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Kimchi is a fermented food unique to Koreans that cannot be found anywhere in the world.
The reason why China is fighting over kimchi after Japan
-Kim Dae-yu, visiting professor at Gyeonggi University
 
Kimchi has been established as a festival food for Koreans since ancient times. Kimchi is a fermented food unique to Koreans that cannot be found anywhere in the world. Kimchi has been made using native ingredients such as radish, leek, parsley, and bamboo shoots before using cabbage as an ingredient, and you can still find this ancient kimchi prototype if you visit Jeonju today. There is a festival held. Kimchi has a functional symbolism as a ritual food since ancient times, so it appeared as an essential ritual food for Gukrye and Garye until Joseon, and the people took out the kimjang that was buried in the ground and replaced it with Guhwang food.
 
When discussing kimchi internationally, it is often compared with Chinese Yan Chai or Pao Chai, Japanese tsukemono, and European pickle or sauerkraut. There is an error. This is because unlike kimchi, which is a fermented food, these foods are all types of jangarch that are pickled. However, it is unfortunate that kimchi, in the category of food and nutrition, causes confusion due to the limitations in which an academic system has not been accumulated, such as Italian pasta, Chinese noodles, and Japanese sushi.
 
Unlike now when green house farming was developed, kimchi was only served in late autumn in frosty or early winter in snowy days. On the day of making kimchi, the whole family rushed to support them. Kimjang was mixed with red pepper powder and seasoning, mixed with salted salt, soaked in poison, buried in the ground, and fermented well in the middle of the winter when the temperature dropped below freezing, and then the ripe kimchi kimchi was eaten. Whether in the poor or the rich, kimchi is served at the table as a staple food until spring comes. Kimchi is also a food shared and served. The villagers decided the order and delivered them one by one to the house where the kimchi kimchi had fallen because of the poor, and the kimchi kimchi collected in general was seen in the poor house where the portrait was held. Kimchi was the soul and Korean soul of Koreans, and life itself. The reason that kimchi has become a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is rare among food products, is due to the unique ¡°Kimchi culture¡± of Koreans.
 
In the first place, Japan was the source of the controversy over the country where kimchi succeeded. Japan commercialized kimchi, which was simply recognized as a native Korean food, under the name ¡°Kimuchi¡± of Japanese food, and put it on the international market, and tried to register Kimchi with the International Food Standards Committee (Codex), beating Korea. Shocked by Japan's despicable marriage, South Korea issued a belated release in 1996 and took measures to unify Kimchi, not Kimchi, in the Codex under the official name. It was recognized as a Korean food, and in 2013 UNESCO pointed out kimchi culture as an intangible cultural property of humanity. Although kimchi itself was not designated as a UNESCO heritage, it recognized the Korean kimchi culture surrounding kimchi as a cultural heritage of mankind.
 
China also had a nervous war over kimchi. Sichuan Province's Pao Chai began claiming the origin of kimchi, and even stipulated that it was the beginning of Kimchi that the Tang Dynasty General Seol Ingwi brought his hometown food, pickled vegetables, to the Korean Peninsula. Recently, as Korean kimchi was named ¡°Korean Pao Chai,¡± the trend of annihilating the word kimchi itself began to spread. Naturally, these measures emerged as an obstacle to the good public sentiment of both Korea and China, and emerged as an economic and cultural conflict between the two countries in the media centering on SNS. It is not the face of a big country to rethink the kimchi culture that Japan has already destroyed once in a similar way. If China, which conceived the Hwanghwa civilization and created a shining Chinese character culture in East Asia, dreams of becoming a G2 country, the first thing to do is to respect the culture of the other country. Kimchi is not essentially a Tsukemono or Pao Chai, but a UNESCO cultural heritage. Kimchi is not just food, it is a Korean ¡°kimchi culture¡±.
 
 
When China calls kimchi as kimchi, China can be recognized as a true cultural power that respects Korean culture and UNESCO spirit in the international community. We look forward to the return of the sentiments of both Korea and China surrounding kimchi and kimchi culture as soon as possible. It is in the hope that the two countries' goodwill friendship will deepen while solving this problem smoothly.
 
*Writer/ Dae-yu Kim, visiting professor at Gyeonggi University
 
  
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