Is “fan dance” a Chinese thing? ...Chinese people promoting to the whole world = Korean news

Concerns are growing in South Korea that ``Chinese people are introducing the Fan Dance as traditional Chinese culture all over the world, and that their culture is being stolen from them.''
On the 19th, Professor Seo Kyung-deok of Sungshin Women's University posted on his Facebook page, ``These days, the world's
We have been receiving a lot of information about ``Ogi no Mai'' from various places.'' Professor Seo said, ``I went to the website of a French travel agency that introduced the recently concluded global event ``Nice Carnival.''
In the photo of the Taogi dance, there was a description saying ``Chinese dancer.'' Chinese people also participated in a large-scale parade held in New York's Chinatown late last month.
performed a fan dance in front of foreign tourists. Furthermore, when the Lunar New Year was celebrated, Chinese people who were introduced as a Chinese dancer team at the home field of the NBA Denver Nuggets wore hanbok.
A performance was held where people wore them and danced the fan dance. Professor Seo said, ``Since this type of dance is performed all over the world, it is easy for foreigners to mistakenly think that the ``fan dance'' is a ``Chinese dance.''
I'm very worried that it will be misunderstood.'' China's largest portal site, Baidu Encyclopedia, distorts Korean fan dance and introduces it as ``Chinese folk traditional dance.'' It was spelled as
. Professor Seo said, ``Fan dance is a Korean dance that uses a fan as its main material, and the fan dance that was created and announced in 1954 is the most spectacular and world-famous,'' adding, ``I don't want people to be angry just because of the Chinese distortion.'' This is it instead
We will produce multilingual videos about the history of the fan dance and let people all over the world know that the fan dance is a Korean dance.''