Weibo Awards is practically like a birthday party for Sina where celebrities have to "give face" to Sina and attend, otherwise they may be given a few negative hot searches LOL. Sina bags the cash by selling event tickets, generating tons of traffic from various hot topics such as which actor has higher status than another actor because they walked the red carpet later or sat further in the front and middle etc etc.
with this logic, how can you know what Chinese clothes looked like in that time period? lol, they were influenced…
Oh really? I didn't know there's a rule saying we can only ask on original threads, isn't this a normal comment box where everyone's free to post? You put me on the same table as the "account well-known as a tool for Chinese superiority propaganda", if that isn't implying I'm taking the same stance of claiming costumes were copied then what is it? Dismissive and condescending? Is my reply to Ackery dismissive and condescending? No. Because he/she wasn't rude in the first place. If anything, it seems like that you just want to deviate my thread into topics unrelated to my original question. Go pick a fight elsewhere.
with this logic, how can you know what Chinese clothes looked like in that time period? lol, they were influenced…
No, you didn't. I'm asking both sides to show evidence to prove their claims of copying and not copying so as to end the debate. When did I claim the costumes were copied? And ChatGPT won't end any debates unless people copy-paste the search results here. In debates, do you see debaters telling the observers to use ChatGPT? Anyway, I'm not the one being all prickly and rude first here.
with this logic, how can you know what Chinese clothes looked like in that time period? lol, they were influenced…
I already specifically mentioned in my initial comment about clothes dug up from archaeological sites or historical paintings, but they recommended a drama. So I proceeded to tell them that's not historical records. But then they had to be rude and said I was complaining about wanting to see costume design with more variety, which is not true. That's why I told them they need to read better?
For Lee Ruri, that comment about opening cH&Tgpt is uncalled for. If she didn't say that I would thank her just like I did for Ackery.
with this logic, how can you know what Chinese clothes looked like in that time period? lol, they were influenced…
Kindly point to me where is the insult? Because no matter how I see it, I see fiflydramalover being rude first saying my comment was a complaint. And yes, many of you didn't get it, and the reason I said that is because Lee Ruri said to open cH&Tgpt.
Actually, the point of my initial comment was to get people to bring in the hard receipts which should be able to shut down any further costume copying accusations. But it seems like some of you don't get it. Oh well...
From a quick search you can check these two sources. Didn't read the whole thing, but there are some pics along…
Thanks for the links! I've actually already watched both Korean dramas, just that as you've mentioned, the clothing in dramas aren't necessarily accurate to the actual clothing from history, hence I don't consider other Korean dramas as trustable records. I'm actually very intrigued with East Asia's history and would love to visit as many of their museums I can, but unfortunately money is an issue.
Lol at all these drama about the costumes copying Chinese dynasties. Can someone point me the way to any records of how the clothes in Goguryeo look like? Like clothes dug up from archaeological sites or historical paintings. This should be enough to settle the debate once and for all.
I'm curious, are there any records that I can refer to and see what does the clothes worn in Goguryeo look like? I'm talking about clothes dug up from archaeological sites or historical paintings?
For Lee Ruri, that comment about opening cH&Tgpt is uncalled for. If she didn't say that I would thank her just like I did for Ackery.