Clara Fires Back at Foreign Netizen for Leaving Rude Comment on Twitter

Sexy actress Clara responds to a discriminating comment a foreigner left on Twitter. Photo courtesy of K-Wave Sexy Korean actress Clara Lee recently made it on the pages of K-Wave magazine where she transformed into a majestic Korean doll dressed in beautifully crafted traditional hanboks.

Oct 5, 2013 06:24 PM BST

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Sexy Korean actress Clara Lee recently made it on the pages of K-Wave magazine where she transformed into a majestic Korean doll dressed in beautifully crafted traditional hanboks.

On her Twitter page, Clara posted a photo of her donning one of the hanboks from the shoot, together with a message saying, "Introducing HANBOK, beautiful Korean traditional dress."

Shortly after, a rude netizen, who according to his Twitter bio is "English interested Japanese culture", re-tweeted the actress's post and added, "Another ignorant brainwashed Korean. British explorers to Korean peninsula in the 1880s saw differently". A link was included to his response.

The link directs to a blog posting that showed how the traditional hanboks were really worn by Korean women in the past eras. The post could have passed for a harmless article about history, except that it was explained in a rather offensive manner.

Clara immediately lashed back at the netizen, saying "Takeshima? Your name is not Takeshima. Your name is DOKDO & belongs to Korea. Learn more. And don't send that stupid article again!"

The netizen who fired the re-tweet at clara used the Twitter ID "StopKinvasion" and had the name "Takeshima". Takeshima is the Japanese name for Korea's Dokdo, which is an island the two countries have long disputed over.

The hanbok is one of Korea's national symbols, and it was only right for Clara to defend it.

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