After President Han was taught a lesson by Xu Yun, he left dejectedly. The question that Xu Yun threw at him was indeed worth thinking about.
In the end, Korea Entertainment was just using artists to make money. The artists they could control were naturally tools at their disposal. However, if they couldn't control them, they would become like Kim Hanbang. Once Kim Hanbang had the ability to make money, it was inevitable that he would become arrogant.
Hua Xia's entertainment industry seemed to be better than Korea in this regard. Hua Xia's development in this area was normal, while Korea Entertainment's development was extreme. They were almost cruel to their artists, which also caused artists to become disobedient after "mixing in".
Xu Yun's ban on Kim Hanbang didn't just cause a storm for Kim Hanbang, but the entire Korean entertainment industry was shaken.
In the next half a month, many people who followed in Sky Entertainment's footsteps showed signs of "banning Korean".
Although this was only Xu Yun's regulation of Korean Wave stars coming to China to make money, Korea was still seriously affected. It could even affect the relationship between the two countries.
However, Xu Yun didn't regret his decision at all. Even if he didn't have Kim Hanbang, he still wanted to teach Korea how to be a person.
The source of Xu Yun's dissatisfaction wasn't actually Kim Hanbang, but a public speech by a Korean expert. That speech made Xu Yun very angry.
The expert's original words were: The country that looked down on the United States the most was Japan, and the country that looked down on Hua Xia the most was Korea.
A small peninsula looked down on the two most economically powerful countries in the world. It was a bit arrogant.
The Koreans thought that Japan was arrogant when it looked down on the United States, but didn't they think that it wasn't arrogant when they looked down on Hua Xia?
Territorial issues, the Dragon Boat Festival, the Olympic torch relay … Korea had caused a lot of disputes over the years.
The latest poll by Hua Xia's Academy of Social Sciences and Korea showed that most Koreans had a negative impression of Hua Xia. Their favorability toward Hua Xia was lower than Japan's, and even lower than the United States'.
If it was lower than the US Empire, Xu Yun would have accepted it. Usually, the national team with the potential to be the US Empire's henchmen would only look down on the US Empire.
However, they had a better impression of Japan than Hua Xia. Xu Yun couldn't understand this. Wasn't it because of Hua Xia's toughness that they were able to protect the East during the war against France? If it wasn't for Hua Xia's condemnation of the Japanese back then, Korea would have been destroyed by the Japanese. How many Korean women had been humiliated by the Japanese?
The Koreans actually treated the Japanese better than the Hua Xia.
When Koreans faced Hua Xia people, they had a special sense of superiority. They felt that they were nobler than Hua Xia people. Whenever Hua Xia was mentioned, negative associations would occupy half of the time!
None of them were even willing to admit that Hua Xia had risen, and none of them were willing to admit that they had benefited from the rise of Hua Xia.
From the very beginning, they felt that Hua Xia was a country bumpkin. In the eyes of more than half of the Koreans, Hua Xia was the same as the people of Japan. At the end of the day, it was because Hua Xia had once "helped the Korean Dynasty". A narrow-minded country would naturally bear a grudge against such a thing.
Of course, there was also a reason why the Koreans felt inferior. They were afraid of the rise of Hua Xia. They were afraid that once Hua Xia rose, it would become a hegemonic country like the United States. They were afraid that Korea would lose its competitive advantage in the international market …
If the Koreans were asked if they hoped that Hua Xia would rise, most of them would probably say that they didn't. This was because they were worried that the rise of Hua Xia would cause them to become a subordinate country of Hua Xia, just like in history.
They were worried that if the United States sneezed now, Korea would catch a cold. If Hua Xia also developed and this country rose, it wouldn't just be a problem of catching a cold. Hua Xia could kill them with a sneeze.
Xu Yun hated this kind of narrow-mindedness, so he felt that it was necessary to let Korea realize that it wasn't that Hua Xia couldn't deal with them, but that they didn't want to lower themselves to the level of a small country.
The Koreans always felt that their economic development level, social system construction, and national quality were far superior to Hua Xia. This also made Xu Yun unhappy.
After taking control of the Sky Entertainment Group, Xu Yun had more or less observed and understood the international film and television industry.
During this process, Xu Yun discovered something that he could not accept.
It was an image that was often seen in Korea's daily film and television works, even in comics, and logo designs. The Koreans called it Wang Sobo.
This was one of the proverbs that the Koreans called Hua Xia people. There were also various other colloquial names such as Dai Nam and Zang Gai.
Xu Yun did not know what these meant at first, but later on, Xu Yun studied the meaning of these words and was a little angry.
The identity of "Wang Sobo" was a merchant from Hua Xia in the Qing Dynasty. In the eyes of the Koreans, his appearance was characterized by being short, fat, slender eyes, long braids, and wearing a skullcap. The characteristics of this kind of Hua Xia merchant were laziness, stubbornness, greed, cunning, stinginess, and so on.
The impression that "Dai Nam" gave people was dirty, slow, stubborn, cunning, suspicious, and shrewd. When the Koreans used the term "Dai Nam", they often referred to a group of Hua Xia people. They thought that a group of Hua Xia people was noisy, arrogant, exclusive, and a huge flow of people. They were a group of stupid people who used numbers to solve problems! Creating fake goods and having bad intentions were the meanings of these words in the hearts of the Koreans.
As for "Zang Gai", it referred to Hua Xia fast food, and was also a derogatory term for Hua Xia people …
Until today, Hua Xia people still hadn't gotten rid of or completely got rid of the image of Hua Xia people described by the above words.
This was the conclusion that Xu Yun came to after doing some research.
For example, in the Korean entertainment program, someone said that the fat man who sang "Oppa Steel Door Plug" when he came to Hua Xia to earn money, he gave people the feeling that he was a "Hua Xia native" …
Obviously, the image of the fat man was very similar to the Hua Xia people in the eyes of the Koreans. He was short, fat, had slender eyes, and had a cunning and greedy look.
It wasn't that the fat man didn't look good, but the fat man was honest. He probably didn't have plastic surgery. Otherwise, it wouldn't have affected the appearance of the Koreans so much that people in their own country said that he looked like a Hua Xia native.
This made Xu Yun very unhappy. In fact, the Hua Xia people's impression of the Koreans wasn't bad. At least, they hadn't heard of boycotting Korean products or smashing Korean Hyundai and Kia cars.
Why?
This was the influence of the Korean TV series on the Hua Xia people. The men in the TV series were handsome (plastic surgery), the women were beautiful (plastic surgery), and even the old people were dressed very well.
Although the male and female protagonists spoke a bit impulsively, they were very polite. It also showed the cuteness of the Koreans, so the Hua Xia people's impression of the Koreans was quite good.
Although Xu Yun didn't have a good impression of the Koreans now, he still had to admit that the Koreans were very good at creating movies and TV series. This was even better than the Hua Xia people.
Even if it was a zombie movie with a cliché plot, "Train to Pusan", it also interpreted all aspects of human nature very well.
This was something that Xu Yun truly admired.
Because of the influence of the Korean TV series, what was the impression of the Hua Xia people of the Koreans? Handsome, beautiful, polite, rich, romantic … and so on. Why? Because the actors in the Korean TV series were basically like this!
Think about the roles played by the Five Billion Movie King in Crazy Stone or Bullfight. If it was a Korean actor, could he play it?
The Koreans had always been the idol type, so the Hua Xia people only saw the handsome and beautiful image. They only saw the rich side of the Koreans and didn't see the side of the Koreans who could only eat kimchi.
But the Koreans in reality were really not the romantic handsome men and beautiful women in movies and TV series.
The Koreans in real life were really disgusting.
The Koreans said that "Chinese characters were invented by the Koreans." Everyone should have heard of this, right?
When the Koreans said that "Korea's territory includes the three northeastern provinces," how many Hua Xia people were shocked?
Xu Yun also realized at that time that this little neighbor turned out to be such a scheming b * tch. He really couldn't help but sigh. The two countries were so close, and the Hua Xia helped Korea so much, but the Koreans' actions made people feel that they were so despicable. It was really unpleasant.
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