South Korean TV crew that visited yeshiva to see how Jews Illuminate the world

A TV crew from South Korean paid a visit to Ponevezh (Ponovitch) Yeshiva in Bnei Brak in order to film and learn about the study of Talmud. The yeshiva has well over one thousand Talmidim, and is one of the leading Lithuanian-style yeshivos in Eretz Yisroel today The film crew interviewed students and Rabbis in the Yeshiva about their experiences learning Gemara and other Jewish texts.
“The reason why we came was to see the real Talmud. Jewish people are known for [a high percentage of] Nobel prizes. The Korean people are curious about how Jewish people started and why Jewish people are so smart,” the Korean journalist told Channel 10 TV. The TV crew also interviewed the yeshiva’s Rabbi Meir Volk.
I’ve also noticed a high level of traffic from google.co.kr, South Korea’s version of Google. It seems that thereis a large number of Koreans searching for terms such as Hebrew grammar, Hebrew vocabulary, and Hebrew lessons etc. Koreans realize that in order to learn Chumash, Talmud, and other texts they need to understand the language. I’m sure there isn’t a large amount of books written to help people who speak Korean learn Hebrew, let alone material specifically written in Korean. I’m interested in seeing if we could start a joint project to help more Koreans learn Hebrew.

[@KD-kw3ny]

OMG I LOVE YOU KOREA

[@gilsukim]

Thanks for the video. KBS is one of the major broadcasting companies in South Korea.
Do you know the outcome video of their visit?
Wish I could understand what was spoken in Hebrew as a Korean person. :)

[@rippingjeans7232]

Koreans have a lot to learn from Jews. I wish I had paid more attention in college, but I hope everything happens for the best and it’s never too late to learn.

[@ffnovice7]

How about now

[@7x779]

Very fascinating seeing a live video of all this fervent study yet still not coming to a knowledge of the truth. It appears that they elevate the talmud above the word of god, the torah. And even while studying the torah, a blindness in part has been over their eyes to keep them from seeing the truth Within. May God lift the blinders and open their eyes so that they can see and accept who their own Messiah is

[@gerberjoanne266]

Subtitles?

[@tuanisthename]

"illuminate"-nice

[@filmplay1501]

Can i find a korean jew?

[@ardanormm7490]

NO

[@nagihangot6133]

You can, there is a rabbi starting out a Jewish community in South Korea with his adopted Korean girl.

[@rippingjeans7232]

@@nagihangot6133 A Korean Jew? That's so rare!