​@@HAHAHO289It is important that after the 17th century, the leadership of Chinese culture was dominated by the Manchus of Qing. Chinese culture was brought back hundreds of years by Mongolia, and the Han Chinese culture was once again deleted by Qing. On the other hand, South Korea was able to escape China's hegemonic war through diplomatic tactics. There are many Chinese who want to believe that the cultural confidence of the ancient Han Chinese is inherited by the modern Chinese. Ironically, however, China tried to remove tradition and Confucian culture through the Cultural Revolution. Decades later, the Chinese began an online incitement to turn Korea into th1ffffcountry to edit history and recreate traditional culture. The Chinese, who claim that both Korean tradition and social culture are Chinese heritage just because ancient Koreans were influenced by Chinese culture, are making a logical leap. For example, during the Joseon Dynasty, hats and Mang-geon headbands were one of the traditions developed by ancient Koreans. However, countless Chinese people today are participating in the Hanfu fashion show wearing Korean hats and Mang-geon. Why don't they honestly use Ming hats and Wang-gin of their artifacts? Also, Ming's golden belt is identical to the golden cultural relics of the ancient Xianbei and northern Scythians. And the round neckline dress was also other ethnic culture such as Hobok(hu dress) influenced by the culture of other peoples in the north. The skirt shape, pants, aoqun design(Top clothe), Terlig, hats, and square necklines were all influenced by the Khitan, Jurchen(ancient Manchu people), Mongolian, and Goryeo cultures. But now the Chinese are changing the whole truth in the name of Hanfu. In fact, the Han have not been able to discern their traditions since the Mongol period. It doesn't make sense for the Chinese to talk about cultural confidence today. It is also not logical for the Chinese to claim ownership in culture. This is because the name "China" comes from Sanskrit, which means numerous branches. However, many Chinese argue that everything of unknown origin was influenced by the Yellow River civilization. This is only a political act that recognizes neighboring countries and people from other countries as part of Chinese culture and constantly justifies Chinese centralism. To say that the Chinese are cultural confidence is sophistry. They hide the truth, such as the cultural disconnection and footbinding of the Han people.​