Comments on: Legendary Chinese Warlord Cao Cao Was Korean

By: Dan

Dan — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 06:31:07 +0000

Hanguk -> 한국, State of Han -> 한나라
Also, different context, different meaning. It’s common in most languages. Korean don’t have problem with this, why do you?
We have it in English as well. lead, bow, recreation etc. Chinese solution was to have different characters for each, others thought different. And it’s called heteronym (different meaning same spelling).

PS: Jokes on you.

By: وريا

وريا — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 19:39:02 +0000

Cao Cao
صيني يا عم الحج
Made in China (اصلي)

الله يخرب يوتكم دا انتوا متنيلين بستين الف نيله

مع تحيات

الصعيدي الاصتورة

By: phoenixlament

phoenixlament — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 06:10:17 +0000

Exactly. Right on, high five buddy.

By: phoenixlament

phoenixlament — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 06:03:41 +0000

Ding ding ding !!!

This guy knows what hes talking about.

By: CanadianKorean

CanadianKorean — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 02:07:08 +0000

wo i only stumbled here because I too was shocked by my friends saying that koreans (again too much generalization) claimed confucius. i asked them for proof, but they were all written in chinese on forums that cited korean sites as proof (i cant read korean either guhhh fail). after reading some of the english comments, apparently the whole confucius thing was a prank by a taiwanese site? i hope this is true. what a relief.

on another note, the translated chinese comments and the english comments here only further support my theory that chinese, korean, and japanese fobs will forever hate each other lol. i definitely know that korean fobs absolutely (and irrationally) hate japanese ppl, and to a slightly less extent, chinese ppl. and im pretty sure that chinese fobs seriously hate japanese ppl (and filipinos??) and koreans (though my friends were nice to me, i guess they were being polite?).

go Canada!! where ppl from all over the world can live (relatively) in peace! (even better than the US =P)