The current elders built a great nation for their offsprings. They worked 7 days a week with no days for rest except national holidays they ate less to give more to their children and they made sure the kids went to school however far it was away. Govt led and encouraged and helprd the citizens to help themselves and Govt sent 10's and thousands of smart students to study abroad (US) who came back with phD's from top US universities in science and math that was the backbone of technology development of industries.
Best Respect for South Korea for 2 things 1- South Korea soldiers are extremely brave. they fights against communism dictatorship protect their offsprings 2-Korea student is very respected the world respect Korea student for their rigorious studying spirit
master universe JFK refused the next cycle of economic aid. He wanted Korea to stay an agriculture based economy. The farmland was above the DMZ. Park normalized relations with the Japan in spite of the protest of citizens and gained 600, million in aid from Japan.
master universe oic this is a Japanese apologist platform. This is about Korea. Not your inbred neighbors who became CRAZY Shito master race crazy and sttacked all over the world. I am over you, so over you. No new evidence Just ”Koreans couldn’t do it without the Japanese” Hey you got kicked out. Korea took your shit on a fire sale and became Chaebols Sure they were educated in Japan. They became Zaibatsu with a Korean flourish.
master universe also remember Korea knows how to turn trash into something worthwhile! So you colonize another country, take away their property, their LANGUAGE and all the education is in Japanese, and even cultural practices are allowed, Anyone who spoke Korean, recognized holidays or even sung Korean Folk Songs was punishable by death. So go the eff home. They didn’t need inferior crazed JAPANESE educators. The Japanese were out and any trash left behind was turned into something purposeful to Korea. I can only hope our brothers and sisters in the North can be reunified without the disgusting Russian interference or the now evilest empire US interfering. Now I am really over you. I am really over you. Completely over you with your sick Abe.
Wow 🥲 This documentary has been very educational. It gives me a better perspective on South Korea’s economy and look forward to visiting some day. I’m American 🇺🇸 btw
in 1950. South Korea was the country of poverty and hopelessness. most of the people thought there's no hope in their country. but, in 1963. President Park Chung hee and South Korean people who really wanted their children live better, do not starve anymore, did the work so that South Korean live better now. Koreans should be love and respect their parents and Park Chung hee
Actually Lord Mountbatten chose 15 Aug in Indian Independence Bill as it was lucky day for his career(Japanese army surrendered on the same day in 1945)
The government is the people and the people is the government. You have good people you get good government. You have bad people who have learnt nothing from history, you have bad government. That's sadly my country for you.
When looking at the process of economic development in Korea, which is often referred to as ‘the miracle of the Han River,’ the most crucial factor that led to economic success was the establishment of the second Five-Year Economic Development Plan (1967-1971). When it comes to Korea’s economic relationship with Japan after diplomatic normalization in 1965, as many experts have pointed out, it is clear that Japan played an important role in triggering Korea’s compressed economic development through Japan’s ODA to Korea, trade expansion, and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) by Japanese firms. When Seoul and Tokyo signed the Treaty on Basic Relations between the Republic of Korea (ROK) and Japan, it was agreed that the Japanese government would provide financial aid to Korea including grant aid of $300 million, loan aid of $200 million, and commercial loans of $300 million. The Korean government decided to invest $120 million out of $500 million (combined grant loan and loan aid) into the construction of Pohang Steelworks which was Korea’s leading steel maker. In this process Japanese steel makers such as Yawata Steel (now Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal) also engaged in technical cooperation with Pohang Steelworks. At that time, the Japanese Export Promoting Agency such as the ExportImport Bank of Japan (now the Japan Bank for International Cooperation) provided over $500 million as a commercial loan through the Korean government and this loan was utilized to import machinery and industrial plants from Japan.1 In other words, Japan’s ODA to Korea laid the basis for the economic development of Korea, focusing on the manufacturing sector. On the other hand, it also played a significant role in increasing Korea’s level of economic dependency on Japan. By analyzing the trade data between Korea and Japan during the process of Korea’s economic development, it is possible to observe the extent to which the Korean economy relied on Japan.
i hope korean learn true history. When looking at the process of economic development in Korea, which is often referred to as ‘the miracle of the Han River,’ the most crucial factor that led to economic success was the establishment of the second Five-Year Economic Development Plan (1967-1971). When it comes to Korea’s economic relationship with Japan after diplomatic normalization in 1965, as many experts have pointed out, it is clear that Japan played an important role in triggering Korea’s compressed economic development through Japan’s ODA to Korea, trade expansion, and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) by Japanese firms. When Seoul and Tokyo signed the Treaty on Basic Relations between the Republic of Korea (ROK) and Japan, it was agreed that the Japanese government would provide financial aid to Korea including grant aid of $300 million, loan aid of $200 million, and commercial loans of $300 million. The Korean government decided to invest $120 million out of $500 million (combined grant loan and loan aid) into the construction of Pohang Steelworks which was Korea’s leading steel maker. In this process Japanese steel makers such as Yawata Steel (now Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal) also engaged in technical cooperation with Pohang Steelworks. At that time, the Japanese Export Promoting Agency such as the ExportImport Bank of Japan (now the Japan Bank for International Cooperation) provided over $500 million as a commercial loan through the Korean government and this loan was utilized to import machinery and industrial plants from Japan.1 In other words, Japan’s ODA to Korea laid the basis for the economic development of Korea, focusing on the manufacturing sector. On the other hand, it also played a significant role in increasing Korea’s level of economic dependency on Japan. By analyzing the trade data between Korea and Japan during the process of Korea’s economic development, it is possible to observe the extent to which the Korean economy relied on Japan.
Korea is a gem...may it rise further...great are its people...thumps up to Saemaul Undong
The current elders built a great nation for their offsprings. They worked 7 days a week with no days for rest except national holidays they ate less to give more to their children and they made sure the kids went to school however far it was away. Govt led and encouraged and helprd the citizens to help themselves and Govt sent 10's and thousands of smart students to study abroad (US) who came back with phD's from top US universities in science and math that was the backbone of technology development of industries.
Best Respect for South Korea for 2 things
1- South Korea soldiers are extremely brave. they fights against communism dictatorship protect their offsprings
2-Korea student is very respected
the world respect Korea student for their rigorious studying spirit
This is inspiring me. I need to work harder!!
work hard at what ever you do, my friend.
South Koreans Hard work and Strive for Education Is amazing. They are truly a remarkable Country
master universe please elaborate. Show us how they are wrong so we may know.
master universe JFK refused the next cycle of economic aid. He wanted Korea to stay an agriculture based economy. The farmland was above the DMZ. Park normalized relations with the Japan in spite of the protest of citizens and gained 600, million in aid from Japan.
master universe honey I don’t need this history lesson. I have family who lived it!
master universe oic this is a Japanese apologist platform. This is about Korea. Not your inbred neighbors who became CRAZY Shito master race crazy and sttacked all over the world. I am over you, so over you. No new evidence Just ”Koreans couldn’t do it without the Japanese” Hey you got kicked out. Korea took your shit on a fire sale and became Chaebols Sure they were educated in Japan. They became Zaibatsu with a Korean flourish.
master universe also remember Korea knows how to turn trash into something worthwhile! So you colonize another country, take away their property, their LANGUAGE and all the education is in Japanese, and even cultural practices are allowed, Anyone who spoke Korean, recognized holidays or even sung Korean Folk Songs was punishable by death. So go the eff home. They didn’t need inferior crazed JAPANESE educators. The Japanese were out and any trash left behind was turned into something purposeful to Korea. I can only hope our brothers and sisters in the North can be reunified without the disgusting Russian interference or the now evilest empire US interfering. Now I am really over you. I am really over you. Completely over you with your sick Abe.
I wish my country is like this 😥😥
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Wow 🥲 This documentary has been very educational. It gives me a better perspective on South Korea’s economy and look forward to visiting some day. I’m American 🇺🇸 btw
Beautifully made video!
i nearly cry while watching this clip
Samauel Undong (new village movement) was the pivotal change in modernizing Korwa and changing the ways of life from a kingdom to a modern society.
yes, South Korea is a great country
the Student all around the World highly respect The South Korea student for rigorious study spirit
in 1950. South Korea was the country of poverty and hopelessness. most of the people thought there's no hope in their country.
but, in 1963. President Park Chung hee and South Korean people who really wanted their children live better, do not starve anymore, did the work so that South Korean live better now.
Koreans should be love and respect their parents and Park Chung hee
The hardworking people and the visionary dictator who knew?
Daniel O yes, if only he had stepped down when he promised. He would be celebrated as the hero he was.
This inspires me to work harder.
I should have mindset of hardworking from south korean people
How did the land securities benefit landlords? What made receiving those securities in their interest during the reform?
so India and Korea share the same date as their Independence day?? interesting....
edit: 15 August
Actually Lord Mountbatten chose 15 Aug in Indian Independence Bill as it was lucky day for his career(Japanese army surrendered on the same day in 1945)
Hey, I'm trying to find the source of this documentary. Would you be able to point me to the original source?
"A silver of light"?
The government is the people and the people is the government. You have good people you get good government. You have bad people who have learnt nothing from history, you have bad government. That's sadly my country for you.
يا الاهي
When looking at the process of economic development in Korea,
which is often referred to as ‘the miracle of the Han River,’
the most crucial factor that led to economic success was the
establishment of the second Five-Year Economic Development
Plan (1967-1971). When it comes to Korea’s economic
relationship with Japan after diplomatic normalization in 1965,
as many experts have pointed out, it is clear that Japan played
an important role in triggering Korea’s compressed economic
development through Japan’s ODA to Korea, trade expansion,
and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) by Japanese firms.
When Seoul and Tokyo signed the Treaty on Basic Relations
between the Republic of Korea (ROK) and Japan, it was agreed
that the Japanese government would provide financial aid to
Korea including grant aid of $300 million, loan aid of $200
million, and commercial loans of $300 million. The Korean
government decided to invest $120 million out of $500 million
(combined grant loan and loan aid) into the construction of
Pohang Steelworks which was Korea’s leading steel maker.
In this process Japanese steel makers such as Yawata Steel
(now Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal) also engaged in
technical cooperation with Pohang Steelworks. At that time,
the Japanese Export Promoting Agency such as the ExportImport
Bank of Japan (now the Japan Bank for International
Cooperation) provided over $500 million as a commercial loan
through the Korean government and this loan was utilized to
import machinery and industrial plants from Japan.1
In other
words, Japan’s ODA to Korea laid the basis for the economic
development of Korea, focusing on the manufacturing sector.
On the other hand, it also played a significant role in increasing
Korea’s level of economic dependency on Japan.
By analyzing the trade data between Korea and Japan during
the process of Korea’s economic development, it is possible
to observe the extent to which the Korean economy relied on
Japan.
一大经机世 汉国大明国
Japanese money and Tec
Wtf
i hope korean learn true history.
When looking at the process of economic development in Korea,
which is often referred to as ‘the miracle of the Han River,’
the most crucial factor that led to economic success was the
establishment of the second Five-Year Economic Development
Plan (1967-1971). When it comes to Korea’s economic
relationship with Japan after diplomatic normalization in 1965,
as many experts have pointed out, it is clear that Japan played
an important role in triggering Korea’s compressed economic
development through Japan’s ODA to Korea, trade expansion,
and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) by Japanese firms.
When Seoul and Tokyo signed the Treaty on Basic Relations
between the Republic of Korea (ROK) and Japan, it was agreed
that the Japanese government would provide financial aid to
Korea including grant aid of $300 million, loan aid of $200
million, and commercial loans of $300 million. The Korean
government decided to invest $120 million out of $500 million
(combined grant loan and loan aid) into the construction of
Pohang Steelworks which was Korea’s leading steel maker.
In this process Japanese steel makers such as Yawata Steel
(now Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal) also engaged in
technical cooperation with Pohang Steelworks. At that time,
the Japanese Export Promoting Agency such as the ExportImport
Bank of Japan (now the Japan Bank for International
Cooperation) provided over $500 million as a commercial loan
through the Korean government and this loan was utilized to
import machinery and industrial plants from Japan.1
In other
words, Japan’s ODA to Korea laid the basis for the economic
development of Korea, focusing on the manufacturing sector.
On the other hand, it also played a significant role in increasing
Korea’s level of economic dependency on Japan.
By analyzing the trade data between Korea and Japan during
the process of Korea’s economic development, it is possible
to observe the extent to which the Korean economy relied on
Japan.
@@ToyotomiHideyoshiGre i didn't read what u wrote and I'm not gonna waste my time on that. LMAO