You may see more and more Korean stuff appearing around our life recently, soup opera, on-line games, movies, mobile phone, advertising, and car etc. People in mainland seem likely to accept the Korean product much easier than Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan. In certain extension, people like Korean because Korean is against Japanese, and their way of doing things is tougher than the Chinese behavior. Well, it is just the strategy of Korean. Think about the Succor World Cup, how come Korean could get such superb result, and how does Korean response to the competitors. They nearly use all tricks in order to win the game, only because they want to satisfy their so-called ‘national spirit’. Another example is the hot Korean soup opera, Da Chang Jin. In fact, the story is not about the Korean tradition; it is more inclined to display the Confucianism of China. Why is that? The main reason is the opera would sell well in China if Chinese audiences love it. Afterwards, it could spread to the elsewhere easily. You may say, Korean people love Chinese, and the Chinese culture. Well, why many Chinese in the Korean company companied that they would never ever promote into the executive teams. Obviously Chinese are not being trusted.

What I am arguing here is: it is not likely that Korean and Chinese are alike. In fact, it may not right to classify Korean, Japanese, and people in Hong Kong, and Taiwan, emotionally and subjectively.