Koreans believe that Jiang Ziya is the father of Korea. Why?

Because it involves? Qi culture? Qi culture takes pragmatism as its essence and emphasizes simplicity as the culture at that time. At that time, South Korea and Japan followed Qi culture through Jiang Taiya and Fu Laixu respectively, and Jiang Ziya was one of Zhou Guoxun's famous politicians, strategists and Qi pioneers. But Koreans say this, but it also means stealing China's cultural achievements. For example, the Zongzi Festival he mentioned and the traditional Chinese medicine in China all came from South Korea.

Jiang Ziya is the founder of Qi culture. He managed the wealth and cultural prosperity of Qi according to local conditions. Therefore, he is regarded by the people as a hundred schools of thought contend. There were many brilliant achievements in his life. His son was later named Lu, so there were many descendants, so many ethnic surnames were derived from his surname, such as Lu, Cui, Gao, Qi and Lu, which developed over 3,000 years.

The Korean Peninsula has always been a neighbor of China, and it was also a direct jurisdiction or a vassal state of the central government in ancient times. At the beginning, all kinds of wars occurred in middle age, so naturally many people settled in the Korean peninsula in large numbers because of political persecution or war. Of course, many of these immigrants are descendants of Jiang Ziya, and former South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun claimed to be descendants of Jiang Ziya. Therefore, Koreans have a certain basis for saying this, but they can't be so arrogant to say that they are the father of the country.

Because at that time, although some Zhongyuan people immigrated to the Korean peninsula, most of Jiang Ziya's descendants stayed in the Central Plains. So brazenly, South Korea regards Jiang Ziya as the father of their country, and many countries in Southeast Asia have descendants of Jiang Ziya. In this way, he can be said to be the father of our whole Asia.