Over its purpoted 5000 year long existence, Korea hasn't managed to produce one single piece of immortal art like its neighbours, China and Japan did.
Why is that?
Over its purpoted 5000 year long existence...
Robert Johnson
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Isaac Brooks
no bully please
Carter Bennett
ik ook
Brandon Williams
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James Robinson
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Landon Cook
Korea had long been under Chinese control and boasted itself as little China.
There were two reasons they hadn't developed their own cultural movement, one of which was because such a one was concerned to be seen as a sign of rebellion against China and another was that they themselves regarded Korea-originated culture as inferiority to those from China.
Leo Wilson
What the fuck is immortal art
John Phillips
English is my first and only language and I have no idea
Brayden James
>There were two reasons they hadn't developed their own cultural movement, one of which was because such a one was concerned to be seen as a sign of rebellion against China and another was that they themselves regarded Korea-originated culture as inferiority to those from China.
source: my nippon ass
Tyler Nelson
Wrong on both accounts. They have developed their own cultural movements and tributaries aren't forbidden from creating great works of art. Neo Confucians did not come into political strength until the Joseon Dynasty which is the originator of the importance of the Cultural sphere based on the Mandate of Heaven.
>China
what's an immortal art from China.