From The Complex Of Bachelor Group Study The Muhua Psychology Of Ancient Korean Peninsula

The relationship between Korean peninsula and China was very close because theywere both in the Chinese cultural circle. There were a large number of personnelexchanges since ancient times, accumulated a very profound cultural relationsbetween each other. When paging through the South Korea’s Chinese literatureclassics I found that Chinese descendants of immigrants in Korean peninsula was usedto flaunting forefathers as Chinese bachelors. In many Chinese literatures such ascollected works, biographies, tablet inscriptions, genealogical trees and so on exist alot of records about Tang or Song dynasty’s bachelor east moving to Korean peninsula,for example “Nanyang eight bachelors”,“Tang dynasty eight bachelors”,“Tangdynasty eighteen bachelors”,“Northern Song dynasty eight bachelors”,“SouthernSong dynasty eight bachelors” and so on, all of above show a vivid immigration andcultural exchange scene between China and Korean peninsula. Until today, relatedliteratures have enormous influence and nearly as true history, but the commonphenomenon of whitewash make the bachelors’ east moving history complicated andconfusing.First of all, this paper will sort through and study the above information, revealthe problem of Chinese descendants of immigrants in Korean peninsula flaunt andbeautify the forefathers with the identity of “Chinese bachelor”, to find some rulesand relationships, exploring the reality of bachelors’ east moving. Secondly, in thebackground of cultural exchange between China and Korean peninsula, reveal thegeneralization and secularization of “Bachelor” appellation in two places, preliminaryanswer the historical reasons of the fact that the legend of Chinese bachelors eastmoving to Korean peninsula is so popular. Finally, explore the emotional factorsbehind the generalization and secularization of “Bachelor” appellation: bachelorcomplex and MuHua Psychology. Then analysis the practical needs behind theworship and admiration emotion in order to have more detailed understanding of theprofound influence of Chinese culture on the Korean peninsula.