Recently, Chinese actress Zhang Jianing appeared in a traditional Korean costume, but it triggered a strong reaction from South Korean netizens. They were envious and jealous for a while, and they expressed their dissatisfaction and **, claiming that "we have 56 ethnic groups, why can you only see Koreans?" This incident caused an uproar on the Internet, and people couldn't help but sigh, is this a real "national carnival"?
Zhang Jianing's behavior of wearing Korean costumes this time is actually to show the beauty of multiculturalism, but it is seen by some South Korean netizens as a sign of disrespect for other ethnic groups. They believe that their country also has a rich and colorful cultural tradition that should not be overlooked. Is it really necessary to provoke such a controversy over the wearing of a costume that is ironic in this narrow nationalist conception?
Behind this "national carnival" is actually a sad reality: misunderstandings and contradictions between ethnic groups. Although we live in a multicultural world, many times we are estranged and conflicted because of different cultural backgrounds. In this era, we should embrace different cultures with an open and inclusive attitude, instead of expressing dissatisfaction and ** because of a momentary triviality.
Therefore, Zhang Jianing's move should actually be regarded as a positive act, she tries to show the beauty of multiculturalism in her own way, so that people can better understand and respect the cultural traditions of different ethnic groups. I hope that in the days to come, we can work together to eliminate the barriers between ethnic groups and make the world a more harmonious and beautiful place.