백색인

1. 본문

"백색인" (baegsaegin) can have a few different meanings in Korean:

1. White person: This is the literal translation, referring to a person of Caucasian ethnicity.

2. White: This is the more general meaning of the word "백색" (baeksaeg), meaning the color white.

3. White Man (Movie): It's the title of a 1994 short film by Bong Joon-ho, the director of "Parasite". The English title is "White Man," and the Korean title is "백색인". The film explores themes of class differences, portraying the mundane life of a white-collar worker and contrasting it with the harsh reality of a blue-collar worker.

The context determines the specific meaning. If you are discussing race, it refers to a white person. It can refer to color. When talking about Bong Joon-ho's filmography, it's the title of his short film.