Zhang Yuan, who appeared on the variety show ”Abnormal Talks,” made anti-Korean remarks after returning to China... ”Koreans have Chinese ancestors”

Chang Ok-an, a beloved entertainer on the popular variety show "Abnormal Summit," has become embroiled in controversy after making anti-Korean remarks.
Recently, Jang Uian held a personal live broadcast. It was reported that Jang Uian made anti-Korean remarks during the live broadcast.
First, Jang Ui-an said that Korea had stolen Chinese culture, and that "including stealing Chinese culture, we should make all Chinese culture, including the Dragon Boat Festival, Confucius, and Chinese characters, Korean.
"I will interview them to see what they think," he said. Jang Ui-an said he plans to visit Korea soon and will interview Koreans during his visit.
In addition, Chang Wian said, "I'll wear the clothes of the emperor during the Ming and Song dynasties and see the royal palace once. It'll be like inspecting a vassal state."
"I'll ride the subway and go to the downtown area and show you the beauty of Chinese boys' clothes," he said. He added, "I don't dislike Korea. I spent my youth in Korea and have a lot of positive feelings.
Of course, there are some bad points. I will go and show the real situation in Korea. I will show it from a neutral standpoint.
Recently, IVE was harassed by Chinese netizens for the music video of their new song "HEYA".
Chinese internet users were stunned, claiming that it was Chinese culture. Chang Uian said about the music video for "HEYA" by "IVE," "I think it's a 'mass graveyard' (a Japanese imperial graveyard) that was used as a memorial to the Japanese Empire.
The teaser release date and the concert date and time are related to China's painful history, but if it's a mistake, we would like an explanation."
Jang Ui-an also made anti-Korean statements, saying, "If you catch anyone in Korea and check their ancestry, a significant number of them are Chinese."
Despite this, Chang Ui An maintained a bold attitude. He said he didn't mind if his words were published in the Korean media, and that "whether it be an excuse or an explanation, I will listen to it."
"I want to see it," he said confidently. Chang Uian's anti-Korean remarks have infuriated internet users. Chang Uian's remarks have been met with cold reviews and criticism.
Meanwhile, Jang Wian previously appeared on JTBC's "Abnormal Meeting."