History of North and South Korea
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Park Geun-hae was the daughter of Park Chung-hee the dictator @24:22
Thank you. I couldn't find a good way to put that anywhere in the video without breaking the flow.
Park Chung-hee was high rank military officer of the Imperial Japanese army stationed in china.
@@HistoryScope she's saying you said "Park Geun-hae" instead of "Park Chung-hee" in the video.
@@haedamahn7229 well... I tried :(
@@HistoryScope That's fine! :)
Never learned this in school, but really is such an important part of global history..
Agree
@@johnnycagood9013 p
Yes
Trust me as a history buff myself I'll tell you school doesn't really teach you a dam thing about history
Took the words right out my mouth as I sit here 42 and just finding out that I’m not a African nor American,The only way to learn anything is to teach yourself cause school only taught me Christopher Columbus,discovered Canada,1+1=3and Americans really went on the Jupiter 🤷🏿♂️So aye🤣🤣🤣🤣have a great day on purpose yall ,listen to your self
Dude, this is one of the best history content that talks about Korea, great job
ADA INSPECT HISTORY WKWKWK
On point. Educated. Narrated. Some triple A stuff sir ty 4 content
Lah nyasar min? Wkwkkw
True Korea or False Korea
Ya I have to agree.
Like that it’s mostly unbiased and full of information and facts.
A lot of them I kind of knew but with your extra information it made my learning better.
Thanks.
Literally Korea had the same struggle as my homecountry Poland. Always struggling because of stupid neighbors that are pain in the ass for centuries, while the only thing people wanted is living in peace
I actually think Korea was more like Switzerland until the 1800s. Because before that Japan was far too weak (it was historically weaker than Korea) to bother trying to conquer and due to it's geography it would be nearly impossible to fully conquer Korea from China. Even the Mongols took 40 years and 9 separate invasions to create a vassal state and not something completely under their control. However these days it's similar to Poland I agree
South Korea and Poland have huge military deals right now with each other
감사합니다.동맹국들
Poland is clealy Nato’s side. South Korea goes to which side in case of war, Chinese and Norgh Korean side, or American and Japanese side ?
Man this video is over an hour long and at the end I still thought 'it's over already?!'
Awesome video man. I learned so much that should be talked about way more
lol i watched it too and though it was just another 15min video :D haha i had no idea it was 1 hour long until i red this.. Good videos sure are captivating.
Sorry for the re-upload.
The previous version was only available in 360p because of a mistake with Adobe Premiere and I didn't check the video quality.
So here is the same video but in HD quality... sorry about that.
General Douglas MacArthur came out with the idea to expand the war into the north with President Truman reluctant approval because of China's response to the expansion of the war
Truman's fear was proven correct and china sends its troops to push them back. MacArthur wanted to expand the war into China but was rejected by Truman as he feared it might start ww3
MacArthur predicted that they might drop hundreds of nukes onto china. It didn't happen.
After Truman rejected the idea, MacArthur wouldn't take no for an answer, and added insult to injury took it to the press and complained about it, which resulted in Truman firing him for insubordination
43:19 belerus is missing
43:20 Why is Belarus part of Russia?
It’s uneeptible
@@robertjarman3703 k
My grandmother lived in North Korea, 6 months before the war she moved south, and survived the Northern occupation of Seoul. If she hadn't made that decision I probably wouldn't be writing this comment.
A jaw dropping and amazing documentary. As some one who has just discovered Korean culture I've found this invaluable. Thank you so much.
I'm South Korean and you made me more understandable my country's history :) Thank you, I also like watching other history videos of other countries
Damn Koreans beautiful 😍
Japan did not invade nor colonized Korean peninsula. Korea was so afraid of Russian invasion. So, Korea ASKed Japan to ANNEX the peninsula. It was approved lawfully by the International community.
Korea did not fight against Japan. Both Korean countries did not win their independence by themselves.
@@DEEYANASEnext time you get robbed you should just ask them to stop
@@YawayyyyyNo they are ugly bastards
@@DEEYANASE
Yeah sure, we should trust you who has experience where?
Holy shit, this is such a good overview of Korea.
Just as a note, although the government DID invest in the music industry, it did not actively participate in the detailed production and "owned" the process. It kept a "aid but dont get involved" attitude. If it did, imho k-pop would have flopped early on.
But other than that, a fantastic video.
Kudos mate, keep up the good work!
-A S.Korean passing by
You should not use the word "Holy" with an evil word. Be careful what you think and say. God is watching and listening always.
I am Korean(from South). Thanks for the quite good history lesson. I am not super professional about the history. But I should say a specific error. 24:23. The name of president by military coup is “Park Jungee”. “Park Keunhae” is his daughter, president 2013-2017, who was finally impeached.
That's the one who was impeached when it came out she was a puppet for a cult right?
@@chiefwolf5079 You can say. That was kind of true, unfortunately.
@@chiefwolf5079 She was impeached, and put in jail. Luckier than her father, who was shot by a follower.
@@isaaceuisuklee7257 killed by your body guard.. how very roman of y’all
@@isaaceuisuklee7257 And the next president is a disaster.
the fact that you squeezed almost everything in in just 1 hour is amazing, I'd keep going on for at least 5 if I were to make a video about it-
Thankyou. Not only informative, interesting but entertaining. The best history session I have witnessed, so far !
Just like it did with Japan when it closed its country, the US also tried doing the same with Korea. In what became known as the General Sherman incident, the General Sherman entered the Taedong with goods purchased from Tientsin in 1866. They stopped at Keupsa Gate where the crew met Koreans. The Koreans refused all trade offers, but told the crew to wait at the gate while higher government officials were contacted. The captain didn't listen, and continued heading up river towards Pyongyang. The ship proceeded to attack anyone who tried to stop it. This was when it was decided to attack the ship. It was finally destroyed after being fought over for several days.
I feel like m seeing you everywhere
You know you've made it on CZcams when Avery the Cuban leaves a comment on your videos.
Actually no, that ship and expedition was not sponsored by the government or even official unlike the Perry expedition to Japan.
@@FOLIPE But it marked the beginning of the US expedition to Korea (the first American military action in Korea). And an attempt to open Korea to American trade
I wouldn’t even compare what Korea went through with Japan AT ALL LOL cause they were almost entirely different!! Korea can be compared with Vietnam as they are brothers in more ways than arms, but most importantly: they were both split into north and south on the exact same day in 1953, at the exact same Geneva conference and both had communist north sides that were under the Soviet Union, both southern countries had the same alliance with the United States! And of course both have went through very brutal and the most important conflicts of the Cold War. japan was the only country in the Sinosphere that managed to dodge the bullet that was communism while the other three countries (China Vietnam and Korea) all had very different outcomes surprisingly. Korea remained split, China’s democratic half fled to establish Taiwan, while South Vietnam had lost and those residents fled all over the world
That fire nation reference gave me chuckle. Thanks mate, your hard work is really appreciated.
Thanks for making this video. I thought it was very comprehensive. I had alot of questions answered and lots of new and interesting facts i never knew
Just found this channel by accident and can't stop watching the content- Really brilliant and well presented.
"Alright back to depression" me after watching most of his videos
Whenever I get depressed I remind myself "it could be worse, I could be in North Korea, or Russia, or China, or Portland"
@@C21H30O2 portland😭😂😂
Portland? 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
I have to go back and re-watch a lot because either my depression distracted me or I had another dissociative episode. Fun times.
@@TrashDeviant that's sad, i hope you get better
44:56 "convincing message" is my favorite protest banner so far.
OMG, another great job! Thank you so much!!! ❤️
Thank you for sharing your perspective on both, South and North Korea, it has been a really interesting journey around history, culture, politics and I gained a thorough overview about many why and wherefore! Keep up the excellent job! 👏👏👏👏👏
A well-presented highly educational crash course on the two Koreas thoughtfully crafted with balanced perspective.
I commend you on this impressive undertaking. Will be looking at more of your videos. Subscribed.
Thank you for this nuanced synthesis of Korean history! It's difficult to find one that is not "North Korea bad, South Korea good" out here.
Skewed takes on Korea almost feel like propaganda in itself. Not only is this guy spitting stone cold facts, he also remains respectful to the country he culturally dissects.
@@sloshed-rat skewed takes on a hermit kingdom we know little about shouldn't surprise anyone. If people don't understand you it's your fault not theirs.
@@C21H30O2 Why the hostility? Information being kept from public eye is not the fault of the individual.
Maybe it's mostly like that because there is evidence of NK being WAY WORSE than SK
@@darcy1226 and does that change the fact that they committed and still commit human rights violations?
Really found this video to demonstrate a lot of in-detail history and how both Koreas fared after the war. Been reading on the history since 2008 and visited South Korea & the DMZ back in the early 2010s, but definitely have picked up some good knowledge from this well-produced and narrated video. Thanks again for sharing!
Thanks for making this! There is much I didn’t know (almost all of it, actually) and so much of it is fascinating! Definitely worth watching.
Your videos are absolutely amazing. So professional and well done, great job man!
Thanks for this I’m currently writing an essay about North & South Korea dividing, I still have a lot more to write but this is extremely helpful thank u!!! :)
We are here learning all of us
You make the best videos!! Thank you so much for sharing the information that you do!!!
Excellent video! LEARNED SO MUCH I hadn’t a clue about!
I've been legitimately looking foward to this video! Keep up the great work!
Another extensive episode. Thanks for making this blockbuster!
Thank you so much for what you do. You have no idea the massive positive effect on the world your work is having.
Keep being awesome. Keep being you.
Keep on creating!!!
May PEACE and LOVE find and keep you!!!
Just found this channel today and I all ready love it since I love history..
Keep it up for I will keep watching..😉
Wow, thanks so much for this! It's refreshing to see a more balanced view of both nations, both the good and bad in both. I now have a newfound appreciation for Korea, on either side of the 38th parallel. 😁
I probably learned more from this one video than I did in a whole year at school💀. As a foreigner that was introduced to korea through kpop and kdramas it was interesting learning how the sk gov is using the interest for those as a way to make Korea more successful(which is probably why the gov postponed bts from military duty) Also I always wondered how China made almost everything I bought at the store, I guess it makes since now😂
You learned because you wanted to and the content of video is interesting for you
@@abbfilmann3735 eh, that's not always true. I study music, and a lot of online resources that are available for free are just straight up better and more understandable than some of the uni classes I pay a shitload of money for
Also google China "special economic zone" for why everything is made there
There is no change or news regarding BTS's military enlistment
@@Lyuze You ever wonder why you are unable to understand those uni classes?
This was brilliant. I learned so much. Thank you !
Excellent video.
Thanks for posting!
Awesome! Well nuanced analysis. You packed so much content in just an hour. Great to see references in the description as well for further reading.
Your story telling style is also refreshing. Kept me in the flow. Thank you for making this.
We built our metro before Seoul, and it's way more beautiful than theirs. Gotta give props
Hey Kim Jong-Un, if you join South Korea, you get tons of resources from South Korea such as steel and food, more military and troops can be produced!!!
@@Newdivide the Peoples' Army is at the beck and call of Kim Jong un.
This is why i love youtube
All hail to our glorious Supreme Leader!
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Really enjoyed this. Keep up the good work 👏
Love these videos! Glad i found the channel, interesting background stimulus to keep me awake in college is a godsend 🙏
Glad to have the vid back! Love your content ❤️
Excellent job on this topic. I will be watching more of your work.
Helpful video..keep up the good work 👍
Wow...great documentary. Thank you for posting.
Dude only you would call an hour long video short, absolutely love it
Brooo. Just got off my shift. Hour long video, so so happy!
great video man. Kudos!
omg is almost 1hr content and it is great.. Great efforts bro.
Dude your content is amazing keep this up!
Cool documentary, with that excellent entertainment twist to it. Lovely made, well done mate! Really enjoyed watching it.
We got to get you to a Mil subs soon bro, this is very well informed and documented.
This is such a great presentation. Thanks
Can't wait for "Korea will be united" line in the future
If it will happen though...
I hope so too. Seriously. But I feel as though it might be trickier to unify than it was for Germany.
It's inevitable considering that both North and South Korea are at least somewhat on board with the idea in principle. The point is when? Next year? Within the next 5 years, 10, 100? It's hard to say.
Not this decade, or in two decades I would say it would be a slow gradual process taking 30-50 more years.
It shouldn't happen only a few areas close to seoul should be veded to the south and that's it
@@nitusrivastava7803 I think it should but it really is going to have to be difficult and slow. I think that for the meanwhile, they would have to focus on developing the North, then I guess that they should teach them the Seoul accent because it would help them better get the hang of things in South Korea. I also think that there should be laws preventing the exploitation of the Northerners.
Just found your channel. Amazing content, I LOVE HISTORY WITH A PASSION! And really look forward to more of your content.
I love studying the Asian nations, and this is a wonderful study! Heck, I watch only Asian, primarily Korean dramas. Never watch American, and am actually
A Korean, Mandarin & Japanese language student. Your history presentation has been the best I've read, a continuous chronological account of how it has all come about.
Wait you are studying three languages at the same time? That’s insane
Don’t romanticize it buddy, life is not so great in Korea….
okay weeb
Excellent video. Especially the south Korean cultural influence. I'm a Greek living in Thessaloniki, Greece's second largest city after Athens. I decided to learn Korean because of kpop and squid game. So I registered in a local private school. I was blown away when they told me the class was full and I would have to wait the formation of another. Let it sink for a minute... Huge demand for Korean lessons in... Greece! And not in Athens.
And as I said earlier and is till agree with this is the best video on this topic on CZcams
Agreed
Great job loved every bit just wish it was longer lol
Extensive!! very well documented,
non condemning, leaving the viewer feeling a sense of open mindedness, and much inform.
Thank you!
HISTORY SCOPE is my favourite scope----I always learn so much. Thanks for the Headsful! cheers
I particularly liked the DMZ becoming an ecological preserve. A very nice lift-Thanks!
I never thought it would be an hour long, now i understand why it took sooo much time. Either way, great video!
Awesome video! Pretty accurate historically
I have to say, this is one of only a handful of videos on CZcams I could keep watching over and over, and still learn something each time. Please make more similar 👍🏻👍🏻
This was fantastic! Thank you!
This was such a great and thoughtfully made video. Thoroughly researched, it appears to be as well! Thank you for making this content. As a Korean growing up in the west, watching this makes me realize some of the freedoms I have now and the many sacrifices my parents have made (by enduring poverty, war, military dictatorships, leaving Korea, building a life elsewhere) for granted. It has been enlightening to say the least.
Such a great video? Do you really think Korea was a puppet state of China? Korea has 5000 years of standalone history and never been a part of China nor its puppet. Joseon Dynasty had its own politics, military power and the law system. Is adopting the government system and learning Confucianism making Korea a “puppet?!” Lmao It is shameful that you didn’t find it biased as a Korean-American..
@@undistortedmeans yes, Korea had their own government and culture, but we were linked to china as a weaker nation. Why do you think we used the Chinese alphabet for more than half our existence?
@@Kunfucious577 I would agree if ‘weaker country’ refers to the Joseon Dynasty, but I would say that linking the usability of Chinese characters in that way is not logical at all…
@@undistortedmeans Dude, WHAt? Korea was a vassal state to China for much of it's existence. It was "allowed" independence in return for women, gold, art, labor, etc. That's one of the reasons Koreans have a natural hatred for China let alone they are communist and preventing reunification... Learn history bro
This has been SUCH an informative video. Thank you so much for enlightening us all on Korea
Thank you high class content, love it.
Wow and wow! I'm amazed at how many exceptional videos you have created. You make them easy to understand and full of information. Great job! We are grateful to be privy to so much information! Thank you!
Love your videos. Well done!
THANK YOU! You taught me more about South and North Korea in one hour than anyone I know.
this video was in my list for several day I was about to skip it , I'm glad I didn't , thank you , keep going
Great video man, ceep the good work!!!
Amazing video and filled in a few gaps I had in regards to certain years right after Japanese occupation and the Korean Was and the Korean war and it's efforts for democratisation in the 80s. I really like how neutral your video was in regards to NK and I also really enjoyed how you explain harder concepts in a simple way, e.g. when you explained state capitalism and the subsequent economic models that Korea adopted. Thank you for this! Highly educational and yet still entertaining.
Congratulate you on your very unbiased and factual look at North Korean history because as someone who wants to learn more about North Korea, it can be annoying to constantly only hear about it from sources that portray it as if it were 1984 in modern day. Keep up your great videos!
It …. is though?
It is lol
@@thepoorliltaxi2176 our only sources are very biased. I'd love to learn how these people live for real.
@@aidan8473 The defector’s name is Yeonmi Park and her channel is The Voice of North Korea, not only does she make her own videos but she’s been in so many different interviews and documentaries, she talks about everything from what they ate in NK to how they escaped. It’s all very fascinating.
@@thepoorliltaxi2176 The problem is they're incentivised to come up with ever more outlandish stories to get more interviews. You'd hardly draw a crowd by saying "Well yeah the situation was pretty shit" as compared to "They made us literally eat babies"
Also it should be obvious that an escapee from a Nation would have biased opinions. Go ask starving poors what they think of their country. While they're opinions are valid in their own right, I'd hesitate to call it unbiased.
Absolutely outstanding work!
I love this channel for its in depth long videos no other history channel does this
I just clicked on video,i thought it was uploaded years ago,now i see its made today.Yay,Good content for an hour!
Not just east Asia, K-Drama is very popular in the Spanish speaking world namely South America as they’re a lot like our telenovelas
Really? How interesting!
Really? I thought Turkish tv series are on the wave.
Thank you for this video helped with my research a lot
'Alright, back to depression' 😂😂 dude, not only are you super informative and interesting but funny too! The full package. This video was insanely good - thank you for making it!
That was very interesting, well researched and well produced, thank you.
a very amazing educative video i love it .nice history of Korean history
Thank you for this great video.
Your videos forced me to subscribe to your channel, the content is that good!
This is literally the best video out there for south and North Korean history. You saved my university grade my dude!
Great content man! Now I understand why my gilr loves K drama series on Netflix so much!
P.s you really do emphasize your "s" if it's at the end of the sentence.
This was really well done!
Thank you for your explanation of the Hallyu wave and its purpose as ‘soft’ power. I had no idea the strategy came from a Samsung think tank! Keep up the great work
Second time watching, still amazing
I greatly appreciate this unbiased video. This is the history we all need. Thank you and happy new year!
EXCELLENT
Thank you for this!!
I got curious about Korea after watching Squid Game, and this REALLY satisfied my curiosity.
A U.S. Marine co-worker explained to me that the Korean written language is relatively new and that the letters indicate how the sounds are formed in the mouth. That's why there are so many "O" shapes in their alphabet. I'm curious to know if that is true.
This is true. My ex who is fluent, both in spoken and written korean (their parents are first gen), said the same thing, which was a really helpful thing to hear. Albeit confusing at first.
Indeed it is "new" (over half a millennium old) and the shape is based on the shape of the mouth/throat/tongue when making these sounds.
소리나는데로적는 소리글자이고, 입에 이응리란 공명을만드는게 " ㅇ " 코리언 랭귀지 , 사운드 알파벳중 자음하나입니다,
소리나는데로적는 소리글자이고, 입에 이응리란 공명을만드는게 " ㅇ " 코리언 랭귀지 , 사운드 알파벳중 자음하나입니다,😊😊😊😊😊😊
소리나는데로적는 소리글자이고, 입에 이응리란 공명을만드는게 " ㅇ " 코리언 랭귀지 , 사운드 알파벳중 자음하나입니다,
24:07 that’s a really convincing message
I spent 3 different decades in Korea. One year I lived under Martial Law the entire time, because they shot the South Korean President. His daughter latter became the 1st Female President of South Korea. My final assignment was in the former Japanese War Headquarters in Seoul, Korea. Living in Seoul was my ultimate favorite assignment of all assignments. I would like to thank Chung Hee who became my BFF & guide in Seoul. She went to live in Australia, I returned to the USA. I am a Career Female Soldier and love documentaries. Thank you for this video.
o!o lick it
@Bolt92* The prior assignments were not a thrill and being forced to extend or career ending was not a pleasant experience. The ones after me, who were asked to extend to get more money, I did not get that choice or money. It took the worst assignments and interviews to get Seoul. It was not handed to me on a silver platter like most.
Just wait for the north korea assignment
I love your channel, so good!!!
This is such a brilliant video. I'm a university student studying east Asian history and this has helped me alot in understanding my subjects. Thank you for your hard work 🎉
Great video man. I was stationed there for a year back in 2010-2011. Loved Korea. South Korea best Korea, but I wish peace and unity for all of the Korean people.
Genuinely amazed by the lack of salty Japanese comments. Any time a history video about Japan and it’s war crimes pop up, they’re quick to defend.
From my knowledge, Japanese classrooms rarely teach about the awful things they did in colonizing Korea. (I know all countries ignore their more shameful history-other than maybe Germany-but it’s a whole new level over there.)
I respect Japan and love learning their history and and culture, not just anime lol, but they need to step up and admit they didn’t treat Korea right.
They've forgotten that Koreans brought the culture into their land, learned many things from Korean artisans including the pottery making, temple building skills, Katakana writing and so on. Their royal and aristocratic families are originally came from Korea. Japanese people seem to have this "envy and hate" feelings toward Koreans for some reason. Imagine, books that have contents on Korean hatred, seem to sell well in Japan.
現在の朝鮮人と、当時の朝鮮人は完全に民族構成が異なります。
@@notclueless8949 thats true but at least kpop is one thing a lot of japanese people enjoy
@@user-rb2hd3cp5f The origin of Japanese katakana is a method widely used in East Asia to flexibly interpret Chinese characters in their own words. it is highly likely that it was introduced from ancient Korea.
@@user-rb2hd3cp5f Of course Koreans can't read.
How can they read the script used in an ancient country 1500 years ago?
and katakana is a way to write Japanese. It is not a way to write Korean.
What I'm talking about is 'method'.
It was an additional means used by Asian countries that used Chinese characters at the time to write their own languages.
This method was introduced from Korea to Japan, and this is the origin of katakana.
In ancient Korea, this was called 'Gugyeol'.
Gugyeol also worked in the way Japan now writes Japanese. Nouns or meaningful morphemes are expressed in Chinese characters, and the particles or predicates that follow them are written using Gugyel characters.
Thank you for this.