Cross-Cultural Communication of South Korean Films from a Geopolitical Perspective

Due to geographical location and historical reasons, China and South Korea have engaged in frequent and in-depth cultural exchanges, showcasing noticeable similarities and common origins in their cultures. South Korea's significant geographical position has historically led to numerous geopolitical entanglements. Since the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1992, the exchanges and cooperation between China and South Korea have achieved remarkable success in many areas, with cultural exchange being particularly vibrant. In recent years, many South Korean films and television series have gained international recognition and praise, offering valuable lessons for the "going global" strategy of China's film and television industry. This paper aims to explore the cultural presentations behind South Korean cinema and its characteristics of cross-cultural communication from a geopolitical perspective, intending to provide references and insights for the international development of China's cultural and creative industry.