The Dazzling Princess in Modern Times
Chapter 266: Netizens of Two Fighting Countries
Since ancient times, the Han people had a very narrow mindset towards China.
Cui Junyong was popular because of his ancient painting skills. When people ask where his painting skills come from, Cui Junyong never said that he had learned them from China.
Instead, he said that this was a painting method created by his ancestors. Later, his ancestors died and left this precious inheritance to their descendants. In this way, he has a family background of paintings.
And the painting skills that people had never heard of or seen in the world of calligraphy and painting in the past had made him famous in the Han Country.
Information between China and the Han State was not conveyed smoothly, let alone a painter. The Chinese don't pay much attention to it. What caught Cui Yongjun's attention was his conversation with a reporter at an art exhibition.
Back then, a Chinese reporter felt Cui Yongjun's painting was somewhat similar to the style of an ancient painting master in China, so she asked casually.
“The style of painting you is a bit like a master in China. Have you learned some of his painting skills? ”
It was a very normal question, but Cui Yongjun had a guilty conscience. He felt very guilty after being asked this question, but he pretended to be very arrogant.
“Ck, China? These paintings were made by my ancestors. Does China know any of these painting techniques? I learned from China? Who knew if China was the origin of ink painting? In my opinion, many Chinese painting techniques are learned from our country.”
This statement was sent back to China by Chinese journalists. After the news media reported it, it immediately caused a huge commotion.
Among the four ancient civilizations, China was a relentless state in their heritage. After five thousand years of Chinese cultural glory, the Chinese have always been proud of it.
Cui Yongjun's words aroused public anger.
[F*ck!! Where did this Tom,***, or Harry come from? What nonsense are you talking about? Does my extraordinary China need to learn much from your savage country? ]
[This is the old profession of Han Country. After all, the best thing they did was to steal things and blame others. Urghs. ]
[I'm very angry. As expected, he was pure Han Guo. Isn't this bad country always using our cultural skills to put forward a non-material cultural heritage of the world??? Is this another scam? ]
[How dare you brag about ink painting in Han State?? Don't you care about the thousand-year history of our country?? That tone made me laugh. ]
[I didn't watch the video. I knew that it must be something that the people in Han Country did. As expected, I clicked on the comment and guessed correctly. ]
Han State netizens have never been on good terms with Chinese netizens. Half a year ago, netizens from both countries had a heated argument over the Han State judge's black whistle incident and had been bickering on social networks.
Before the old hatred subsided, a new hatred appeared.
Chinese netizens had the experience this time and gathered before. They were worried that Han State netizens could not understand Mandarin, so Chinese netizens even thoughtfully wrote Korean in their emoticons.
There is only one motive for all sorts of condemnation. They wanted Cui Yongjun to apologize for his reckless words.
On the other hand, Han Country netizens felt that there was nothing wrong with what their artist had said. Many of the techniques were originally created by Cui Yongjun. Although he was a little arrogant when saying this, his words were rude but the reason was not wrong, so they stood beside Cui Yongjun and spoke for him.
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