Some people say that the costumes of the Tang Dynasty were all learned from Japan, so what looks like Japan is actually China's own. Nima, do you have any basic cultural knowledge? All the historical documents and archaeological achievements in China, the frescoes of the Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang, the tomb of Prince Zhanghuai, all the objects and records do not contain Japanese-style armor. If you have one, you can cite one, even if there is an archaeological object that proves that there was Japanese armor in the Tang Dynasty in China.
In recent years, many movie artists have imitated Japanese, European, and even Korean clothing styles. The samurai in "The Banquet" wears European-style visor armor and commits suicide by Japanese-style incision. The European medieval burqa that appeared in "Killing". The men in "Liu Ru Shi" are all Korean with transparent black hats. There are also rectangular flags tied with horizontal bamboo strips that were popular in Japan during the Warring States Period in a large number of films.
Some people say, let's not take it seriously, isn't it just a movie, just look good. But, look good, aren't the traditional armor and costumes of Chinese culture ugly and dirty? Is it difficult for you to honestly reproduce the authentic costumes of Chinese history and show the world the true face of Chinese culture?
Under the impact of Japanese, Korean and Western cultures, fast-food consumption habits and foreigner psychology have contributed to this kind of time-travel and disgusting plagiarism. It is ignorance and shamelessness to the extreme. Sad for the Chinese, sad for the Chinese culture.
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