Cosplay photos of ”South Korean soldiers and police officers” spread on Chinese social media... ”A mockery of public authority”

A video of Chinese people cosplaying as South Korean military and police uniforms has gone viral on local social media, sparking controversy as a "mockery of public authority."
Professor Seo Kyung-deok of Sungshin Women's University said on the 2nd, "Recently, many Koreans living in China have been searching for information.
"After checking, we found that many videos have been circulating of people wearing South Korean military and police uniforms and behaving strangely," the company said.
Looking at the photos published by Professor Xu, a Chinese person's social media account showed a picture of a Korean police officer in uniform.
The photo shows a man in a South Korean military uniform. The word "police" is written in Hangul and English on his hat and vest, making him look very similar to the real thing. Another social media account also shows a young man in a South Korean military uniform with a long
He is carrying a gun. It is unknown how these items were obtained. Professor Xu said, "We must stop this foolish behavior from being widely spread on Chinese social media through videos and photos.
The unauthorized production and distribution of military and police uniforms is subject to legal punishment not only in South Korea but also in China.
Professor Seo said, "Above all, caricaturing a country's public authority is an act that reduces the country's credibility.
He also expressed concern that "if fraud crimes involving South Korean military and police uniforms occur, it will be a major blow to the country's image."
He also emphasized that "South Korea's military and police should cooperate with China's public security authorities and take measures to prevent similar situations from occurring."
He added, "I hope Chinese internet users will stop mocking South Korean public authorities and show basic courtesy towards other countries.
"Yes," he added.