치노힐-i8j]

무용수 이름 알고 싶어여

[@치노힐-i8j]

@@jingwengong 이분한테 춤배우고 싶네여.ㅠㅠ

[@BerlinLuft]

the dancer is Chinese, could be Chinese Korean minority though. Her name doesn't sound like a Korean minority name and also she is from Beijing Dance Academy. This video is from the first or second Chinese National Dance competition. She now teaches in Beijing Dance Academy and was a student there when she joined the competition a couple of years ago. If I recall correctly, this dance won the second class awards in the competition.

[@SINGINGINPUBLICMaryLee]

Ying Su Song & Lyrics are totally korean.. and I'm really used to this sort of music as a Korean traditional music. what are you talking about?

[@BerlinLuft]

Mary Lee this is from a Chinese dance competition many years ago. The style is traditional Korean but the dancer is Chinese. She might be Chinese Korean minority nationality, which I have no further information to confirm. Beijing Dance Academy teaches different kinds of dances, traditional Korean style is also taught there. This dancer is from.Beijing Dance Academy.

[@김진-y3r5k]

The dancer is a Chinese. Traditional Korean Pansori (2:05 Korean) Costume Korean traditional costume 'Hanbok' Korean tradition with head and fan .. Korean traditional dance.

[@raveashton8858]

Impressive...

[@enhbayaruynga4706]

nice

[@arkarts2987]

Let’s be honest. Asia in general is the best when it comes to traditional performing arts.

[@yankinyc1]

@ Ms. or Mr. rudegyal808, have you ever portrayed anything better of this lovely Korean style art- i challenge you to do so if you have not !? UTube is waiting for you!!??

[@눃눃눃]

아 진짜 우아하다

[@natyk44]

Espectacular!

[@atrayeeghoshal]

Anneyonghaseo, Incredible performance, excellent, could you please explain this song please?

[@totoro81791]

@kagoon0709 That sounds so awesome man, thanks =D!

[@micealmacdonnchadha]

i like very nice video

[@oceanvxbes]

big. I love kwwkwwkww

[@bensonblack6308]

This beautiful girl is "罗莹". She's come from Beijing Dance Academy in China

[@cpeseta]

First an d foremost, great dance! As far as traditional cultural Korean dance, this is not. And any native born Korean who knows what we are looking at will agree. This at best can be classified as a Chinese Koryo ethnic minority dance, but I don't think it's even that. It looks like a Chinese dance done with a Korean theme to it??? No I got it it's a Korean flavored Chinese dance, there. The steps mannerisms the movements the costume, heck even the hair pin just seem off. It's like they couldn't find an authentic Korean dancer, so they dressed up one of thier han Chinese girls and said watch this video, now go and dance like a Korean, the tourists can't tell.

[@Fear_the_Nog]

+rudegyal808 You're right about it not being a traditional Korean dance, but you're entirely wrong on the motive and intent. It isn't that they couldn't find a Korean dancer, it's that this is actually Modern Dance, albeit infused with Korean influences. This the product of a Contemporary Dance academy, it's not aiming to showcase traditional dance. It is a fusion. Chinese dance isn't even like this either.

[@HadeToriNumber1]

Dont be racist! it is beautifull, korean or not Korean, identification syndrom don't exist!

[@pablopablopabla23]

huh?

[@totoro81791]

What's the person saying from 2:13-3:20 and at the very end?

[@Lauren-rq5bm]

I can't really tell because of the way the lady speaks, but its basically a story about a girl named Shimchong that took care of her blind father. One day, the father hears that if he pays 300 rice bags (about 3 billion today), his eyes can be fixed. However, they are very poor, so Shimchong is very sad. Then theres a big storm and the fishers are unable to fish, so they look for a (human)sacrifice. So Shimchong says that she'll be the sacrafice in exchange for 300 rice bags. She jumps into the ocean, but she doesnt die and meets the god/king of the ocean or the king of korea (there are multiple versions of this story). The king hears her sad story and decides to open a festival at his palace inviting everyone. Of course, Shimchong's father comes with his eyes fixed. Shimchong and her father reunites and live together happily. And Shimchong marries the king. I think the talking in this video is the part after Shimchong goes underwater.

[@jean-pierrepraliva3728]

sublime

[@citradewi4257]

Wow 😃

[@lastleveler]

🥰🙏🌱

[@sunmoonstargood]

Is she an ethnic Korean in China?

[@slitmeow]

she's chinese but the dance it's korean

[@브로-u1c]

댓글보니까 헷갈려서 그러는데 중국에서 중국인이 한국전통음악이랑 한국전통춤을 춘거죠?

[@ryeohongri1179]

맞습니다

[@irmalair1]

😍😍

[@purplelife4998]

Люди, тут есть русские? Отзовитесь)

[@mohinidevi3951]

есть, есть) русские везде и всюду)

[@SalaryDJ]

สวยดี แต่กุฮาเพลง 5555+

[@conniekim6427]

yeah, this has korean elements but the dance itself seems a bit of a mixture of things. what is this actually from? the song is korean but the choreography isn't any korean dance. the amount of leaping, pantomime, and caricature is characteristically unkorean.

[@conniekim6427]

i mean she opens her legs for crying out loud.

[@dukeofqin5502]

There has been a lot of misleading information in this thread. I hope I can clear this up some. The dancer is Chinese, I think from the Beijing Dance Academy. In contrast to traditional dance pedagogy which trains dancers via master/apprentice relationships at traditional companies, professional dance training in China trains students via full time secondary boarding schools through universities particularly the specialized performing arts schools such as the Beijing Dance Academy, Shanghai Theatre Academy, PLA school of the arts, et al. The curriculum taught revolves around three primary streams, Minzuwu (National Folkloric Dances), Gudianwu (Chinese Classical Dance), and ballet. While dancers do specialize, they are expected to be multi-disciplinary and will cross train in multiple styles to make them more comprehensive and well rounded dancers. The style of dance in the video you are seeing is a neo-classical movement that has distilled the core elements of Korean dance forms but it is heavily modernized and hybridized with Chinese dance movements which places heavy emphasis on it's theatrical roots (hence the pantomime and caricature) as well extremely difficult to execute techniques (the series of axis a-symmetric turns combined with fan maneuvers). The foundation of this Chinese style of Korean dance is actually extremely Korean as the key person involved at it's inception was Choi Seung Hee who taught for several years at the Beijing Dance Academy in the 1950's and basically set the curriculum of how Korean dance is taught in China. This style contrasts heavily with the more "traditional" styles predominant in South Korea (as seen in other youtube videos) in that it is generally executed at a much faster tempo and requires a considerably higher degree of physical skill and body conditioning. However, it isn't entirely unique in that it shares many elements with professional dance in North Korea (also founded by Choi Seung Hee) as well as with neo-classical Korean dance movement in South Korea best exemplified by the National Dance Company of Korea.

[@canpek545]

@@dukeofqin5502 Choi only stayed one year(1951-1952) in China but she established her dance academy in Beijing and her students played key roles in forming Chinese classical dance. She had great influence in Chinese classical dance.

[@sookheelee989]

일본 부채춤?

[@bnyda8761]

? 한국무용이 아니네?

[@MarcoSimple1Videos]

wow

[@ondohutauruk2972]

Kesini gegaara tugas astaga

[@ondohutauruk2972]

@@delvanss akwoakwoakaoakwowaoakw

[@AnonymousXDXD]

From what I understand there is this small region in China that took it's traditional origins from Korea so the clothing and many basic ideals are taken from there but it still was a part of China. So, this is not true Korean "Korean" dance but in terms of labeling each small region of China they shorten this to "Korean" dance. I've danced "Korean" chinese dance a lot and this is how it was explained to me.

[@만월부인-b5y]

2017♡11♡10 굿♡♡♡.

[@cuijiaojiao4118]

the dancer is chinese.But this is a korean tranditional dance edited with some modern elements.

[@gurylee4840]

Luoying is Chinese dancer .The dance style is from Chinese Ethnic (Korean) nationality, a bit different from Korean traditional dance.

[@estherchoe2580]

Stupidity! Its korean modern dancing in classical tradition form! My niece are a dancer, I am a proud korean

[@xz5743]

Shocked by some annoying ignorance. She is Chinese for sure, and China has 55 minorities which include one named Korean minority. They developed their own culture within China, so it's reasonable for them to be different from Northern or Southern Korea...

[@Bmmlove1]

Yes It's true. But that song is South Korea's own song which is "Shimcheong-Ga" of the "PANSORI" sung by "Sukseon Ahn". lol. IT'S JUST DEFINITELY SOUTH KOREAN'S. OKAY? NOT KOREAN MINORITY'S IN CHINA. And her clothes are also it is. lol. How ANNOYING ignorance your comment is. :)

[@xz5743]

Did I mention anything about that song? I just said she is a Chinese okay? Not a KOREAN. I also have a friend who is han for sure and dances wearing that traditional costume and also the traditional music. The thing I found annoying is that how can somebody declared she is Korean given this video is a Chinese competition for many genres of dances.

[@luckymojo7317]

Phoebe MM what an fabrication! what are you talking about? Sorry man, she is definitely korean. wth how do u think that she is chinese? lol

[@solarsailer6129]

Yeah we have chinese korean too(called hwagyo). They also developed their culture within korea. Do you agree, huh?

[@김진-y3r5k]

The dancer is a Chinese. Traditional Korean Pansori (2:05 Korean) Costume Korean traditional costume 'Hanbok' Korean tradition with head and fan .. Korean traditional dance.

[@異邦人-i3o]

표현능력이 부족해서 멋있다는 말만 하기에는 상당히 미안할 정도입니다.

[@yankinyc1]

and for the rest of you commentators; i challenge you to show your face- i have and I have nothing to hide here.!

[@cpeseta]

You know the more I watch this video, the more I am kind of insulted as a Korean. She's not Korean, believe me we can tell, none of her movements or choreography are recognizably Korean at all. Her hanbok(dress) is totally wierd looking, the binyeo (hairpin)is off, and the music is from an old cd thats been around for at least 25 years ( I know this because I listened to it on cd and record player) All I'm saying is, that we all know that there are many Koreans in China. So much so that Koryo saram(Chinese Koreans called gouli in Chinese, or the people of that empire) are considered an ethnic group. Fine. But if you want to show case a culture, please have enough respect to at least get the real macoy....and no dammit this is not how Buk Han In(North Koreans) dance, so don't pit this on our Northern brothers.

[@umjooyoon]

한국말 아실른지... 한국말도 만약 모르신다면 한국춤이 어쩌구 말하신건 더더군다나 말도 안되는 일이고,, 만약 한국말을 안다면, 이글을 이해하시길... 창작이란 법이 없습니다.. 무엇이든 표현이 가능하고 무엇이로든 꾸며 질수 있는 것이 창작 무용이지요,, 한국 창작무용.. 이 무용의 안무나 무용이나 무한한 테크닉과 가능성과 표현성,, 창작성에 뜨거운 박술르 보냅니다.

[@뉴비잰틀맨]

일본이 배끼기 쉽게 안무를 해주셨구나 친절도 하시지

[@valkyrie054]

Not a traditional korean dance...

[@김진-y3r5k]

In the middle of the song, Korean comes out (2:05 Pansori) The dress is Korean traditional costume 'Hanbok'. Head and fan are Korean tradition .. Korean traditional dance.

[@112222lucas]

north korean dancing

[@diegochoi]

This is a Chinese dance, not a Korean. Because her movements is not. If it is a Korean dance, I am a Dutch man. By the way, I am a South Korean.

[@JJOONY-p9p]

부채춤을 창작한 사람이 한국인인데 이게 어떻게 중국춤이야 적당히좀해 도둑년아

[@羊咩咩-r5c]

这是中国的朝鲜族民族舞，加入了一些现代元素

[@Seong-ps2bo]

朝鲜舞顾名思义就是朝鲜民族的，包括中国朝鲜族，韩国人和朝鲜人

[@akk.fuller]

중국놈들 여기서도 개소리하는구먼

[@pwnh_]

미친 놈인가 문화 도둑질하는 중국인들은 양심을 찾아라

[@byugsa_heegung]

CRAZY........

[@mikeyoo9841]

You meant original Chinese tofu dance? Please leave Korea alone! Oh sorry, you don't have any original! You you destroyed your own culture twice! Burned billions books and killed millions scholars! Now you want to steal from your neighbors? You have world famous TOFU culture and comic national soccer team 😂 You should go back to your own like Confucius, Great monkey king and and and Ya TOFU! Don't worry about other cultures and just make sure your buildings, bridges, high ways and many many many TOFU projects don't kill Chinese.

[@yooesther]

she looks drunk and crazy... oh wow