“Is that a prisoner’s uniform?”… China mocks Korea’s Olympic team uniform

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, ‘[Herald Economy=Reporter Choi Won-hyuk] With the 2024 Paris Olympics just a week away, Chinese netizens are mocking the recently revealed Korean team uniforms, comparing them to prison uniforms.’,
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, ‘On the 18th, a video titled ‘Korean representative team uniforms at the Paris Olympics look like prisoner uniforms’ was shared on Chinese social media. The video compares Korean athletes in their uniforms with a scene from the drama ‘The Glory’ where the villain Park Yeon-jin (played by Im Ji-yeon) is sitting in a prisoner outfit.’,
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, ‘This video has spread on platforms such as Baidu, Tencent Weibo, Souhu, Bilibili, and other video-sharing platforms. Netizens quickly shared the video on their social media accounts.’,
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, ‘This year’s Korean team uniforms were produced by MUSINSA STANDARD. They adopted a calm feel of navy blue among the various shades of blue. It was promoted that MUSINSA expressed a youthful spirit and progressive attitude while symbolizing the East. MUSINSA was reported to have undertaken the production of the Korean team uniforms for the second time, following the Hangzhou Asian Games last year.’,
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, ‘Meanwhile, CNN reported on the 16th that the Mongolian team is gaining the most attention with their team uniforms for the Paris Olympics this year. In an article titled “They Just Won at the Olympics,” CNN emphasized, “Mongolia’s traditional team uniforms have surpassed the team uniforms of other countries made by world-renowned brands such as Ralph Lauren, Lululemon, and Baluti, capturing the global social media scene.”‘,
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