Northeast Drama Fair/

This is a story of a Joseon Gumasa who is mocked as a Chinese Kumasa and a Korean Chinese Kumasa. I imagined a masterpiece zombie drama like Kingdom, but a strange hybrid monster drama was made. The drama doesn't have a monster, but the drama itself seems to be a monster.

There is a zombie called Raw Shi, but it is not a zombie, but an evil spirit. Even if you look closely, it would be like a vampire or Gangshi. I don't know why you're going to go horse while shepherding zombies. Anyway, it would be nice to just go to fantasy, but I wonder why it was called Joseon.
It’s Joseon and it’s a Chinese style. The buildings, food, swords, and clothing were all copied from China. The Chinese stringed OST and the unidentified armor.

You can make one or two mistakes. If it is too severe, it may seem that there is intention. It is said that non-Ak dance was performed by using the Yanbian dialect unexpectedly.
Nongakmu, China first registered as a UNESCO heritage site
As well as the Kimchi issue, it is the Korean-Chinese that appears whenever there is a controversy over aid, such as Hanbok and others. This logic doesn't just end up feeling bad. Even if there are Koreans in Japan in Japan, the culture of Koreans in Japan is not regarded as Japanese culture. It's not just that Koreans are claiming to be theirs because they couldn't find the wonderful heritage they burned during the Cultural Revolution.

The Korean-Chinese are their history, and the Sui Dynasty's invasion of Goguryeo is described as a civil war rather than a war, and so on may eventually become part of the Northeast Project. Because North Korea is also its own land, it can be said that it may be raining.
Why is there such a historical distortion drama that provides the basis for the Northeast Project in the airwaves and cuts down King Taejong and King Sejong? Luckily, ads seem to be rapidly losing ground.
Culture and art copyrights turn to surplus for the first time in the heat of the Korean Wave
It is said that Korea’s intellectual property rights are in the red, but the copyright of culture and arts has become a surplus. The power of the Korean Wave is strong and there are many good K-dramas.
Let's not sell our souls even if we receive Chinese capital.