Why do Koreans say the Dragon Boat Festival is theirs?

Don't be too angry. It's not hard to understand if you think about it from another angle. For example, why don't Koreans say Christmas is theirs?

First of all, the whole world knows that Christmas belongs to western countries. As long as they are not stupid enough for the whole world to call them idiots, they probably won't dare to do such a thing.

Secondly, the Dragon Boat Festival is a unique festival in East Asian Han culture countries, which belongs to the oriental characteristics. North Korea has been a subordinate country of China since the Western Zhou Dynasty, and even the central government was established in Shanghai during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period. South Korea has been using Chinese characters as the national standard since the Li Dynasty, and it was not until recent decades that the use of Chinese characters was abolished. It can be seen that Korean culture actually belongs to China culture. The Dragon Boat Festival did spread to Korea from ancient times. It's like Christmas in China. But China is not shameless enough to say that Christmas is a holiday in China.

Third, South Korea has developed into a developed country in modern times and needs to establish a national image in the international community. However, looking at the history of South Korea, we find that it has been a subordinate country of China since ancient times and a subordinate country of the United States in modern times. There are almost no national characteristics except kimchi and other national cultures, so the extreme lack of civilized culture leads to their inner inferiority and national vanity, which leads to various jokes in Korea.

Finally, in view of the arrogance of Koreans, I don't think we need to be too serious with them. Our national culture belongs to us, not a clown can take it away. The reason why we are so nervous is that we have no confidence in ourselves. This is what we lack now. We should have confidence in China now. What we have to do is to revive our nation, revive our culture, let the whole world know us more clearly, make our culture a world culture, and let the whole world celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival. At that time, I believe Koreans dare not say that the Dragon Boat Festival is theirs.