"Korea Stole Chinese Food..." Chinese Netizen Denounces 'Black and White Cook' [Anchor Report]

These days, Netflix's biggest hot topic, a black and white chef, is racing to the top of the global TV show in the non-English section with the attention of people not only in Korea but also around the world.

However, criticism and mockery of black and white chefs are being posted in China, where Netflix services are not provided.

In particular, some Chinese Internet users posted on social media about Chinese chefs' dishes

"Korea steals Chinese culture," "I will claim Chinese food as Korean food," and "There is no unique dish in Korea."
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program is even making a forced claim to the dish that is specified as Chinese food.

As for the judge, Jongwon Baek, "I came to eat in China." There was also a comment that criticized and ridiculed him, saying, "He went back and invented it himself."

It can be seen as an argument that is in line with China's cultural process, which claims that Korea's own culture is their own culture.

In response, our Internet users criticized, "We are making unreasonable claims while watching thieves," "Did you not see the subtitles for Chinese food?" and "Don't you have to be proud of yourself when you make Chinese food?"

It can be seen as evidence of the Chinese's unreasonable claim and the popularity of black and white chefs.

Only eight of the 100 star chefs survived, a black and white chef.

Viewers' attention is focused on the final episode, which will be released tomorrow.