국보 백제금동대향로는, 중국에서 만들었을까?

Q. Aren't incense burners originally from China? A. That is correct. The origin of the Boshan Incense Burner is China. Q. Then, is the Gilt-bronze Incense Burner of Baekje also of Chinese origin? A. Currently, the mainstream view in academia is that it is a work produced in Baekje. Q. Has the Chinese academic community acknowledged this as well? A. Yes. Currently, the view that it is a work produced in Baekje is widely accepted in the Chinese academic community as well. Q. If they learned Chinese technology, isn't it ultimately a Chinese work? A. The origin of the style and the creator are separate issues. The Gilt-bronze Incense Burner of Baekje is evaluated as a work produced in Baekje. Q. Are there incense burners identical to this in China? A. To date, no instances with the same form and composition have been confirmed. Q. Does the video deny Chinese culture? A. No. It covers how a culture that originated in China developed in Baekje. Q. There is no record of it being made in Baekje, so how can it be called a Baekje work? The fact that the production process has not been discovered does not imply that it was produced externally. Currently, based on a comprehensive analysis of various evidence—including the excavation environment, manufacturing techniques, form, and composition—it is determined to be a work produced in Baekje. The academic community also raises the possibility that many sites and workshops were lost during the fall of Baekje. ※ This video was produced based on research and academic materials released to date, and interpretations may change depending on new research results. #BaekjeGiltBronzeIncenseBurner #Baekje #History