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With declining Chinese power and a weakened
domestic posture at the end of the 19th century, Korea was open to Western and
Japanese encroachment. In 1910, Japan began a 35-year period of colonial rule
over Korea. As a result of Japan's efforts to supplant the Korean language and
aspects of Korean culture, memories of Japanese annexation still recall fierce
animosity and resentment, especially among older Koreans. Nevertheless, import
restrictions on Japanese movies, popular music, fashion, and the like have been
lifted, and many Koreans, especially the younger generations, eagerly follow
Japanese pop culture. Aspects of Korean culture, including television shows and
movies, have also become popular in Japan.
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