Resentment over cultural ownership runs deep between the two countries, and video games are the latest iteration of it
South Korea’s National Assembly is set to vote on a bill targeting what many South Koreans believe to be Chinese distortions of their history and culture.
The bill proposes adding a member focused on historical issues to the country’s Game Rating and Administration Committee. There’s currently no legal process or consultative body dealing with such matters in South Korea.
South Korea’s National Assembly is set to vote on a bill targeting what many South Koreans believe to be Chinese distortions of their history and culture.
The bill proposes adding a member focused on historical issues to the country’s Game Rating and Administration Committee. There’s currently no legal process or consultative body dealing with such matters in South Korea.
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