Abstract: As a classic of human traditional culture, South Korean Pansori and Chinese Qinqiang opera have their own unique artistic characteristics, and they are quite different in culture, singing, and mode. The specific expression is in the cultural aspect:South Korean Pansori is a "hatred" culture, while Chinese Qinqiang is a "bitterness" culture; in terms of singing:South Korean Pansori is husky and clear, and Chinese Qinqiang is rough and warm; in the tune scale aspect:South Korean Pansori's characteristic scale is the interface tone, and Chinese Qinqiang's characteristic scale is the bitter scale. Through the comparison between Pansori in South Korea and Qinqiang in China, it is found that the culture and art of different countries and nations belonging to the Confucian culture circle in East Asia can be exchanged and learned from each other.