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“Isn’t that the Taegeukgi?” Australian Broadcasting Station Displays Chinese Five-Star Red Flag in Korea
02.08.2024 в 03:57 6
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Australian News 9 broadcasting station introduces the Oseonghonggi, not the Taegeukgi, as the Korean national flag.
While the International Olympic Committee (IOC) apologized for incorrectly introducing South Korea as North Korea at the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics, an Australian broadcasting station has mistakenly shown the South Korean flag as the Chinese Five-Star Red Flag while introducing the Olympic rankings. On the
29th, a post titled "South Korean flag shown as China on Australian news screens" was posted on multiple online communities.
The scene in question came from the Australian Nine News (9 News) reporting the rankings on the first day of the Olympic Games.
Nine News displayed the national flags next to each country name. Australia ranked first on the first day with three gold medals and two silver medals, while Korea ranked fifth with one gold, one silver, and one bronze medal.
Korea's English name was displayed as 'KOREA REPUBLIC', but the national flag was not the Taegeukgi, but the Chinese Five-Star Red Flag.
It is known that the screen in question was reported on the news on the 28th. When the comprehensive ranking display on the broadcasting station's official website was checked that day, Korea and the Taegeukgi were displayed correctly.
Netizens responded with comments such as, "Korea has confused Australia and Austria at international events, but how can Korea and China be confused?", "Don't you notice something strange with the Chinese flag right above the screen?", "Isn't this just some foreigners doing this?", "The background of the national flag is different, so why would there be a mistake?"
안전놀이터; www.outlookindia.com/plugin-...op15-news-332207
While the International Olympic Committee (IOC) apologized for incorrectly introducing South Korea as North Korea at the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics, an Australian broadcasting station has mistakenly shown the South Korean flag as the Chinese Five-Star Red Flag while introducing the Olympic rankings. On the
29th, a post titled "South Korean flag shown as China on Australian news screens" was posted on multiple online communities.
The scene in question came from the Australian Nine News (9 News) reporting the rankings on the first day of the Olympic Games.
Nine News displayed the national flags next to each country name. Australia ranked first on the first day with three gold medals and two silver medals, while Korea ranked fifth with one gold, one silver, and one bronze medal.
Korea's English name was displayed as 'KOREA REPUBLIC', but the national flag was not the Taegeukgi, but the Chinese Five-Star Red Flag.
It is known that the screen in question was reported on the news on the 28th. When the comprehensive ranking display on the broadcasting station's official website was checked that day, Korea and the Taegeukgi were displayed correctly.
Netizens responded with comments such as, "Korea has confused Australia and Austria at international events, but how can Korea and China be confused?", "Don't you notice something strange with the Chinese flag right above the screen?", "Isn't this just some foreigners doing this?", "The background of the national flag is different, so why would there be a mistake?"
안전놀이터; www.outlookindia.com/plugin-...op15-news-332207
