"한국인들 건드리면 큰일 난다!" 지금 미국 난리 난 이순신 열풍.. 찾아볼수록 더 놀란 미국인들

#OverseasReaction #YiSunsin #KoreanHistory "Messing with Korea is a Big Deal": Why Americans Were Shocked by Korean History Records Instead of Korean records, I first opened the history books of the invading nations. There is a Korean figure whose name is becoming increasingly well-known in the U.S. these days: General Yi Sunsin. However, those who have looked further into Korean history realize that Yi Sunsin was not the only one like that. But beneath that story, comments like this are posted: "Korea lost. China came and saved us." "Koreans rewrite history just to feel good." So, in this video, I did not put only Korean records first. I first opened the history books of the nations that provoked this country. The Sui Dynasty, which sent an army of 1.13 million soldiers calling Goguryeo an "insignificant horde," is recorded in Chinese history books as having had only 2,700 out of 305,000 soldiers return alive, and it is written that Emperor Taizong of Tang, who failed to cross Ansi Fortress, "deeply regretted what he could not achieve." The Khitan history books record that the commander-in-chief of a 100,000-strong army abandoned his armor and fled. In this video: ✔ The saying "Korea was lucky"—so we look at the history books of the invading side first ✔ The price paid by the emperor who called them an insignificant horde: 305,000 versus 2,700 ✔ Was it a minor stumbling block? The Earthen Mountains Built by the Tang Dynasty and Emperor Taizong's Regret ✔ Seventy-Year-Old Gang Gam-chan, the Khitan Commander-in-Chief Who Fled Abandoning His Armor ✔ The Mongols Who Erased the Country from the Map, and Goryeo, Which They Couldn't Finish Despite 30 Years of Devotion ✔ Monk Kim Yun-hu Who Declined His Reward Claiming He Had No Bow, and the People of Chungju Fortress ✔ Japan That Ordered Us to Make Way, and the Japanese General Who Survived on Seaweed on a Deserted Island ✔ "China Saved Us?" Checking the Dates ✔ The Admiral: Roaring Currents, Where Thirteen Ships Blocked Over 130; Why the U.S. Fell for Yi Sun-sin ✔ A Video Watched by a Former U.S. Marine: The End of the Pirates Who Shouted "Money Korea" ✔ 2019: Factories and Labs Instead of Guns We discuss all of these together. 🔥 Notice ※ This video was produced based on actual cases and publicly available materials. Some scenes have been reconstructed and staged to aid understanding, and AI-based images have been used. Foreign videos cited have been used briefly with attribution. The comments from international viewers featured in this video are translations of the original English text. ⏱ Timeline 00:00 Yi Sun-sin Causing a Stir in the US Right Now, "You'll Be in Big Trouble If You Mess with Koreans" 03:15 "Korea Lost, Did China Save It?" Opening the history books of the invading side in response to the US reaction 05:29 Eulji Mundeok at the Battle of Salsu: Only 2,700 out of 305,000 Sui troops returned 11:23 Battle of Ansi Fortress: The single fortress that Emperor Taizong of Tang deeply regretted 16:58 Gang Gam-chan at the Battle of Gwijju: The Khitan commander-in-chief who abandoned his armor and fled 18:29 Goryeo-Mongol Wars: The country that the Mongols, who swallowed the world, clung to for 30 years 23:33 Yi Sun-sin: Hansando, Myeongnyang, and Noryang: Why the US was left out of the general who stopped 130 ships with only 13 30:08 Operation Dawn in the Gulf of Aden: A former US Marine’s view of the video and "Money Korea" 35:02 2019 Japan Export Restrictions: Korea counterattacks with hydrogen fluoride 39:10 Messing with Koreans will lead to big trouble; this country will see it to the end