확실히 이순신의 일기는 숫자에 과장이 크다고는 해도 전쟁의 추이가 거의 올바르게 쓰여져 있다고 봐야 할 것이다. 그리고 거기에는 이순신이 23전 23승이었다고는 쓰지 않았다. 이순신이 일본군을 이긴 것은 전쟁 개시 후 불과 3개월 정도의 한산도 해전까지이며, 그 후의 7년간은 모두 도피한 사실이 쓰여져 있어 일본 측의 기록과 일치하고 있다 .
Basically, Korea's main battleships at the time (Panokseon) were made of much stronger wood than Japanese basic battleships. Korean battleships were mainly made of hard wood, such as pine and oak, and were much harder than Japanese battleships made of Japanese cedar, so they could withstand the impact of cannon fire. Japanese battleships were mainly made of light Japanese cedar, as they were mainly used for hand-to-hand combat. Japanese battleships were not durable, but light in weight and fast. And because the Korean battleship (Panokseon) was large enough to match the size of the Japanese fleet's captain ship, it was possible to deal with several Japanese battleships alone. This was possible because the Korean navy had developed ships for hundreds of years against Japanese and Chinese pirates who were mainly plundering the coast.
Korean ships at that time did not have iron nails or wedges, and as you can see from the buildings on land, their woodworking skills were far inferior to those of Japan. Therefore, no matter how hard wood was used, it would have been easily destroyed from the joints when it collided with a Japanese ship. In fact, South Korea tried to reproduce the "turtle ship", but she sank while being towed.
@hiroono1 Your response proves the fact that you don't know science at all. Wooden nails works a lot better than iron nails in water especially salt water. Wooden nails would expand and hold the joints of Wooden beams of ship tightly and strongly while iron nails would be rusted easily and weaken the joints. It is called, "oxidation of metal" and iron is easily oxidized in salt water without proper protective coating. That is why Japanes warships were weak and easily destroyed by physical collisions.
@@mlim7130 You know nothing of the function of nails. Well, it's the average intelligence of Koreans. First, iron is about five times stronger than wood. Also, the nail exerts its fastening force by rusting to some extent. Corrosion does not progress in about 10 years. The nails used on ships are about one centimeter thick, and when they are hammered into the wood, oxygen is cut off, preventing the progress of corrosion. In addition, there is no record at that time that a Korean ship collided with a Japanese ship and sank the Japanese ship. It is a poor fake by Korean.
Excuse me, this is not a Japanese War Movie. This is Korean war movie based on the Korea-Japan War or Imjin War of 1592-1598. I think you should know and correct that. Good video nonetheless. Another thing that should be noted is that Yi Sun-shin was so feared and respected by the Japanese that they often mentioned him in their historical annals during that time and they also feared the might of the Joseon navy as it was the most advanced and powerful navy in East Asia during that time. The Japanese also made Yi Sun-shin a war god back in Japan. In Korea, Yi Sun-shin was also well respected that he had numerous titles and awards given to him even after his death. He was also designated as an ancestral deity and as a war god in Korea.
That's a lie. Yi Sun-shin is mentioned only once in the Japanese records of the war, and it is a report that he is dead. Then, more than 100 years later, Korean documents were exported to Japan, and cartoons for children were drawn on the Japanese side. It's an entertainment book like the Godzilla movies we call today. The Japanese knew the fiction was a lie and just enjoyed it, but the Koreans believe Yi Sun-shin's fabricated military record to think that the monster is real when they see Godzilla. Rumors that the Japanese commander said he respected Yi Sun-shin are completely baseless lies.
@hiroono1 It is your choice what to believe. You and your country will never be respected. There will be consequences for what your disgraceful horrible inhumane ancestors did to us. Because history still lives in our soul. Go and get back to your clan.
@@mlim7130 History is not a choice. History is the facts of the past proven by evidence. Koreans are not given the opportunity to receive an education on the "procedures to prove the truth". Because of this, Koreans cannot win the Nobel Prize. This is because early Korean national leaders such as Syngman Rhee manipulated the public into believing a fabricated history in order to avoid criticism for their political failures. If Koreans know the "procedure to prove the truth", the lie of the government will be exposed. For example, during the 35 years of Japan's annexation of Korea, the Korean population doubled from 13 million to 25 million. This proves the fact that Koreans were protected by Japan, ate well and had sex every day. However, Koreans claim that Koreans were flogged and stripped of food by Japan. Only perverts get flogged and ejaculate. The only women who drink only water and produce milk are rural magicians. Making Yi Sun-shin a hero is one of them. Looking at any record written in Korea and Japan around 1600, Yi Sun-shin can be evaluated as having won only two or three battles up to the Battle of Hansando, after which he was defeated. For example, in the Battle of Pusanpo, it is clearly written in the Joseon Dynasty Annals that "Yi Sun-shin could not win." It is written in his diary that Yi sun-shin escaped 200 km north over 5 days during the Battle of Myeongryang. In the Battle of Suncheon, the allied forces of China and Korea, including Yi Sun-shin, were annihilated and melted together. In the Battle of Noryang, Yi Sun-shin was killed by a Japanese gun. And these descriptions are consistent with Japanese records. Strangely enough, Koreans say Yi Sun-shin won even in such battles. What do you call this without calling it a lie? These are facts, not choices for you or me. You, who say that it is a choice, show the characteristics of the Korean people who think that history can be changed in any way. Many Koreans believe that history is not something to prove, but something to cry out loud. But it's not the world standard.
@@mlim7130 During World War II, 80,000 Koreans worked for the Japanese army, mainly as prison guards in prisoner of war camps and as transport units. Of these, 148 were sentenced to death as war criminals. This is twice the rate per Japanese soldier. In the June 25th War, Syngman Rhee killed far more than one million people of his own country and forcibly recruited women to be sex slaves for his own army and the US army. South Korea invaded Vietnam and slaughtered the Vietnamese, giving birth to 30,000 Lai Dai Han. Lai Daihan does not know his father's name. Because rapists don't introduce themselves to women. Since Japan made reparations to each country and signed the San Francisco Peace Treaty, war criminals were exempted from responsibility under the Amnesty Clause. Therefore, Japan is not a war criminal country. Germany continues to apologize because it has not signed a peace treaty. On the other hand, South Korea committed many war crimes such as genocide and rape during the Vietnam War, but since it did not pay reparations and did not conclude a peace treaty, the war crimes are still not exempt and remain. Therefore, South Korea is a war criminal nation, and the Taegeukgi is a war criminal flag. This kind of cruelty and cowardly attitude of Koreans is rare in the world. Koreans should stop cosplaying as victims, sincerely reflect and apologize to the world.
It is actually incredible to report that this battle really did happen. Admiral Yi Sun Shin with just 12 or 13 ships defeated a Japanese fleet of at least 133 ships. Yi's battle report claims that he sunk 31 ships with no ship lost on his side. (His estimate probably underestimates Japanese losses.) Admiral Yi did in fact use the unusual behavior of the currents in the strait where the battle was fought to his advantage to score one of the most extraordinary naval victories ever. Admiral Yi is considered by many to be one of the great Naval commanders of all time, his naval campaigns and many victories in the so called Imjin war with Japan are remarkable. He has been for centuries considered Korea's National Hero, there are monuments and statues to him all over the place in the Koreas. I should point out that this movie over dramatizes the battle to a large degree. The actual battle was more one sided than depicted and only one Korean ship was actually boarded for brief time, (Not the Admiral's ship.). Total Korean casualties were less than one hundred killed and wounded. Japanese losses in killed alone were over 2,000.
333 ships total (130 of them warships) This battle was amazing but so were his 22 other victories where Japanese dead numbered 20-30,000 from some of those battles.
if i am correct, this battle is still taught to many navy schools. much later during more modern era, japanese navy capt togo heihachiro, considered the best japanese naval command in the entire history refused his comparison to lee because he doesnt think he reached lee’s capacity. he said he would rather compare himself with english navy legend nelson.
That's a lie. There were about 60 Japanese ships, and the situation of naval battles depended on strong currents. Early in the battle, the Japanese struggled against the tide. Crusima, a powerful commander, has died. However, when the tide turned, Yi Sun-shin withdrew. Yi Sun-shin then fled 200km north for five days. It was the Japanese forces who succeeded in occupying the strait, which was the purpose of this battle. Korean records say that Yi Sun-shin won for no reason, but looking at the areas controlled after the battle, it is clear that the Japanese won. There is another interesting point about this battle. The 13 boats do not include the 'Tortoise Ship', which Koreans consider Yi Sun-shin's symbol. These 13 ships were all the ships the Korean army had at that time. So where did the turtle ship sink? There is no record of it, and not even a single thorn of iron has been found. Since there is no record of the turtle ship in Japan, it is reasonable to assume that the turtle ship never actually existed.
This movie depicts the Japanese Invasion of Chosun (old Korea) in 1592 and illustrates one of Admiral Yi's remarkable victories in 1592-1598. It is NOT a Japanese movie. It is a movie produced by a Korean film maker and a Korean director, Hanmin Kim. Japan has been Korea's long time enemy since it existed in history. Iconic Japanese invasions in history were (1) Imjin Japanese invasion in 1592 which this movie is about and (2) Imperial Japan's annexation of Korea in 1910. Japanese brutality and inhumanity has left big scars to Korean people. They massacred numerous Korean people, men and women, young and old. They never made sincere apology for what they did to us. I believe they will reap what they did sow. ** Japan was Germany's ally in World War II. They still use Rising Sun flag (욱일기) in their Navy. They also use the image of the flag for sports games. It is like Nazi's Hakenkreuz. Imagine how you would feel if a German sports team uses Nazi flag in an international competition. It is how we, Koreans feel whenever we see their Rising Sun flag. I know there are pro-Japan politicians and influencers in US. But don't forget the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. Japan has been just like that. History shows vividly that they secretly and quietly approach you from behind and stab your back. Remember, there is no future for the people who forget the past.
For several years starting in 1952, Japan invaded Korea. However, many of the Korean people welcomed the Japanese army, provided them with food, and guided them on the way to Seoul. This was because the Korean people were dissatisfied with the rule of the Yangban, the ruling class of the time. As a result, the Japanese army occupied Seoul from Busan in just three weeks. When the war ended, 100,000 Koreans immigrated to Japan. Some were abducted by the Japanese military, but most of them were engineers who had been treated as slaves in Korea. In 1910, Korea suffered colonial pressure from Russia and begged and was granted annexation by Japan. Even today, most jurists believe that Japan's annexation of Korea was legal. During World War II, Koreans fought on the side of the Axis Powers as Japanese. However, Japan did not trust Koreans, so only a small number of Koreans were recruited as soldiers, and most of them were support units called military employees. Yet 148 Koreans were sentenced to death for committing war crimes. This is twice as high as the Japanese incidence rate per soldier. It was Koreans who abused prisoners of war and raped Dutch women. Koreans do not reflect on such history at all, and have a cowardly attitude as if they were on the side of the Allied Powers. The funny thing is that the Rising Sun pattern is the design of the Korean provisional government bonds issued by Syngman Rhee in 1919. Do Koreans claim that the Korean provisional government was militaristic?
@hiroono1 The Japanese army was able to quickly move north to Seoul due to the overwhelming difference in the number and experience of troops. The Korean army fought to death with a small number of troops in the Busan, but hundreds of troops could not stop 10,000 Japanese troops and were wiped out. In the battles of Chungju and Yongin, Korean army gathered enough number of troops, but they were at the level of giving weapons to farmers. There was no choice but to lose. Furthermore, the misjudgment and incompetence of several commanders were critical to the Korean army. Although some Koreans cooperated with the Japanese, it was only in the northern region where discrimination occurred. Moreover, General Jeong Moon-bu subjugated and extinguished the traitors with Kato's Japanese 2nd Army in the battle of Bukgwan. Most Koreans formed righteous volunteer troops and defended their hometowns by fighting against the Japanese military with guerrilla tactics, and many of them had regular army-level organizations. It is bullshit that 100,000 Koreans voluntarily immigrated to Japan after the war. Most of them were kidnapped by the Japanese army. It was the Japanese who enslaved the kidnapped Koreans. One of them, Antonio Korea, was sold to Europe as a slave. However, it is true that the Japanese people served Korean potters, who were not treated well, like gods. As for Japanese colonial era... I don't think it's worth even refuting the bullshit of Japanese far-right wingnut.
@@user-uk2pk3yv9w When diplomatic relations were restored after the end of the war, Korean envoys called on Koreans who had immigrated to Japan to return home, but only a few thousand Koreans responded and returned Korea. Most Koreans chose to stay in Japan. Please answer why.
Even inland, they were crushed by the Koreans when the Koreans managed to reorganize. Try looking up General Kwon Yul. He defeated a Japanese army of 40000 with only 2000 soldiers and the Hwacha.
You should have done your due diligence before you made this reaction. This is not a Japanese movie. It is a Korean movie. You definitely need to show some respect to the copyright holders and represent them correctly. Please correct your error and re-upload. The error makes you look quite amateur, sloppy and inconsiderate. Not to mention it makes you look like you are too lazy to correct your mistake and only care about views and ad revenue. How would you feel if someone reviewed iconic movies like Star wars, Rocky, Star trek, Matrix, John Wick, Top Gun, Mission Impossible, and called it a Russian or Chinese movie? Correct your error and do the right thing. All you need to correct is the intro. That is a easy fix.
BTW, the battles are exaggerated in a way that would make sense because in one major battle, the Japanese lost atleast 50k men while Yi only have 1 casualty after accidentally crushing his own finger. Because the turtle ships are designed to counter boarding tactics while the japanese rely on the said tactics in naval combat
That's a lie. There were about 60 Japanese ships, and the situation of naval battles depended on strong currents. Early in the battle, the Japanese struggled against the tide. Crusima, a powerful commander, has died. However, when the tide turned, Yi Sun-shin withdrew. Yi Sun-shin then fled 200km north for five days. It was the Japanese forces who succeeded in occupying the strait, which was the purpose of this battle. Korean records say that Yi Sun-shin won for no reason, but looking at the areas controlled after the battle, it is clear that the Japanese won. There is another interesting point about this battle. The 13 boats do not include the 'Tortoise Ship', which Koreans consider Yi Sun-shin's symbol. These 13 ships were all the ships the Korean army had at that time. So where did the turtle ship sink? There is no record of it, and not even a single thorn of iron has been found. Since there is no record of the turtle ship in Japan, it is reasonable to assume that the turtle ship never actually existed.
@hiroono1 Your knowledge of history that is associated with what and how Japan did to its neighboring countries and their people is contaminated and corrupted to very concerning level even if you would not accept it. Japanese brutality and inhumanity are well documented in numerous historical records. 1. Did you say, “many Korean people welcomed Japanese army when they invaded Korea in 1592”? Not a single person would welcome invaders who devastate his homeland unless he is one of a few traitors. There were traitors under the ruling of Nazi. You shouldn’t say that people welcomed Nazi because a few traitors were on their side. What in the world made you think that? Will you welcome the invaders? Do you truly believe that the invaders would take care of your problems? What is the historical basis that your claim relies on? The reason that Japan occupied the Southern part of Korea in three weeks was because they were equipped with highly advanced rifles at that time, while the Korean army was equipped with only traditional bows, arrows, and sword. This was because of the unbalance of military power. It was not because we welcomed them. You are completely misled. Numerous historical records, official documents, reports, military memoranda, daily journals, etc. consistently witnessed the strong and unwearied resistance of Korean people against the inhumane and brutal invaders for seven years. Righteous Armies were voluntarily organized all over the country and fought back to the invaders. Japan had a two-track strategy. Japanese foot-soldiers would push up to the north rapidly with highly advanced personal firearms, while the Japanese navy would travel through the ocean in order to provide military supplies to the army. But they did not count Admiral Yi and the rise of Korean righteous armies in their plan. Furthermore, the weather was getting extremely cold in the north. The invaders had nothing but retreated to the South. Admiral Yi lost his life at his last battle, the naval battle of No-ryang, which was also marked as the end of the 7-year Japanese invasion. The day before his last battle, Admiral Yi wrote in his daily journal that he would not let a single Jap escape the land because he knew they would come back in the future and devastate the land and massacre the innocent people again. 2. Listen, man. Abduction can not be justified no matter what situation the abductees were in. Period. No question about that, got it? Will you allow your brother or sister to be abducted by the invaders and leave their lives to strangers? Be civil, man. 3. You mentioned the Japanese illegal occupation of Korea in 1910. (1) Japan forced numerous Korean males to be enlisted to its army. It was not their choice, nor their will. (2) Go and search for historical evidence and even pictures about what Japan did to Korea and China. Did you hear about the testimony of sex slave women (or comfort women) at the United Nations? (3) Hey, visit a giant prison built by Japanese in Seoul at the time of Japanese occupation (SeoDaeMoon Hyungmooso) and see how the beasts brutally tortured with the most inhumane brutal tools and eventually killed inmates (they were imprisoned because they raised their voice against Japan). And we can talk more after that. I wonder if you still can say that we are cosplaying victims. What an uncivilized and beast-like thought you have!!! You are no different from those Japanese beasts a hundred years ago. Go back to your clan and live your life that way. I believe firmly that your people will reap the miserable consequences for what you had done to the innocent people. Your false claim with no historical background is hurting the victims twice. Shame on you.
@hiroono1 you're talking as if keeping the straits was all that mattered. If it was japenese that that won, than why did hideyoshi command not to fight with the korean navy? You talk as if Yi sun shin's retreat was an act of cowardice, but it was part of his strategy since the currents of myeongnyang change every 6hours and Yi sun shin knew that. Because he retreated, Yi sun shin was able to regroup the korean navy and join forces with the ming navy. Heck, just look up the myeongnyang battle wikipedia qnd it literally says right there; Results: jeoson(korea) navy victory. You talk as if you know all about the imjin war, but you've only proven that ypu didn't even look it up on wikipedia
@hiroono1 also, claiming that the turtle ship never existed is total bogus. There are records of king Tejong watching the turtle ship in a simulation battle back in 1413. And the japanese also made a play about the turtle ship during the edo period, so they did see the turtle ship during the war.
@@wartozen-c9i I will answer all the questions by an ignorant Korean one by one. Hideyoshi told the Japanese navy not to fight the Korean navy because Japan occupied Busan to Seoul in three weeks, so there was no need to secure the waterway on the west side of the Korean peninsula. In other words, it was enough to secure only Busan Port as a supply port, and there was no longer any reason to distribute the force among the navy. In the end, the Japanese navy defeated tens of thousands of Korean troops led by Yi Sun-shin and Won Gyun with several thousand men. I'm not saying that Yi Sun-shin's withdrawal is cowardly. It is simply saying that Yi sun-shin lost the battle and fled 200km. In other words, it is not Yi Sun-shin who is despicable, but the Korean who pretends that he won the battle he lost. Yi Sun-sin continued to lose all the battles even after joining the Ming army. In the Joseon Dynasty Jitsuroku, the Ming and Korean forces were defeated in all attacks in the Battle of the Three Roads (the Second Battle of Ulsanseong, the Battle of Sacheon, and the Battle of Suncheon), and were divided into three roads. It is written that the Ming and Korean armies were melted down together, and the people became frightened and prepared to flee. Taizong said that if the Turtle Ship was going to fight Tsushima, he would like to see the battle from another ship. In other words, Taizong did not see the battle at that point, nor did he see the Turtle Ship. Furthermore, there is no description of the turtle ship in the records of Tsushima. 100 years after the Imjin War, Japan obtained documents from the Korean side such as Gobiroku from Korea. There was a commentary on the turtle ship in "Lee Sun-Shin Complete Book", so I drew a cartoon for children based on that. Of course, I didn't think it was true when I wrote it. The Japanese know that monsters are not real, but they can enjoy Godzilla movies. This is the difference between Koreans and Japanese who cannot distinguish between fact and fiction. Wakisaka's claim that Yi Sun-shin was his rival, and that Togo Heihachiro said that he respected Yi Sun-shin are all unsubstantiated fabrications by Koreans.
Those who do not know may say that it is a dramatic fantasy story with a cinematic device, but the plot of this film is almost like a documentary. Rather, it was reduced. 'Cause everyone said it didn't make sense It is true that Admiral Yi Sun-sin alone blocked the road and fought alone for 4 hours, and it is also true that our side did not come. Everything has already been cross-validated. Because it was such a nonsensical victory, all kinds of assumptions were made and they went through verification work. In Korea, if there is any fiction in it, it is regarded as an insult to Admiral Yi Sun-seok and is greatly criticized, so film producers should carefully take care of historical verification. The biography of Admiral Yi Sun-sin is so fantasy-fictional that it is unbelievable even knowing that it is a historical fact. The Japanese leader, Hideyoshi, eventually gives orders to the entire Japanese army. Naval ban! Ban any naval battles! Can you believe it? This is Admiral Yi Sun-sin.
That's a lie. There were about 60 Japanese ships, and the situation of naval battles depended on strong currents. Early in the battle, the Japanese struggled against the tide. Crusima, a powerful commander, has died. However, when the tide turned, Yi Sun-shin withdrew. Yi Sun-shin then fled 200km north for five days. It was the Japanese forces who succeeded in occupying the strait, which was the purpose of this battle. Korean records say that Yi Sun-shin won for no reason, but looking at the areas controlled after the battle, it is clear that the Japanese won. There is another interesting point about this battle. The 13 boats do not include the 'Tortoise Ship', which Koreans consider Yi Sun-shin's symbol. These 13 ships were all the ships the Korean army had at that time. So where did the turtle ship sink? There is no record of it, and not even a single thorn of iron has been found. Since there is no record of the turtle ship in Japan, it is reasonable to assume that the turtle ship never actually existed.
@hiroono1 Your knowledge of history that is associated with what and how Japan did to its neighboring countries and their people is contaminated and corrupted to very concerning level even if you would not accept it. Japanese brutality and inhumanity are well documented in numerous historical records. 1. Did you say, “many Korean people welcomed Japanese army when they invaded Korea in 1592”? Not a single person would welcome invaders who devastate his homeland unless he is one of a few traitors. There were traitors under the ruling of Nazi. You shouldn’t say that people welcomed Nazi because a few traitors were on their side. What in the world made you think that? Will you welcome the invaders? Do you truly believe that the invaders would take care of your problems? What is the historical basis that your claim relies on? The reason that Japan occupied the Southern part of Korea in three weeks was because they were equipped with highly advanced rifles at that time, while the Korean army was equipped with only traditional bows, arrows, and sword. This was because of the unbalance of military power. It was not because we welcomed them. You are completely misled. Numerous historical records, official documents, reports, military memoranda, daily journals, etc. consistently witnessed the strong and unwearied resistance of Korean people against the inhumane and brutal invaders for seven years. Righteous Armies were voluntarily organized all over the country and fought back to the invaders. Japan had a two-track strategy. Japanese foot-soldiers would push up to the north rapidly with highly advanced personal firearms, while the Japanese navy would travel through the ocean in order to provide military supplies to the army. But they did not count Admiral Yi and the rise of Korean righteous armies in their plan. Furthermore, the weather was getting extremely cold in the north. The invaders had nothing but retreated to the South. Admiral Yi lost his life at his last battle, the naval battle of No-ryang, which was also marked as the end of the 7-year Japanese invasion. The day before his last battle, Admiral Yi wrote in his daily journal that he would not let a single Jap escape the land because he knew they would come back in the future and devastate the land and massacre the innocent people again. 2. Listen, man. Abduction can not be justified no matter what situation the abductees were in. Period. No question about that, got it? Will you allow your brother or sister to be abducted by the invaders and leave their lives to strangers? Be civil, man. 3. You mentioned the Japanese illegal occupation of Korea in 1910. (1) Japan forced numerous Korean males to be enlisted to its army. It was not their choice, nor their will. (2) Go and search for historical evidence and even pictures about what Japan did to Korea and China. Did you hear about the testimony of sex slave women (or comfort women) at the United Nations? (3) Hey, visit a giant prison built by Japanese in Seoul at the time of Japanese occupation (SeoDaeMoon Hyungmooso) and see how the beasts brutally tortured with the most inhumane brutal tools and eventually killed inmates (they were imprisoned because they raised their voice against Japan). And we can talk more after that. I wonder if you still can say that we are cosplaying victims. What an uncivilized and beast-like thought you have!!! You are no different from those Japanese beasts a hundred years ago. Go back to your clan and live your life that way. I believe firmly that your people will reap the miserable consequences for what you had done to the innocent people. Your false claim with no historical background is hurting the victims twice. Shame on you.
@@Encjwjdnfbejwks 당신은 조선왕조실록이나 난중일기에 무엇이 적혀 있는지 배워야 한다. 한국인의 거짓말에 근거는 없다. 이순신이 23전 23승이라고 하는 것은 한국인에 의한 거짓말이다. 거북선이 일본군과 싸운 것도 한국인에 의한 거짓말이다. 와키자카가 이순신을 라이벌이라고 한 적도 없다. 도고 헤이하치로가 이순신을 존경하고 있다고 말하는 것도 한국인에 의한 날조이다. 한국인은 왜 역사를 날조하는가? 대답하십시오. You should learn what is written in the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty or the Nanjung diary. There is no basis for the lies of Koreans. It is a lie by Koreans to say that Yi Sun-shin has 23 wins out of 23 battles. The story that the turtle ship fought against the Japanese army is a lie by Koreans. Wakizaka never called Yi Sun-shin a rival. It is also a fabrication by Koreans to say that Togo Heihachiro respects Yi Sun-sin. Why do Koreans fabricate history? please answer.
@@Encjwjdnfbejwks 그런데, 당신은 한일 병합의 36년간으로, 한반도의 인구가 2배로 늘어난 사실을 알고 있습니까? 인구는 무엇을 하면 증가하는지 알고 있는가? 대답하십시오. By the way, did you know that the population of the Korean Peninsula doubled in the 36 years of Japan's annexation of Korea? Do you know what to do to increase the population? please answer.
@@Encjwjdnfbejwks Your allegation has no basis. That's why Koreans are called liars. During the Imjin War, the Japanese army captured Seoul just three weeks after landing in Busan. This is because the Korean people provided the Japanese army with food and showed them the way. Without the full cooperation of the Korean people, it would be impossible for 150,000 people to walk 400km in a short period of time. The politics of the Joseon Dynasty at that time was terrible for the people. That is why the people hated the Joseon Dynasty and cooperated with the Japanese army. When the Japanese army returned home, 100,000 Koreans accompanied them. When diplomatic relations were later restored, the Joseon Dynasty encouraged Koreans who had emigrated to Japan to return to Korea, but only a few thousand Koreans, including children born in Japan, returned to Korea. In addition, dynasties and many of yangbans at that time were killed in the subsequent war with China. Today's Koreans are the descendants of citizens and slaves of that time. In other words, your ancestors cooperated with the Japanese army. Yi Sun-shin was your ancestor's enemy. Vietnam has forgiven the United States, but not South Korea. Vietnam has signed a peace treaty called the Paris Agreement with the United States, but it is clear from the fact that it has not concluded a peace treaty with South Korea. Koreans are ignorant and do not understand the importance of a peace treaty. The only way to make war crimes impunity is to conclude a peace treaty. Korean war crimes will not disappear now or in the future. That is the heart of Vietnam. Think about it, the Koreans are complaining that they will not forgive the Japanese military for recruiting prostitutes called confort women. Evidence clearly shows that the Japanese military did not take them forcibly. So what is the reason for Vietnam, where 30,000 people were raped and impregnated, to forgive South Korea? Koreans do not regret what they have done.
I'm not good at English In Japan, focusing only on speed, the weight of the ship was light and a little weak wood, so the cannon could not be fired. It was a structure that was unfavorable for sharp turns because the center of gravity was in one place. But In Joseon even though the ship was slow, it concentrated on defense and attack, so it could shoot cannons using heavy and solid wood. And I know that the bottom was a bit square and the center of gravity was in several places, so it was advantageous for a quick turn. 저때 일본배와 조선배가 다른 것도 전쟁에서 조선이 유리하기도 했습니다 일본은 속도에만 집중에서 배의 무게가 가볍고 조금 약한 나무를 써서 대포를 쏠수 없었습니다 쏘려고 놓으면 배가 파손이 되었다고 하네요 그리고 속도에만 집중했기 때문에 배 밑이 세모였습니다. 무게 중심이 한곳에 있어서 급선회에 불리한 구조였죠 하지만 조선은 속도가 느려도 방어,공격에 집중해서 무게가 있고 단단한 나무를 써서 대포도 쏠수 있었습니다 그리고 밑은 약간 사각형에 가까웠고 무게중심이 여러곳에 있어서 급선회에 유리했다고 알고있습니다.
What I said was one of the ways to win the war, but in fact, Admiral Yi Sun-sin's knowledge played a bigger role. 제가 말한 내용도 전쟁을 이길 수 있는 방법 중에 하나였지만 사실 이순신 장군의 지식이 더 큰 역할을 하였습니다.
It is a lie. The Japanese had guns that were highly portable and had high accuracy, so there was no need to mount artillery. The claim that Korean woodworking technology at that time was superior to that of Japan is completely false. Until around 1900, just before Japan's annexation of Korea, there weren't even two-story buildings in Korea other than the 숭례문. With Korean woodworking technology, it is impossible to build a stronger ship than Japan. In addition, Korea tried to restore the turtle ship, but it sank immediately. Turtle ship is a defective ship.
Hey, Timothee I just finished watching your (and Cody's) reaction to the Lego Movie, thank God you didn't spoil it for him. Also, if you stayed for the credits (the moving parts) you could've known other actors in the film... I'm sorry to say I only pledged just for this reaction. But that's just the first time around. Next time you watch the film (and tell Cody this as well), don't just pay attention to the main focus of a scene, also pay attention to the background. Here's an example, when they all crash into the train, the pig splatters into sausages. Another hard to notice detail is when they're about to be pulled on Metalbeard's ship, if you pause it at the right moment, Vitruvius is drinking from the double decker couch cup holder. There's a lot. And if that's not enough, there's also an extended version of Emmet's Speech to President Business found only in the junior novel, and Lucy's speech to the citizens (not sure if you want to take a look at that). To reiterate, I only pledged just for this reaction. I also enjoyed your Free Guy reaction, it was a very good film (the good f***ING morning Goldy had me rolling). So in truth, I pledged twice ($20). Like I said, I recommend next time you watch The Lego Movie, pay attention to small out of focus details. Thank you for a (very late/very early) Thanksgiving/Christmas gift, respectfully. This movie is still one that I can watch without the jokes getting old. Thank you and Happy Late Thanksgiving!
In fact, the story of Admiral Yi Sun-shin is a true story At that time, Japan was an island country, so it was an era of piracy So when you're fighting, there's a way of getting on and fighting on another ship with fast mobility, so the ship is thin and long At that time, Japanese people were holding guns because of Western culture, and the technology was not in Korea But Korea was a mountainous country, so it had many castles So he had a technique called cannon, and if you look at it, you can see that it's represented in the movie The story of sinking 133 ships with 13 ships is exaggerated in other countries, but it is true If you come to Korea, you can see that the statue of Admiral Yi Sun-shin is standing and inscribed on the currency
That's a lie. There were about 60 Japanese ships, and the situation of naval battles depended on strong currents. Early in the battle, the Japanese struggled against the tide. Crusima, a powerful commander, has died. However, when the tide turned, Yi Sun-shin withdrew. Yi Sun-shin then fled 200km north for five days. It was the Japanese forces who succeeded in occupying the strait, which was the purpose of this battle. Korean records say that Yi Sun-shin won for no reason, but looking at the areas controlled after the battle, it is clear that the Japanese won. There is another interesting point about this battle. The 13 boats do not include the 'Tortoise Ship', which Koreans consider Yi Sun-shin's symbol. These 13 ships were all the ships the Korean army had at that time. So where did the turtle ship sink? There is no record of it, and not even a single thorn of iron has been found. Since there is no record of the turtle ship in Japan, it is reasonable to assume that the turtle ship never actually existed.
@@user-jx3lg6ps7z On August 27, 1597, Korean navy made a sortie from the headquarters of Sakansan Island, and in the middle of the night, he was anchored at Shircheonryang between Geoje Island and Shichikawa Island (now Shichikawa Island). Having received this information, the Japanese navy planned a pincer attack from land and water. From the dawn of the 28th, the Japanese naval forces led by Takatora Todo attacked from the sea, and were supported by land forces. In the battle, the Japanese navy overwhelmed the Korean navy, killing thousands of people, driving many others into the sea, capturing more than 160 ships, and burning pirate ships all over 15 to 16 miles ("Shimadzu Family Documents"). Among the captains of the Korean navy, Won Gyun, Lee Eok-chi, and Choi Ho were killed in the battle, and only one of them, Bae Suk, escaped, and the Korean navy suffered a devastating blow. There is no description of the turtle ship in either Japanese or Korean records. Show me the evidence that the three tortoise ships sank.1597년 8월 27일, 재삼한산도의 본영을 출격해, 밤반에는 거제도와 칠천도(현·칠천도) 사이에 있는 칠천량에 정박하고 있었다. 이 정보를 얻은 일본군은 수륙에서 협격하는 작전을 세웠다. 28일 새벽부터 후도 다카토라 등의 일본 수군은 해상에서 공격해 육상 부대가 이를 원호했다. 싸움은 일본 수군이 조선 수군을 압도하고, 수천명을 토벌하고, 그 외 대세를 바다에 쫓아 떨어뜨려, 160여척을 포획, 쓰즈우라들 15~16마을에 걸쳐 해적선을 열어 소각했다(『시마즈가 문서』). 조선수군의 주장 가운데 원균, 이억지, 최호는 전사했고, 혼자 사망만이 도주, 조선수군은 괴멸적 타격을 받았다. 일본측의 기록에도 조선측의 기록에도, 거북선의 기재는 없다. 3척의 거북선이 가라앉았다고 하는 근거를 나타내라.
Cannons at that time were difficult to sink ships. There is a hypothesis that the Japanese ships were weakened by drilling holes in it with cannons, and then rammed and sunk by a Korean ship. Other hypothesis is that korean ships penetrated into the opponent's camp and japanese ships was sunk by direct fire with a cannon right next to it. It was difficult to sink it by hitting it with a howitzer from such a long distance like in the movie. Because there is a limit to the number of shells that can be loaded on a ship, long-distance firing must have been cautious. Cannons were so inefficient that the Japanese insisted on fighting by riding on an opponent's ship, a tactic they were good at. In fact, at that time, if the Japanese were allowed to board Korean ships, the difference in swordsmanship was so big that the Koreans could not win. And if the Korean Navy fought recklessly without strategy and tactics, Korea had no choice but to allow the Japanese to board the ship because of the speed difference. Despite these difficulties, Admiral Yi Sun-shin never lost during the war. he was a genius. He always fought while maximizing the Korean advantage and minimizing the enemy's advantage.
All Koreans admire Yi Sun-shin. Without him, which country would win the war between a country of samurai who were experts in war and a country centered on literary men who had maintained peace for hundreds of years (Yi Sun-shin was also from a literary family and passed a military examination at a late age. Only 14 months after Yi Sun-shin was appointed naval commander, Japan invaded. He had no naval combat experience and learned naval battle from books. However, he overpowered the Japanese naval forces, experts in naval warfare. He was so genius... )
Korean ships at that time did not have iron nails or wedges, and as you can see from the buildings on land, their woodworking skills were far inferior to those of Japan. Therefore, no matter how hard wood was used, it would have been easily destroyed from the joints when it collided with a Japanese ship. In fact, South Korea tried to reproduce the "turtle ship", but she sank while being towed.
@hiroono1 Your response proves the fact that you don't know science at all. You just prove yourself that you are not educated in science well enough. Wooden nails works a lot better than iron nails in water especially salt water. Wooden nails would expand and hold the joints of Wooden beams of ship tightly and strongly while iron nails would be rusted easily and weaken the joints. It is called, "oxidation of metal" and iron is easily oxidized in salt water without proper protective coating. That is why Japanes warships were weak and easily destroyed by physical collisions.
@@mlim7130 Koreans don't know physics. Iron does not rust without oxygen. Nails driven into wood do not rust easily because there is little oxygen. Moreover, the Japanese military ships are not old ships. It is a new ship several years after its manufacture. Given that the difference in strength between steel and wood is five times, it is certain that the Korean ship would have broken at the joint if it collided. In addition, Japanese wooden architecture has been very elaborate since ancient times, and there are many high-rise buildings such as five-storied pagodas. The difference in woodworking technology is obvious, and it is unreasonable to assume that Korea was superior only in shipbuilding technology.
@hiroono1 Ha ha ha... Hey man. Once again, you don't have any slight idea about science like you don't understand the real truth in history and like you believe in falsely created and fabricated history. First of all, it is NOT called, "physics". It is called, "chemistry". Iron nail hammered into wood may be protected in air from oxidation for a while, but once it is soaked in water for days, it would be a different story. Do you know even the chemical formula of water? That is H2O. O is the atomic symbol of oxygen. Water is the source of plenty of oxygen. 2Fe(s) + 3H2O(l) --> Fe2O3(s) + 3H2(g). The Fe2O3 is called, "rust". Get it? Try an experiment yourself and come back to me with the results. Put a shiny new iron nail in a water for a day or two and see what is formed on the nail. Yeah... rust. Fe2O3. Furthermore, sea water has plenty of minerals like a variety of metallic ions. Iron is very chemically active in comparison with other metals. The presence of a variety of metallic cations in sea water is additional cause to oxidize iron even much faster. Iron wins out of water, but wood wins in water, period.
In the history of mankind, Japan has surpassed Korea only in the past 200 years or so, when it worked hard for enlightenment and industrialization. For thousands of years, Korea has been the most developed country in East Asia.
That's a lie. Since the beginning of history, the Korean Peninsula has been a vassal state of successive Chinese dynasties. They regularly donate sex slaves and receive Chinese military protection in return. Independence Gate in Seoul is not a celebration of independence from Japan. It celebrates Korea's first independence from China after Japan's victory in the Sino-Japanese War. Before independence from Japan, Korea was the dirtiest and poorest country in the world, reports British woman Isabella Bird.
Korea has been the world's poorest country since the beginning of history. People were washing their faces with urine and defecating on the street. There were no two-story houses, and there was no currency in circulation, so people had to barter. Since there were no wheels, transportation depended on people. 40% of the population were slaves. Even at the time of the Jinshin War, Japan had a high literacy rate, people had toilets in their homes, and there were communal baths. Citizens' houses are also two-story buildings, and shrines still have high-rise buildings with five stories. There were carts with wheels, coins were circulated, and commerce was established. All but a few prisoners were free.
First of all, I apologize for being a translator. Historical records show a greater victory than the original film content. Please note that the fact of history has been greatly reduced for the purpose of directing the film. Even though there are records of such victories in Japanese records, the majority of Japanese do not believe in this fact due to the Japanese far-right. For reference, Admiral Yi Sun-sin led the military, weapons, and battleships alone in the midst of war without receiving any support from the government, such as the king's jealousy and torture in prison. (The Japanese invaded from the south, but many people did not flee to the north, but fled to the southwest of Jeolla-do where Admiral Yi Sun-sin was located.) Also, even though the mother died of seasickness while visiting the news of her son's imprisonment, he refused to hold a funeral for three years (this is a natural funeral in Joseon, and the tombstones of his parents must be kept for three years) and was incompetent at the calling of King Seonjo, who had tortured him. You should know that the navy of Joseon, which was destroyed by General Won Gyun, was reconstructed with only 12 ships. I want you to know the wrath of Japan and the people of Joseon, not the reconstruction for the king. The greatest man in Korea's 5000-year history is undoubtedly Yi Sun-sin. thank you
That's a lie. It was only during the first two months that Yi Sun-shin fought the Japanese forces with superiority, and the Battle of Hansando was the last. In other words, Yi sun-shin made a surprise attack on the Japanese fleet before the Japanese army was armed. After the Battle of Hansando, the Japanese army set up batteries on the cape and armed their ships with guns. After that, Yi Sun-shin has not won even once. A careful analysis of the situation afterward shows that Yi Sun-shin lost even in battles where Yi Sun-shin won according to the records of the Korean side. There is another interesting point about this battle. The 13 boats do not include the 'Tortoise Ship', which Koreans consider Yi Sun-shin's symbol. These 13 ships were all the ships the Korean army had at that time. So where did the turtle ship sink? There is no record of it, and not even a single thorn of iron has been found. Since there is no record of the turtle ship in Japan, it is reasonable to assume that the turtle ship never actually existed.
@hiroono1 hiroono1...Your knowledge of history that is associated with what and how Japan did to its neighboring countries and their people is contaminated and corrupted to very concerning level even if you would not accept it. Japanese brutality and inhumanity is well documented in numerous historical records. 1. Did you say, “many Korean people welcomed Japanese army when they invaded Korea in 1592”? Not a single person would welcome invaders who devastate his homeland unless he is one of a few traitors. There were traitors under the ruling of Nazi. You shouldn’t say that people welcomed Nazi because a few traitors were on their side. What in the world made you think that? Will you welcome the invaders? Do you truly believe that the invaders would take care of your problems? What is the historical basis that your claim relies on? The reason that Japan occupied the Southern part of Korea in three weeks was because they were equipped with highly advanced rifles at that time while Korean army was equipped with only traditional bows, arrows, and swords. This was because of the unbalance of military power. It was not because we welcomed them. You are completely misled. Numerous historical records, official documents, reports, military memoranda, daily journals, etc. consistently witnessed the strong and unwearied resistance of Korean people against the inhumane and brutal invaders for the seven years. Righteous Armies were voluntarily organized all over the country and fought back to the invaders. The Japan had two-track strategy. Japanese foot-soldiers would push up to the north rapidly with highly advanced personal firearms while Japanese navy would travel through ocean in order to provide military supplies to the army. But they did not count Admiral Yi and the rise of Korean righteous armies in their plan. Furthermore, the weather was getting extremely cold in the north, the invaders had nothing but retreated to the south. Admiral Yi lost his life at his last battle, the naval battle of No-ryang, which was also marked as the end of the 7-year Japanese invasion. The day before his last battle, Admiral Yi wrote in his daily journal that he would not let a single Jap escape the land because he knew they would come back in the future and devastate the land and massacre the innocent people again. 2. Listen, man. Abduction cannot be justified no matter what situation the abductees were in. Period. No question about that, got it? Will you allow your brother or sister to be abducted by the invaders and leave their lives to strangers? Be civil, man. 3. You mentioned about Japanese illegal occupation of Korea in 1910. (1) Japan forced numerous Korean males to be enlisted to its army, it was not their choice, nor their will. (2) Go and search for the historical evidence and even pictures about what Japan did to Korea and China. Did you hear about the testimony of sex slave women (or comfort women) at the United Nations? (3) Hey, visit a prison built by Japanese in Seoul at the time of Japanese occupation (SeoDaeMoon Hyungmooso) and see how the beasts brutally tortured with the most inhumane brutal tools and eventually killed inmates (they were imprisoned because they raised their voice against Japan). And we can talk more after that. I wonder if you still can say that we are cosplaying victims. What a uncivilized and beast-like thought you have!!! You are no different from those Japanese beasts hundred years ago. Go back to your clan and live your life that way. I believe firmly that your people will reap the miserable consequences for what you had done to the innocent people. Your false claim with no historical background is hurting the victims twice. Shame on you.
@@hiroono1Where in Joseon's records does it say that Yi Sun-sin was defeated? Even excluding Yi Sun-sin's diary "Wanjung Diary" "Joseon Dynasty Annals", which records the king's words, actions, and meetings with ministers (written by the king's scribes, and the scribes risked their lives to protect the book so that the king could not see it, so that the historical facts of the Joseon Dynasty are well known to this day) ) There is nothing like that in the book at all. The turtle ship is also well-known in Japan as a Mekurabu-ne(盲船), (沐海船) in records from the Warring States Period as well as the Japanese Invasion of Korea. If it's false, I'll find it for you Spreading the fabricated and false history of the Japanese right wing is like covering the sky with your hands. Since your false information doesn't receive enough likes, you are refuting each and every normal comment on this video. This clearly shows the fabrication of the Japanese right wing. Anyway, no matter what you say, you will continue to believe and incite false history. finally “A nation that forgets its history has no future.”
This movie's Battle of Myeongnyang (Koreans vs Japanese) was similar in concept to the Battle of Thermopylae (Greeks vs Persians) but at sea. In the Battle of Thermopylae the Spartans were vastly outnumbered by the Persian Empire (same as here) so they used a narrow pass so that the Persians couldn't send all their troops at once and thus only sending contingents sequentially. They couldn't surround and kill them easily. In the Battle of Myeongnyang the idea was the same: use a strait between small islands to force the skirmishes there and ALSO take advantage of the current patterns (Yi had studied them extensively and knew the current and tide changes). Many Japanese ships collided with each other and also crashed against the rocks (free kills). Also, the Korean ships were sturdier and had better cannons to bombard the Japanese from a distance. Using this brilliant strategy, led by Admiral Yi, they could defeat the 333 Japanese ships with only 13 of their own. (this doesn't mean sinking every single Japanese ship but sinking enough to force them to retreat to avoid heavier losses).
아마 여진족이 흥기하더라도 중국전체를 먹지 못하고, 일본이 중국 남쪽과 해안지대를 청이 북쪽을 양분했을 가능성이 크겠죠. 일본이 2차세계대전 때처럼 완전히 휩쓸지는 못 했을 겁니다. 왜냐하면 함경도로 진출한 왜군이 살짝 두만강을 넘어갔다가 여진족에게 털렸기 때문이죠. 일본도 기마전에 능숙했다고 볼순 없으니 서로 치고받고 하는 격동의 근세가 되었을 듯.
I think it is great that you are open to foreign films. I have noticed you reacting to many upbeat movies, as opposed to tragedy/horror types, so with that in mind, I think you would like would be like an action/comedy type like: Veteran, Extreme Job, Midnight Runners, The Good The Bad and The Weird, Dragon(the one with Donnie Yen), or the Detective K series. If you want more drama then: The Host, The Witch part 1, The Girl With The Dragon Tatoo, Trollhunter.....or how about a Superhero movie: They Call Me Jeeg
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One week left for The Amazing Spider-Man reaction! And probably 2 weeks for The Amazing Spider-Man 2!!!! I'm so excited! Can't wait to see you react to my favourite spidey movies!
by the way .. i think Red CLiff focuses on the same historical situation ..but is WAY nicer to watch . even has some tiny manga anime adaptations.. and its much NEWER which also helps a LOT..
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Calling a South Korean movie a Japanese movie is like calling a American Hollywood movie a Russian movie.
more like calling a jewish movie a german one
its korean movie not japanese.
Yes
음.. .문제 될거는 없어요...조연이 일본이라..그 시점에서 보는 것도 재미있을 듯.
@@Lovely-m4y문제 될꺼 없다니요 제대로 알고 봐야지
큰일 날 소리를 하고 계시네
@@Elin-sw3jd별 상관 없긴해
@@팩트살인마-h5l왜 상관없음??일본은 패전국임에도 역사적 사실을 잘 반영했네라고 생각하면 어쩌려고?
진짜 대충 살지마요 작은것들이 모여 커지는겁니다
I think it speaks volumes that the harshest critic of Admiral Yi was Admiral Yi himself.
His war diaries survived to this day.
확실히 이순신의 일기는 숫자에 과장이 크다고는 해도 전쟁의 추이가 거의 올바르게 쓰여져 있다고 봐야 할 것이다. 그리고 거기에는 이순신이 23전 23승이었다고는 쓰지 않았다. 이순신이 일본군을 이긴 것은 전쟁 개시 후 불과 3개월 정도의 한산도 해전까지이며, 그 후의 7년간은 모두 도피한 사실이 쓰여져 있어 일본 측의 기록과 일치하고 있다 .
Basically, Korea's main battleships at the time (Panokseon) were made of much stronger wood than Japanese basic battleships. Korean battleships were mainly made of hard wood, such as pine and oak, and were much harder than Japanese battleships made of Japanese cedar, so they could withstand the impact of cannon fire.
Japanese battleships were mainly made of light Japanese cedar, as they were mainly used for hand-to-hand combat. Japanese battleships were not durable, but light in weight and fast.
And because the Korean battleship (Panokseon) was large enough to match the size of the Japanese fleet's captain ship, it was possible to deal with several Japanese battleships alone.
This was possible because the Korean navy had developed ships for hundreds of years against Japanese and Chinese pirates who were mainly plundering the coast.
Korean ships at that time did not have iron nails or wedges, and as you can see from the buildings on land, their woodworking skills were far inferior to those of Japan. Therefore, no matter how hard wood was used, it would have been easily destroyed from the joints when it collided with a Japanese ship. In fact, South Korea tried to reproduce the "turtle ship", but she sank while being towed.
@hiroono1 Your response proves the fact that you don't know science at all. Wooden nails works a lot better than iron nails in water especially salt water. Wooden nails would expand and hold the joints of Wooden beams of ship tightly and strongly while iron nails would be rusted easily and weaken the joints. It is called, "oxidation of metal" and iron is easily oxidized in salt water without proper protective coating. That is why Japanes warships were weak and easily destroyed by physical collisions.
@@mlim7130 You know nothing of the function of nails. Well, it's the average intelligence of Koreans.
First, iron is about five times stronger than wood.
Also, the nail exerts its fastening force by rusting to some extent. Corrosion does not progress in about 10 years. The nails used on ships are about one centimeter thick, and when they are hammered into the wood, oxygen is cut off, preventing the progress of corrosion.
In addition, there is no record at that time that a Korean ship collided with a Japanese ship and sank the Japanese ship. It is a poor fake by Korean.
@@user-jx3lg6ps7z 나는 한국인이 아니기 때문에 거짓말을 하지 않는다.
@@user-jx3lg6ps7z 신경 쓰지 마. 한국인의 거짓말은 보통 일이다.
Excuse me, this is not a Japanese War Movie. This is Korean war movie based on the Korea-Japan War or Imjin War of 1592-1598. I think you should know and correct that. Good video nonetheless. Another thing that should be noted is that Yi Sun-shin was so feared and respected by the Japanese that they often mentioned him in their historical annals during that time and they also feared the might of the Joseon navy as it was the most advanced and powerful navy in East Asia during that time. The Japanese also made Yi Sun-shin a war god back in Japan. In Korea, Yi Sun-shin was also well respected that he had numerous titles and awards given to him even after his death. He was also designated as an ancestral deity and as a war god in Korea.
You know someone is really amazing when his enemies were like “yeah that guy was incredible.”
That's a lie. Yi Sun-shin is mentioned only once in the Japanese records of the war, and it is a report that he is dead. Then, more than 100 years later, Korean documents were exported to Japan, and cartoons for children were drawn on the Japanese side. It's an entertainment book like the Godzilla movies we call today. The Japanese knew the fiction was a lie and just enjoyed it, but the Koreans believe Yi Sun-shin's fabricated military record to think that the monster is real when they see Godzilla.
Rumors that the Japanese commander said he respected Yi Sun-shin are completely baseless lies.
@hiroono1 It is your choice what to believe. You and your country will never be respected. There will be consequences for what your disgraceful horrible inhumane ancestors did to us. Because history still lives in our soul. Go and get back to your clan.
@@mlim7130 History is not a choice. History is the facts of the past proven by evidence. Koreans are not given the opportunity to receive an education on the "procedures to prove the truth". Because of this, Koreans cannot win the Nobel Prize. This is because early Korean national leaders such as Syngman Rhee manipulated the public into believing a fabricated history in order to avoid criticism for their political failures. If Koreans know the "procedure to prove the truth", the lie of the government will be exposed. For example, during the 35 years of Japan's annexation of Korea, the Korean population doubled from 13 million to 25 million. This proves the fact that Koreans were protected by Japan, ate well and had sex every day. However, Koreans claim that Koreans were flogged and stripped of food by Japan. Only perverts get flogged and ejaculate. The only women who drink only water and produce milk are rural magicians.
Making Yi Sun-shin a hero is one of them. Looking at any record written in Korea and Japan around 1600, Yi Sun-shin can be evaluated as having won only two or three battles up to the Battle of Hansando, after which he was defeated. For example, in the Battle of Pusanpo, it is clearly written in the Joseon Dynasty Annals that "Yi Sun-shin could not win." It is written in his diary that Yi sun-shin escaped 200 km north over 5 days during the Battle of Myeongryang. In the Battle of Suncheon, the allied forces of China and Korea, including Yi Sun-shin, were annihilated and melted together. In the Battle of Noryang, Yi Sun-shin was killed by a Japanese gun. And these descriptions are consistent with Japanese records. Strangely enough, Koreans say Yi Sun-shin won even in such battles. What do you call this without calling it a lie?
These are facts, not choices for you or me. You, who say that it is a choice, show the characteristics of the Korean people who think that history can be changed in any way. Many Koreans believe that history is not something to prove, but something to cry out loud. But it's not the world standard.
@@mlim7130 During World War II, 80,000 Koreans worked for the Japanese army, mainly as prison guards in prisoner of war camps and as transport units. Of these, 148 were sentenced to death as war criminals. This is twice the rate per Japanese soldier. In the June 25th War, Syngman Rhee killed far more than one million people of his own country and forcibly recruited women to be sex slaves for his own army and the US army. South Korea invaded Vietnam and slaughtered the Vietnamese, giving birth to 30,000 Lai Dai Han. Lai Daihan does not know his father's name. Because rapists don't introduce themselves to women.
Since Japan made reparations to each country and signed the San Francisco Peace Treaty, war criminals were exempted from responsibility under the Amnesty Clause. Therefore, Japan is not a war criminal country. Germany continues to apologize because it has not signed a peace treaty.
On the other hand, South Korea committed many war crimes such as genocide and rape during the Vietnam War, but since it did not pay reparations and did not conclude a peace treaty, the war crimes are still not exempt and remain. Therefore, South Korea is a war criminal nation, and the Taegeukgi is a war criminal flag.
This kind of cruelty and cowardly attitude of Koreans is rare in the world. Koreans should stop cosplaying as victims, sincerely reflect and apologize to the world.
It is actually incredible to report that this battle really did happen. Admiral Yi Sun Shin with just 12 or 13 ships defeated a Japanese fleet of at least 133 ships. Yi's battle report claims that he sunk 31 ships with no ship lost on his side. (His estimate probably underestimates Japanese losses.) Admiral Yi did in fact use the unusual behavior of the currents in the strait where the battle was fought to his advantage to score one of the most extraordinary naval victories ever.
Admiral Yi is considered by many to be one of the great Naval commanders of all time, his naval campaigns and many victories in the so called Imjin war with Japan are remarkable. He has been for centuries considered Korea's National Hero, there are monuments and statues to him all over the place in the Koreas.
I should point out that this movie over dramatizes the battle to a large degree. The actual battle was more one sided than depicted and only one Korean ship was actually boarded for brief time, (Not the Admiral's ship.). Total Korean casualties were less than one hundred killed and wounded. Japanese losses in killed alone were over 2,000.
can we also mention he was a general on land and when the Japanese war started with Korea he read some books and taught himself to be a admiral
333 ships total (130 of them warships) This battle was amazing but so were his 22 other victories where Japanese dead numbered 20-30,000 from some of those battles.
if i am correct, this battle is still taught to many navy schools.
much later during more modern era, japanese navy capt togo heihachiro, considered the best japanese naval command in the entire history refused his comparison to lee because he doesnt think he reached lee’s capacity. he said he would rather compare himself with english navy legend nelson.
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That's a lie. There were about 60 Japanese ships, and the situation of naval battles depended on strong currents. Early in the battle, the Japanese struggled against the tide. Crusima, a powerful commander, has died. However, when the tide turned, Yi Sun-shin withdrew. Yi Sun-shin then fled 200km north for five days. It was the Japanese forces who succeeded in occupying the strait, which was the purpose of this battle. Korean records say that Yi Sun-shin won for no reason, but looking at the areas controlled after the battle, it is clear that the Japanese won.
There is another interesting point about this battle. The 13 boats do not include the 'Tortoise Ship', which Koreans consider Yi Sun-shin's symbol. These 13 ships were all the ships the Korean army had at that time. So where did the turtle ship sink? There is no record of it, and not even a single thorn of iron has been found. Since there is no record of the turtle ship in Japan, it is reasonable to assume that the turtle ship never actually existed.
This movie depicts the Japanese Invasion of Chosun (old Korea) in 1592 and illustrates one of Admiral Yi's remarkable victories in 1592-1598. It is NOT a Japanese movie. It is a movie produced by a Korean film maker and a Korean director, Hanmin Kim.
Japan has been Korea's long time enemy since it existed in history. Iconic Japanese invasions in history were (1) Imjin Japanese invasion in 1592 which this movie is about and (2) Imperial Japan's annexation of Korea in 1910. Japanese brutality and inhumanity has left big scars to Korean people. They massacred numerous Korean people, men and women, young and old. They never made sincere apology for what they did to us. I believe they will reap what they did sow.
** Japan was Germany's ally in World War II. They still use Rising Sun flag (욱일기) in their Navy. They also use the image of the flag for sports games. It is like Nazi's Hakenkreuz. Imagine how you would feel if a German sports team uses Nazi flag in an international competition. It is how we, Koreans feel whenever we see their Rising Sun flag.
I know there are pro-Japan politicians and influencers in US. But don't forget the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. Japan has been just like that. History shows vividly that they secretly and quietly approach you from behind and stab your back. Remember, there is no future for the people who forget the past.
For several years starting in 1952, Japan invaded Korea. However, many of the Korean people welcomed the Japanese army, provided them with food, and guided them on the way to Seoul. This was because the Korean people were dissatisfied with the rule of the Yangban, the ruling class of the time. As a result, the Japanese army occupied Seoul from Busan in just three weeks. When the war ended, 100,000 Koreans immigrated to Japan. Some were abducted by the Japanese military, but most of them were engineers who had been treated as slaves in Korea.
In 1910, Korea suffered colonial pressure from Russia and begged and was granted annexation by Japan. Even today, most jurists believe that Japan's annexation of Korea was legal. During World War II, Koreans fought on the side of the Axis Powers as Japanese. However, Japan did not trust Koreans, so only a small number of Koreans were recruited as soldiers, and most of them were support units called military employees. Yet 148 Koreans were sentenced to death for committing war crimes. This is twice as high as the Japanese incidence rate per soldier. It was Koreans who abused prisoners of war and raped Dutch women. Koreans do not reflect on such history at all, and have a cowardly attitude as if they were on the side of the Allied Powers. The funny thing is that the Rising Sun pattern is the design of the Korean provisional government bonds issued by Syngman Rhee in 1919. Do Koreans claim that the Korean provisional government was militaristic?
@hiroono1 The Japanese army was able to quickly move north to Seoul due to the overwhelming difference in the number and experience of troops. The Korean army fought to death with a small number of troops in the Busan, but hundreds of troops could not stop 10,000 Japanese troops and were wiped out. In the battles of Chungju and Yongin, Korean army gathered enough number of troops, but they were at the level of giving weapons to farmers. There was no choice but to lose. Furthermore, the misjudgment and incompetence of several commanders were critical to the Korean army.
Although some Koreans cooperated with the Japanese, it was only in the northern region where discrimination occurred. Moreover, General Jeong Moon-bu subjugated and extinguished the traitors with Kato's Japanese 2nd Army in the battle of Bukgwan.
Most Koreans formed righteous volunteer troops and defended their hometowns by fighting against the Japanese military with guerrilla tactics, and many of them had regular army-level organizations.
It is bullshit that 100,000 Koreans voluntarily immigrated to Japan after the war. Most of them were kidnapped by the Japanese army. It was the Japanese who enslaved the kidnapped Koreans. One of them, Antonio Korea, was sold to Europe as a slave. However, it is true that the Japanese people served Korean potters, who were not treated well, like gods.
As for Japanese colonial era... I don't think it's worth even refuting the bullshit of Japanese far-right wingnut.
@@hiroono1Even bullshit is done with sincerity
@@user-uk2pk3yv9w When diplomatic relations were restored after the end of the war, Korean envoys called on Koreans who had immigrated to Japan to return home, but only a few thousand Koreans responded and returned Korea. Most Koreans chose to stay in Japan. Please answer why.
@@힘을내요맥스파월 Why do Koreans fabricate history? Answer.
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Here are facts during this war, the Japanese is only advantage was their soldiers not sailors.( Simplified version of it. )
Even inland, they were crushed by the Koreans when the Koreans managed to reorganize. Try looking up General Kwon Yul. He defeated a Japanese army of 40000 with only 2000 soldiers and the Hwacha.
You should have done your due diligence before you made this reaction. This is not a Japanese movie. It is a Korean movie. You definitely need to show some respect to the copyright holders and represent them correctly. Please correct your error and re-upload. The error makes you look quite amateur, sloppy and inconsiderate. Not to mention it makes you look like you are too lazy to correct your mistake and only care about views and ad revenue. How would you feel if someone reviewed iconic movies like Star wars, Rocky, Star trek, Matrix, John Wick, Top Gun, Mission Impossible, and called it a Russian or Chinese movie? Correct your error and do the right thing. All you need to correct is the intro. That is a easy fix.
If this is a Japanese movie, not a Korean movie, is the Marvel movie a Russian movie?
BTW, the battles are exaggerated in a way that would make sense because in one major battle, the Japanese lost atleast 50k men while Yi only have 1 casualty after accidentally crushing his own finger. Because the turtle ships are designed to counter boarding tactics while the japanese rely on the said tactics in naval combat
That's a lie. There were about 60 Japanese ships, and the situation of naval battles depended on strong currents. Early in the battle, the Japanese struggled against the tide. Crusima, a powerful commander, has died. However, when the tide turned, Yi Sun-shin withdrew. Yi Sun-shin then fled 200km north for five days. It was the Japanese forces who succeeded in occupying the strait, which was the purpose of this battle. Korean records say that Yi Sun-shin won for no reason, but looking at the areas controlled after the battle, it is clear that the Japanese won.
There is another interesting point about this battle. The 13 boats do not include the 'Tortoise Ship', which Koreans consider Yi Sun-shin's symbol. These 13 ships were all the ships the Korean army had at that time. So where did the turtle ship sink? There is no record of it, and not even a single thorn of iron has been found. Since there is no record of the turtle ship in Japan, it is reasonable to assume that the turtle ship never actually existed.
@hiroono1 Your knowledge of history that is associated with what and how Japan did to its neighboring countries and their people is contaminated and corrupted to very concerning level even if you would not accept it. Japanese brutality and inhumanity are well documented in numerous historical records.
1. Did you say, “many Korean people welcomed Japanese army when they invaded Korea in 1592”? Not a single person would welcome invaders who devastate his homeland unless he is one of a few traitors. There were traitors under the ruling of Nazi. You shouldn’t say that people welcomed Nazi because a few traitors were on their side. What in the world made you think that? Will you welcome the invaders? Do you truly believe that the invaders would take care of your problems? What is the historical basis that your claim relies on? The reason that Japan occupied the Southern part of Korea in three weeks was because they were equipped with highly advanced rifles at that time, while the Korean army was equipped with only traditional bows, arrows, and sword. This was because of the unbalance of military power. It was not because we welcomed them. You are completely misled. Numerous historical records, official documents, reports, military memoranda, daily journals, etc. consistently witnessed the strong and unwearied resistance of Korean people against the inhumane and brutal invaders for seven years. Righteous Armies were voluntarily organized all over the country and fought back to the invaders. Japan had a two-track strategy. Japanese foot-soldiers would push up to the north rapidly with highly advanced personal firearms, while the Japanese navy would travel through the ocean in order to provide military supplies to the army. But they did not count Admiral Yi and the rise of Korean righteous armies in their plan. Furthermore, the weather was getting extremely cold in the north. The invaders had nothing but retreated to the South. Admiral Yi lost his life at his last battle, the naval battle of No-ryang, which was also marked as the end of the 7-year Japanese invasion. The day before his last battle, Admiral Yi wrote in his daily journal that he would not let a single Jap escape the land because he knew they would come back in the future and devastate the land and massacre the innocent people again.
2. Listen, man. Abduction can not be justified no matter what situation the abductees were in. Period. No question about that, got it? Will you allow your brother or sister to be abducted by the invaders and leave their lives to strangers? Be civil, man.
3. You mentioned the Japanese illegal occupation of Korea in 1910. (1) Japan forced numerous Korean males to be enlisted to its army. It was not their choice, nor their will. (2) Go and search for historical evidence and even pictures about what Japan did to Korea and China. Did you hear about the testimony of sex slave women (or comfort women) at the United Nations? (3) Hey, visit a giant prison built by Japanese in Seoul at the time of Japanese occupation (SeoDaeMoon Hyungmooso) and see how the beasts brutally tortured with the most inhumane brutal tools and eventually killed inmates (they were imprisoned because they raised their voice against Japan). And we can talk more after that. I wonder if you still can say that we are cosplaying victims. What an uncivilized and beast-like thought you have!!! You are no different from those Japanese beasts a hundred years ago. Go back to your clan and live your life that way. I believe firmly that your people will reap the miserable consequences for what you had done to the innocent people.
Your false claim with no historical background is hurting the victims twice.
Shame on you.
@hiroono1 you're talking as if keeping the straits was all that mattered. If it was japenese that that won, than why did hideyoshi command not to fight with the korean navy? You talk as if Yi sun shin's retreat was an act of cowardice, but it was part of his strategy since the currents of myeongnyang change every 6hours and Yi sun shin knew that. Because he retreated, Yi sun shin was able to regroup the korean navy and join forces with the ming navy. Heck, just look up the myeongnyang battle wikipedia qnd it literally says right there; Results: jeoson(korea) navy victory.
You talk as if you know all about the imjin war, but you've only proven that ypu didn't even look it up on wikipedia
@hiroono1 also, claiming that the turtle ship never existed is total bogus. There are records of king Tejong watching the turtle ship in a simulation battle back in 1413. And the japanese also made a play about the turtle ship during the edo period, so they did see the turtle ship during the war.
@@wartozen-c9i I will answer all the questions by an ignorant Korean one by one.
Hideyoshi told the Japanese navy not to fight the Korean navy because Japan occupied Busan to Seoul in three weeks, so there was no need to secure the waterway on the west side of the Korean peninsula. In other words, it was enough to secure only Busan Port as a supply port, and there was no longer any reason to distribute the force among the navy. In the end, the Japanese navy defeated tens of thousands of Korean troops led by Yi Sun-shin and Won Gyun with several thousand men.
I'm not saying that Yi Sun-shin's withdrawal is cowardly. It is simply saying that Yi sun-shin lost the battle and fled 200km. In other words, it is not Yi Sun-shin who is despicable, but the Korean who pretends that he won the battle he lost. Yi Sun-sin continued to lose all the battles even after joining the Ming army. In the Joseon Dynasty Jitsuroku, the Ming and Korean forces were defeated in all attacks in the Battle of the Three Roads (the Second Battle of Ulsanseong, the Battle of Sacheon, and the Battle of Suncheon), and were divided into three roads. It is written that the Ming and Korean armies were melted down together, and the people became frightened and prepared to flee.
Taizong said that if the Turtle Ship was going to fight Tsushima, he would like to see the battle from another ship. In other words, Taizong did not see the battle at that point, nor did he see the Turtle Ship. Furthermore, there is no description of the turtle ship in the records of Tsushima.
100 years after the Imjin War, Japan obtained documents from the Korean side such as Gobiroku from Korea. There was a commentary on the turtle ship in "Lee Sun-Shin Complete Book", so I drew a cartoon for children based on that. Of course, I didn't think it was true when I wrote it. The Japanese know that monsters are not real, but they can enjoy Godzilla movies. This is the difference between Koreans and Japanese who cannot distinguish between fact and fiction.
Wakisaka's claim that Yi Sun-shin was his rival, and that Togo Heihachiro said that he respected Yi Sun-shin are all unsubstantiated fabrications by Koreans.
It is a Korean movie ~
Those who do not know may say that it is a dramatic fantasy story with a cinematic device, but the plot of this film is almost like a documentary. Rather, it was reduced. 'Cause everyone said it didn't make sense It is true that Admiral Yi Sun-sin alone blocked the road and fought alone for 4 hours, and it is also true that our side did not come. Everything has already been cross-validated. Because it was such a nonsensical victory, all kinds of assumptions were made and they went through verification work. In Korea, if there is any fiction in it, it is regarded as an insult to Admiral Yi Sun-seok and is greatly criticized, so film producers should carefully take care of historical verification. The biography of Admiral Yi Sun-sin is so fantasy-fictional that it is unbelievable even knowing that it is a historical fact.
The Japanese leader, Hideyoshi, eventually gives orders to the entire Japanese army. Naval ban! Ban any naval battles! Can you believe it? This is Admiral Yi Sun-sin.
That's a lie. There were about 60 Japanese ships, and the situation of naval battles depended on strong currents. Early in the battle, the Japanese struggled against the tide. Crusima, a powerful commander, has died. However, when the tide turned, Yi Sun-shin withdrew. Yi Sun-shin then fled 200km north for five days. It was the Japanese forces who succeeded in occupying the strait, which was the purpose of this battle. Korean records say that Yi Sun-shin won for no reason, but looking at the areas controlled after the battle, it is clear that the Japanese won.
There is another interesting point about this battle. The 13 boats do not include the 'Tortoise Ship', which Koreans consider Yi Sun-shin's symbol. These 13 ships were all the ships the Korean army had at that time. So where did the turtle ship sink? There is no record of it, and not even a single thorn of iron has been found. Since there is no record of the turtle ship in Japan, it is reasonable to assume that the turtle ship never actually existed.
@hiroono1 Your knowledge of history that is associated with what and how Japan did to its neighboring countries and their people is contaminated and corrupted to very concerning level even if you would not accept it. Japanese brutality and inhumanity are well documented in numerous historical records.
1. Did you say, “many Korean people welcomed Japanese army when they invaded Korea in 1592”? Not a single person would welcome invaders who devastate his homeland unless he is one of a few traitors. There were traitors under the ruling of Nazi. You shouldn’t say that people welcomed Nazi because a few traitors were on their side. What in the world made you think that? Will you welcome the invaders? Do you truly believe that the invaders would take care of your problems? What is the historical basis that your claim relies on? The reason that Japan occupied the Southern part of Korea in three weeks was because they were equipped with highly advanced rifles at that time, while the Korean army was equipped with only traditional bows, arrows, and sword. This was because of the unbalance of military power. It was not because we welcomed them. You are completely misled. Numerous historical records, official documents, reports, military memoranda, daily journals, etc. consistently witnessed the strong and unwearied resistance of Korean people against the inhumane and brutal invaders for seven years. Righteous Armies were voluntarily organized all over the country and fought back to the invaders. Japan had a two-track strategy. Japanese foot-soldiers would push up to the north rapidly with highly advanced personal firearms, while the Japanese navy would travel through the ocean in order to provide military supplies to the army. But they did not count Admiral Yi and the rise of Korean righteous armies in their plan. Furthermore, the weather was getting extremely cold in the north. The invaders had nothing but retreated to the South. Admiral Yi lost his life at his last battle, the naval battle of No-ryang, which was also marked as the end of the 7-year Japanese invasion. The day before his last battle, Admiral Yi wrote in his daily journal that he would not let a single Jap escape the land because he knew they would come back in the future and devastate the land and massacre the innocent people again.
2. Listen, man. Abduction can not be justified no matter what situation the abductees were in. Period. No question about that, got it? Will you allow your brother or sister to be abducted by the invaders and leave their lives to strangers? Be civil, man.
3. You mentioned the Japanese illegal occupation of Korea in 1910. (1) Japan forced numerous Korean males to be enlisted to its army. It was not their choice, nor their will. (2) Go and search for historical evidence and even pictures about what Japan did to Korea and China. Did you hear about the testimony of sex slave women (or comfort women) at the United Nations? (3) Hey, visit a giant prison built by Japanese in Seoul at the time of Japanese occupation (SeoDaeMoon Hyungmooso) and see how the beasts brutally tortured with the most inhumane brutal tools and eventually killed inmates (they were imprisoned because they raised their voice against Japan). And we can talk more after that. I wonder if you still can say that we are cosplaying victims. What an uncivilized and beast-like thought you have!!! You are no different from those Japanese beasts a hundred years ago. Go back to your clan and live your life that way. I believe firmly that your people will reap the miserable consequences for what you had done to the innocent people.
Your false claim with no historical background is hurting the victims twice.
Shame on you.
@@Encjwjdnfbejwks 당신은 조선왕조실록이나 난중일기에 무엇이 적혀 있는지 배워야 한다. 한국인의 거짓말에 근거는 없다. 이순신이 23전 23승이라고 하는 것은 한국인에 의한 거짓말이다. 거북선이 일본군과 싸운 것도 한국인에 의한 거짓말이다. 와키자카가 이순신을 라이벌이라고 한 적도 없다. 도고 헤이하치로가 이순신을 존경하고 있다고 말하는 것도 한국인에 의한 날조이다.
한국인은 왜 역사를 날조하는가? 대답하십시오.
You should learn what is written in the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty or the Nanjung diary. There is no basis for the lies of Koreans. It is a lie by Koreans to say that Yi Sun-shin has 23 wins out of 23 battles. The story that the turtle ship fought against the Japanese army is a lie by Koreans. Wakizaka never called Yi Sun-shin a rival. It is also a fabrication by Koreans to say that Togo Heihachiro respects Yi Sun-sin.
Why do Koreans fabricate history? please answer.
@@Encjwjdnfbejwks 그런데, 당신은 한일 병합의 36년간으로, 한반도의 인구가 2배로 늘어난 사실을 알고 있습니까? 인구는 무엇을 하면 증가하는지 알고 있는가? 대답하십시오.
By the way, did you know that the population of the Korean Peninsula doubled in the 36 years of Japan's annexation of Korea? Do you know what to do to increase the population? please answer.
@@Encjwjdnfbejwks Your allegation has no basis. That's why Koreans are called liars.
During the Imjin War, the Japanese army captured Seoul just three weeks after landing in Busan. This is because the Korean people provided the Japanese army with food and showed them the way. Without the full cooperation of the Korean people, it would be impossible for 150,000 people to walk 400km in a short period of time.
The politics of the Joseon Dynasty at that time was terrible for the people. That is why the people hated the Joseon Dynasty and cooperated with the Japanese army. When the Japanese army returned home, 100,000 Koreans accompanied them. When diplomatic relations were later restored, the Joseon Dynasty encouraged Koreans who had emigrated to Japan to return to Korea, but only a few thousand Koreans, including children born in Japan, returned to Korea.
In addition, dynasties and many of yangbans at that time were killed in the subsequent war with China. Today's Koreans are the descendants of citizens and slaves of that time. In other words, your ancestors cooperated with the Japanese army. Yi Sun-shin was your ancestor's enemy.
Vietnam has forgiven the United States, but not South Korea. Vietnam has signed a peace treaty called the Paris Agreement with the United States, but it is clear from the fact that it has not concluded a peace treaty with South Korea.
Koreans are ignorant and do not understand the importance of a peace treaty. The only way to make war crimes impunity is to conclude a peace treaty. Korean war crimes will not disappear now or in the future. That is the heart of Vietnam.
Think about it, the Koreans are complaining that they will not forgive the Japanese military for recruiting prostitutes called confort women. Evidence clearly shows that the Japanese military did not take them forcibly. So what is the reason for Vietnam, where 30,000 people were raped and impregnated, to forgive South Korea? Koreans do not regret what they have done.
믿기 어렵겠지만
사실상 1:300의 전투였고
역사서에 기록된 사실 입니다.
전쟁에서 이기고 이순신 장군은 하늘(god)이 도와서 이겼다고 했습니다.
말도안되는것 같지만..사실입니다.
대단하신분 ㄹㅇ로..
I'm not good at English
In Japan, focusing only on speed, the weight of the ship was light and a little weak wood, so the cannon could not be fired. It was a structure that was unfavorable for sharp turns because the center of gravity was in one place.
But
In Joseon even though the ship was slow, it concentrated on defense and attack, so it could shoot cannons using heavy and solid wood. And I know that the bottom was a bit square and the center of gravity was in several places, so it was advantageous for a quick turn.
저때 일본배와 조선배가 다른 것도 전쟁에서 조선이 유리하기도 했습니다
일본은 속도에만 집중에서 배의 무게가 가볍고 조금 약한 나무를 써서 대포를 쏠수 없었습니다 쏘려고 놓으면 배가 파손이 되었다고 하네요 그리고 속도에만 집중했기 때문에 배 밑이 세모였습니다. 무게 중심이 한곳에 있어서 급선회에 불리한 구조였죠
하지만
조선은 속도가 느려도 방어,공격에 집중해서 무게가 있고 단단한 나무를 써서 대포도 쏠수 있었습니다 그리고 밑은 약간 사각형에 가까웠고 무게중심이 여러곳에 있어서 급선회에 유리했다고 알고있습니다.
What I said was one of the ways to win the war, but in fact, Admiral Yi Sun-sin's knowledge played a bigger role.
제가 말한 내용도 전쟁을 이길 수 있는 방법 중에 하나였지만 사실 이순신 장군의 지식이 더 큰 역할을 하였습니다.
옛날대포는 배침몰시키기가 어려웠음. 대포로 일본배에 구멍을 송송뚫어서 약하게 만든다음 부딪혀서 침몰시켰다는 가설도 있고 1자진으로 상대진영속으로 파고들어서 바로옆에서 직사포로 침몰시켰다는 가설도있음. 영화처럼 저렇게 먼거리에서 곡사포로 명중시켜서 침몰시키기는 힘듬. 이순신의 전술이 거의다했다고 봐야함
대포가 이렇게 비효율적이어서 일본은 배를 계량하지않고 그냥 자기들이 잘하는 전술인 상대배로 도선해서 승부보는 전술을 고집함.(일본배가 약했어도 대포1~2개는 실을수잇었음)
실제로 그당시에 도선을 허용하게 되면 검술실력차이가 월등해서 이길수없었다고함. 그리고 무작정 싸우면 속도차이때문에 도선을 허용할수 밖에 없었음
이순신이 전술천재인거임. 우리군의 장점을 극대화하면서 상대방의 장점은 무력화시키는 전투만 함
It is a lie. The Japanese had guns that were highly portable and had high accuracy, so there was no need to mount artillery.
The claim that Korean woodworking technology at that time was superior to that of Japan is completely false. Until around 1900, just before Japan's annexation of Korea, there weren't even two-story buildings in Korea other than the 숭례문. With Korean woodworking technology, it is impossible to build a stronger ship than Japan.
In addition, Korea tried to restore the turtle ship, but it sank immediately. Turtle ship is a defective ship.
Also an older movie called fail safe that deals with horrible consequences of the cold war
Admiral Yi is my fav Admiral from history
wow that was fast
I love Your vids my guy❤️
Noryang: The Sea of Death, coming soon!
Hey, Timothee I just finished watching your (and Cody's) reaction to the Lego Movie, thank God you didn't spoil it for him. Also, if you stayed for the credits (the moving parts) you could've known other actors in the film... I'm sorry to say I only pledged just for this reaction. But that's just the first time around. Next time you watch the film (and tell Cody this as well), don't just pay attention to the main focus of a scene, also pay attention to the background. Here's an example, when they all crash into the train, the pig splatters into sausages. Another hard to notice detail is when they're about to be pulled on Metalbeard's ship, if you pause it at the right moment, Vitruvius is drinking from the double decker couch cup holder. There's a lot. And if that's not enough, there's also an extended version of Emmet's Speech to President Business found only in the junior novel, and Lucy's speech to the citizens (not sure if you want to take a look at that). To reiterate, I only pledged just for this reaction. I also enjoyed your Free Guy reaction, it was a very good film (the good f***ING morning Goldy had me rolling). So in truth, I pledged twice ($20). Like I said, I recommend next time you watch The Lego Movie, pay attention to small out of focus details. Thank you for a (very late/very early) Thanksgiving/Christmas gift, respectfully. This movie is still one that I can watch without the jokes getting old. Thank you and Happy Late Thanksgiving!
In fact, the story of Admiral Yi Sun-shin is a true story
At that time, Japan was an island country, so it was an era of piracy So when you're fighting, there's a way of getting on and fighting on another ship with fast mobility, so the ship is thin and long At that time, Japanese people were holding guns because of Western culture, and the technology was not in Korea But Korea was a mountainous country, so it had many castles So he had a technique called cannon, and if you look at it, you can see that it's represented in the movie The story of sinking 133 ships with 13 ships is exaggerated in other countries, but it is true If you come to Korea, you can see that the statue of Admiral Yi Sun-shin is standing and inscribed on the currency
That's a lie. There were about 60 Japanese ships, and the situation of naval battles depended on strong currents. Early in the battle, the Japanese struggled against the tide. Crusima, a powerful commander, has died. However, when the tide turned, Yi Sun-shin withdrew. Yi Sun-shin then fled 200km north for five days. It was the Japanese forces who succeeded in occupying the strait, which was the purpose of this battle. Korean records say that Yi Sun-shin won for no reason, but looking at the areas controlled after the battle, it is clear that the Japanese won.
There is another interesting point about this battle. The 13 boats do not include the 'Tortoise Ship', which Koreans consider Yi Sun-shin's symbol. These 13 ships were all the ships the Korean army had at that time. So where did the turtle ship sink? There is no record of it, and not even a single thorn of iron has been found. Since there is no record of the turtle ship in Japan, it is reasonable to assume that the turtle ship never actually existed.
@@hiroono1 lol. A little angry? Japan got shit on!!!
@미래엔고시가다하는데너는 HI Corean.
@@user-jx3lg6ps7z On August 27, 1597, Korean navy made a sortie from the headquarters of Sakansan Island, and in the middle of the night, he was anchored at Shircheonryang between Geoje Island and Shichikawa Island (now Shichikawa Island). Having received this information, the Japanese navy planned a pincer attack from land and water. From the dawn of the 28th, the Japanese naval forces led by Takatora Todo attacked from the sea, and were supported by land forces. In the battle, the Japanese navy overwhelmed the Korean navy, killing thousands of people, driving many others into the sea, capturing more than 160 ships, and burning pirate ships all over 15 to 16 miles ("Shimadzu Family Documents"). Among the captains of the Korean navy, Won Gyun, Lee Eok-chi, and Choi Ho were killed in the battle, and only one of them, Bae Suk, escaped, and the Korean navy suffered a devastating blow.
There is no description of the turtle ship in either Japanese or Korean records. Show me the evidence that the three tortoise ships sank.1597년 8월 27일, 재삼한산도의 본영을 출격해, 밤반에는 거제도와 칠천도(현·칠천도) 사이에 있는 칠천량에 정박하고 있었다. 이 정보를 얻은 일본군은 수륙에서 협격하는 작전을 세웠다. 28일 새벽부터 후도 다카토라 등의 일본 수군은 해상에서 공격해 육상 부대가 이를 원호했다. 싸움은 일본 수군이 조선 수군을 압도하고, 수천명을 토벌하고, 그 외 대세를 바다에 쫓아 떨어뜨려, 160여척을 포획, 쓰즈우라들 15~16마을에 걸쳐 해적선을 열어 소각했다(『시마즈가 문서』). 조선수군의 주장 가운데 원균, 이억지, 최호는 전사했고, 혼자 사망만이 도주, 조선수군은 괴멸적 타격을 받았다.
일본측의 기록에도 조선측의 기록에도, 거북선의 기재는 없다. 3척의 거북선이 가라앉았다고 하는 근거를 나타내라.
@@hiroono1Shut up, Chinese
Cannons at that time were difficult to sink ships. There is a hypothesis that the Japanese ships were weakened by drilling holes in it with cannons, and then rammed and sunk by a Korean ship. Other hypothesis is that korean ships penetrated into the opponent's camp and japanese ships was sunk by direct fire with a cannon right next to it. It was difficult to sink it by hitting it with a howitzer from such a long distance like in the movie. Because there is a limit to the number of shells that can be loaded on a ship, long-distance firing must have been cautious. Cannons were so inefficient that the Japanese insisted on fighting by riding on an opponent's ship, a tactic they were good at.
In fact, at that time, if the Japanese were allowed to board Korean ships, the difference in swordsmanship was so big that the Koreans could not win. And if the Korean Navy fought recklessly without strategy and tactics, Korea had no choice but to allow the Japanese to board the ship because of the speed difference. Despite these difficulties, Admiral Yi Sun-shin never lost during the war. he was a genius. He always fought while maximizing the Korean advantage and minimizing the enemy's advantage.
All Koreans admire Yi Sun-shin. Without him, which country would win the war between a country of samurai who were experts in war and a country centered on literary men who had maintained peace for hundreds of years
(Yi Sun-shin was also from a literary family and passed a military examination at a late age. Only 14 months after Yi Sun-shin was appointed naval commander, Japan invaded. He had no naval combat experience and learned naval battle from books. However, he overpowered the Japanese naval forces, experts in naval warfare. He was so genius... )
Korean ships at that time did not have iron nails or wedges, and as you can see from the buildings on land, their woodworking skills were far inferior to those of Japan. Therefore, no matter how hard wood was used, it would have been easily destroyed from the joints when it collided with a Japanese ship. In fact, South Korea tried to reproduce the "turtle ship", but she sank while being towed.
@hiroono1 Your response proves the fact that you don't know science at all. You just prove yourself that you are not educated in science well enough. Wooden nails works a lot better than iron nails in water especially salt water. Wooden nails would expand and hold the joints of Wooden beams of ship tightly and strongly while iron nails would be rusted easily and weaken the joints. It is called, "oxidation of metal" and iron is easily oxidized in salt water without proper protective coating. That is why Japanes warships were weak and easily destroyed by physical collisions.
@@mlim7130 Koreans don't know physics. Iron does not rust without oxygen. Nails driven into wood do not rust easily because there is little oxygen. Moreover, the Japanese military ships are not old ships. It is a new ship several years after its manufacture. Given that the difference in strength between steel and wood is five times, it is certain that the Korean ship would have broken at the joint if it collided.
In addition, Japanese wooden architecture has been very elaborate since ancient times, and there are many high-rise buildings such as five-storied pagodas. The difference in woodworking technology is obvious, and it is unreasonable to assume that Korea was superior only in shipbuilding technology.
@hiroono1 Ha ha ha... Hey man. Once again, you don't have any slight idea about science like you don't understand the real truth in history and like you believe in falsely created and fabricated history. First of all, it is NOT called, "physics". It is called, "chemistry". Iron nail hammered into wood may be protected in air from oxidation for a while, but once it is soaked in water for days, it would be a different story.
Do you know even the chemical formula of water? That is H2O. O is the atomic symbol of oxygen. Water is the source of plenty of oxygen.
2Fe(s) + 3H2O(l) --> Fe2O3(s) + 3H2(g).
The Fe2O3 is called, "rust". Get it? Try an experiment yourself and come back to me with the results. Put a shiny new iron nail in a water for a day or two and see what is formed on the nail. Yeah... rust. Fe2O3.
Furthermore, sea water has plenty of minerals like a variety of metallic ions. Iron is very chemically active in comparison with other metals. The presence of a variety of metallic cations in sea water is additional cause to oxidize iron even much faster. Iron wins out of water, but wood wins in water, period.
In the history of mankind, Japan has surpassed Korea only in the past 200 years or so, when it worked hard for enlightenment and industrialization. For thousands of years, Korea has been the most developed country in East Asia.
That's a lie. Since the beginning of history, the Korean Peninsula has been a vassal state of successive Chinese dynasties. They regularly donate sex slaves and receive Chinese military protection in return. Independence Gate in Seoul is not a celebration of independence from Japan. It celebrates Korea's first independence from China after Japan's victory in the Sino-Japanese War.
Before independence from Japan, Korea was the dirtiest and poorest country in the world, reports British woman Isabella Bird.
한반도는 역사가 시작되어 일본에 의해 대한제국이 독립할 때까지 계속 역대 중국왕조의 속국이며 세계 최빈국이다. 한국인이 존경하는 세종은 가장 많은 성노예를 중국으로 보낸 것으로 알려져 있다.
미국 영국이 아시아 침력하라고 근대화 시킴.😢😢😢
Korea has been the world's poorest country since the beginning of history. People were washing their faces with urine and defecating on the street. There were no two-story houses, and there was no currency in circulation, so people had to barter. Since there were no wheels, transportation depended on people. 40% of the population were slaves.
Even at the time of the Jinshin War, Japan had a high literacy rate, people had toilets in their homes, and there were communal baths. Citizens' houses are also two-story buildings, and shrines still have high-rise buildings with five stories. There were carts with wheels, coins were circulated, and commerce was established. All but a few prisoners were free.
First of all, I apologize for being a translator.
Historical records show a greater victory than the original film content.
Please note that the fact of history has been greatly reduced for the purpose of directing the film. Even though there are records of such victories in Japanese records, the majority of Japanese do not believe in this fact due to the Japanese far-right.
For reference, Admiral Yi Sun-sin led the military, weapons, and battleships alone in the midst of war without receiving any support from the government, such as the king's jealousy and torture in prison.
(The Japanese invaded from the south, but many people did not flee to the north, but fled to the southwest of Jeolla-do where Admiral Yi Sun-sin was located.)
Also, even though the mother died of seasickness while visiting the news of her son's imprisonment, he refused to hold a funeral for three years (this is a natural funeral in Joseon, and the tombstones of his parents must be kept for three years) and was incompetent at the calling of King Seonjo, who had tortured him. You should know that the navy of Joseon, which was destroyed by General Won Gyun, was reconstructed with only 12 ships.
I want you to know the wrath of Japan and the people of Joseon, not the reconstruction for the king.
The greatest man in Korea's 5000-year history is undoubtedly Yi Sun-sin.
thank you
That's a lie. It was only during the first two months that Yi Sun-shin fought the Japanese forces with superiority, and the Battle of Hansando was the last. In other words, Yi sun-shin made a surprise attack on the Japanese fleet before the Japanese army was armed. After the Battle of Hansando, the Japanese army set up batteries on the cape and armed their ships with guns. After that, Yi Sun-shin has not won even once. A careful analysis of the situation afterward shows that Yi Sun-shin lost even in battles where Yi Sun-shin won according to the records of the Korean side.
There is another interesting point about this battle. The 13 boats do not include the 'Tortoise Ship', which Koreans consider Yi Sun-shin's symbol. These 13 ships were all the ships the Korean army had at that time. So where did the turtle ship sink? There is no record of it, and not even a single thorn of iron has been found. Since there is no record of the turtle ship in Japan, it is reasonable to assume that the turtle ship never actually existed.
@hiroono1 hiroono1...Your knowledge of history that is associated with what and how Japan did to its neighboring countries and their people is contaminated and corrupted to very concerning level even if you would not accept it. Japanese brutality and inhumanity is well documented in numerous historical records.
1. Did you say, “many Korean people welcomed Japanese army when they invaded Korea in 1592”? Not a single person would welcome invaders who devastate his homeland unless he is one of a few traitors. There were traitors under the ruling of Nazi. You shouldn’t say that people welcomed Nazi because a few traitors were on their side. What in the world made you think that? Will you welcome the invaders? Do you truly believe that the invaders would take care of your problems? What is the historical basis that your claim relies on? The reason that Japan occupied the Southern part of Korea in three weeks was because they were equipped with highly advanced rifles at that time while Korean army was equipped with only traditional bows, arrows, and swords. This was because of the unbalance of military power. It was not because we welcomed them. You are completely misled. Numerous historical records, official documents, reports, military memoranda, daily journals, etc. consistently witnessed the strong and unwearied resistance of Korean people against the inhumane and brutal invaders for the seven years. Righteous Armies were voluntarily organized all over the country and fought back to the invaders. The Japan had two-track strategy. Japanese foot-soldiers would push up to the north rapidly with highly advanced personal firearms while Japanese navy would travel through ocean in order to provide military supplies to the army. But they did not count Admiral Yi and the rise of Korean righteous armies in their plan. Furthermore, the weather was getting extremely cold in the north, the invaders had nothing but retreated to the south. Admiral Yi lost his life at his last battle, the naval battle of No-ryang, which was also marked as the end of the 7-year Japanese invasion. The day before his last battle, Admiral Yi wrote in his daily journal that he would not let a single Jap escape the land because he knew they would come back in the future and devastate the land and massacre the innocent people again.
2. Listen, man. Abduction cannot be justified no matter what situation the abductees were in. Period. No question about that, got it? Will you allow your brother or sister to be abducted by the invaders and leave their lives to strangers? Be civil, man.
3. You mentioned about Japanese illegal occupation of Korea in 1910. (1) Japan forced numerous Korean males to be enlisted to its army, it was not their choice, nor their will. (2) Go and search for the historical evidence and even pictures about what Japan did to Korea and China. Did you hear about the testimony of sex slave women (or comfort women) at the United Nations? (3) Hey, visit a prison built by Japanese in Seoul at the time of Japanese occupation (SeoDaeMoon Hyungmooso) and see how the beasts brutally tortured with the most inhumane brutal tools and eventually killed inmates (they were imprisoned because they raised their voice against Japan). And we can talk more after that. I wonder if you still can say that we are cosplaying victims. What a uncivilized and beast-like thought you have!!! You are no different from those Japanese beasts hundred years ago. Go back to your clan and live your life that way. I believe firmly that your people will reap the miserable consequences for what you had done to the innocent people.
Your false claim with no historical background is hurting the victims twice.
Shame on you.
@@hiroono1Where in Joseon's records does it say that Yi Sun-sin was defeated? Even excluding Yi Sun-sin's diary "Wanjung Diary" "Joseon Dynasty Annals", which records the king's words, actions, and meetings with ministers (written by the king's scribes, and the scribes risked their lives to protect the book so that the king could not see it, so that the historical facts of the Joseon Dynasty are well known to this day) ) There is nothing like that in the book at all. The turtle ship is also well-known in Japan as a Mekurabu-ne(盲船), (沐海船) in records from the Warring States Period as well as the Japanese Invasion of Korea. If it's false, I'll find it for you Spreading the fabricated and false history of the Japanese right wing is like covering the sky with your hands. Since your false information doesn't receive enough likes, you are refuting each and every normal comment on this video. This clearly shows the fabrication of the Japanese right wing. Anyway, no matter what you say, you will continue to believe and incite false history. finally “A nation that forgets its history has no future.”
Snyder: King Leonidas and his 300
Korea: *Hold My Admiral Yi’s Twelve Ships*
more 12 tanks against 133 cars
와 눈물난다 볼때마다...♡
이순신장군 덕분에 지금의 대한민국이
존재합니다.
한국인?
지금 대한민국은 미국이 만들어준거임 ㅇㅋ?
it's a south korean movie did you not check the movie?? it's makes me as a korean to hear this bullshit...wtf
Dont even review, how you call its Japanese Movie, it wasnt even availBle in Japan.
Guy was such a chad and a legend he didn't even lose a ship
This movie's Battle of Myeongnyang (Koreans vs Japanese) was similar in concept to the Battle of Thermopylae (Greeks vs Persians) but at sea. In the Battle of Thermopylae the Spartans were vastly outnumbered by the Persian Empire (same as here) so they used a narrow pass so that the Persians couldn't send all their troops at once and thus only sending contingents sequentially. They couldn't surround and kill them easily. In the Battle of Myeongnyang the idea was the same: use a strait between small islands to force the skirmishes there and ALSO take advantage of the current patterns (Yi had studied them extensively and knew the current and tide changes). Many Japanese ships collided with each other and also crashed against the rocks (free kills). Also, the Korean ships were sturdier and had better cannons to bombard the Japanese from a distance. Using this brilliant strategy, led by Admiral Yi, they could defeat the 333 Japanese ships with only 13 of their own. (this doesn't mean sinking every single Japanese ship but sinking enough to force them to retreat to avoid heavier losses).
임진왜란때 이순신 장군이 조선을 지키지 못했다면 중국을 비롯 지금 동아시아 전체 역사가 바뀌었을 겁니다
모두가 존경해야 마땅한 인물..
아마 여진족이 흥기하더라도 중국전체를 먹지 못하고, 일본이 중국 남쪽과 해안지대를 청이 북쪽을 양분했을 가능성이 크겠죠. 일본이 2차세계대전 때처럼 완전히 휩쓸지는 못 했을 겁니다. 왜냐하면 함경도로 진출한 왜군이 살짝 두만강을 넘어갔다가 여진족에게 털렸기 때문이죠. 일본도 기마전에 능숙했다고 볼순 없으니 서로 치고받고 하는 격동의 근세가 되었을 듯.
@Alex Gossip ????
@Alex Gossip 내귀에 도청장치??
@Alex Gossip 예 눼눼 그러셨어요??
@Alex Gossip 어 해봐 ㅋㅋ 해봐 제발
Video start : "going to watch a japanese movie"
So this is the level we're at ? oh boy, the video promise to be wonderfull.
This is obviously a South Korean movie, but why did you think it was a Japanese movie when you saw this movie?? 🤔 Tell me why
When is the next episode of Hawkeye coming?
It would be nace you gave European cinema a chance. For example, Life is beautiful.
Myeongnyang is a very narrow sea road.
It's a very dangerous place.
No one can swim there.
The Japanese Navy chose the place
It's God's help.
Lovely Canadian guy.
Your flag :(
The last scene is he GORGOUS turtle ship!!!
next series Hansan battle.
Just watched hansan rising dragon,, it was good
Foreign?🤔....run lola run? City of lost children?....hellboy is in that. Or that bergman dude that did the Seventh Seal.
Nice
I think it is great that you are open to foreign films. I have noticed you reacting to many upbeat movies, as opposed to tragedy/horror types, so with that in mind, I think you would like would be like an action/comedy type like: Veteran, Extreme Job, Midnight Runners, The Good The Bad and The Weird, Dragon(the one with Donnie Yen), or the Detective K series. If you want more drama then: The Host, The Witch part 1, The Girl With The Dragon Tatoo, Trollhunter.....or how about a Superhero movie: They Call Me Jeeg
이 전투가 끝난 후에도 조선은 불리했습니다.
여전히 13척의 배만 있었으니..
26:42 that’s not a bear. It’s a lion head.
I recommend the South Korea movie Old Boy (2003)
Timo my guy
330 Ships vs 12 Ships = 12 Ships Win??? WTF!!!
If you like this one then I think you will like The Admiral/Michiel the Ruyter
is it japanese movie? i thought it was korean film
K-movie.
Korean movie is right
Cool! One of my fav films. Thanks for show!
As a korean, It's feels weird that all the reaction youtubers that I watch are reacting to korea films now.
Hell is the admiral? Just barely watched freeguy
timtastic reaction video tim👏👏👍👍 and tim please do a movie reaction to the goonies last action hero deadpool deadpool 2 the night at the museum trilogy and the pirates of the carribean franchise do it please!!!🎬🎥❤😊❤👍and tim stay safe stay health💪😷❤👍 have a great day and a Amazing weekend✌☀️😎🤙love from the netherlands❤🇳🇱❤
One week left for The Amazing Spider-Man reaction! And probably 2 weeks for The Amazing Spider-Man 2!!!! I'm so excited! Can't wait to see you react to my favourite spidey movies!
더 똑똑해~ 그래서 미치는거~~~~
뭔 개소리야 영상만 봐도 주인공이 한국의 이순신장군이고 일본이 상대방 적으로 나오는데 뭔개솔?! 일본영화 같은 소리하고있네ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Man, if you are any East Asian navy, you do not want Japanese boarding your ship. That's just GG.
와 한국
Timotheereacts and Angelina Reaction Space Jam
by the way .. i think Red CLiff focuses on the same historical situation ..but is WAY nicer to watch . even has some tiny manga anime adaptations.. and its much NEWER which also helps a LOT..
Red Cliff has absolutely nothing to do with this story. Different wars, countries, centuries, and languages.
Red cliffs covers an era LONG before this movie. Several hundred years.
Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto considered Yi sun Shin Korea's Horatio Nelson
Thomas and the magic railroad in December 1
Yo Sherlock, it is a Korean movie. Duh!
원래 영화볼때 이렇게 쉴새없이 떠들면서 보나?
지금껏 본 리액션 유튜버중 제일 집중이 안되네요ㅋㅋㅋ
@@ChaneleeS2 ㅇㅈ 지금까지 봐왔던 리액션 유튜버들중에서 이 유튜버가 제일 멍청해보임 한국어를 일본어로 햇깔려하는것도 아니고 영화마저 대놓고 일본영화래ㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅈ까고있누
솔직히 우리 한국인들도 이순신장군님의 전적을 믿기 힘듭니다만...사실이라서 아..그렇구나..개쩌는구나..하고 그냥 수긍합니다.
같은 민족으로서의 자긍심도 있지만 너무 전공이 사기적이세요 장군님이 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
저는 이순신장군님의 전략이나 전술도 좋지만 애민정신도 조명해줘야한다고 생각합니다.
백성들의 피해를 죄소화하시려던 그 마음이 저는 더욱 본받고 싶습니다.
한국어해주세요!!
Immediate dislike for obvious reasons.
명량 을 외 좋아하면 대장선 혼자 싸웟다~ 아침7시부터~호후 4시까지~ 그다음에 지켜보다가 온거~ 안왓쓰면 명량이 이순신 무덤이엿겠찌~
다로만들어~ 미래 위해서
~ 외? 모르냐? 총 솔필요없시죽인다 외? 장군들 밥그릇 덜어 질까서?
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 이미 덜어 젓다 모르면 아웃
한산용의출영도이서요
Bro react to bollywood movie PADMAAVAT
사 전움 시작하면 머리 돌아버리는거 알긴하는대 스타크래프트보면 돌아버림 이놈들 애들이
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