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    Korean History Distortion

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      winchester
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      history is all just a matter of perspective. depends on who you ask, history might be different.

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        AC_Power
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        I believe when we talk about history, it must be something that is written in ancient text or pictures engraved in caves known to be inhabited by ancient civilization. Apart from that, all must be classified as myth, not history. Just like our Chinese myths on how Pan Gu created the heaven and earth and Nv Wa created humans to roam the earth. These are myth or course, similar to the Korean’s bear and God story on how they came about.


        Even the stories of tribal lord of Huang Di (widely believed to be the ancestor of Chinese people) are passed down by words of mouth and recorded in Shi Ji by Shima Qian during the Han Dynasty. Since no one can prove or disprove the existence of Huang Di, we will just leave it as it is. Do we put it down as history, no we should not. Ancient history of China should only be traced back credibly with Shi Ji.

        Therefore, I am not going to dispute whether the Koreans’ version of how their civilization comes about is true or false. If they want to talk history, show us the historical records. Without one, I will just treat it as a myth.

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          lim72
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          I'm not here to offend any Koreans but this is my personal view and observation. I usually like to compare Koreans with Japanese, to some extend, they have some similarities such as they speak their own unique languages(spoken & written), they are generally proud of their country, jobs and are hardworking.


          But I always find something is lacking in most Koreans, such as the way they talk and behave. They are not as cultured or civilised as Japanese. I think I should stop here... 😄

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            limlim
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            korea? which one are u talking abt?


            there is 2 korea leh…

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              lim72
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              If you are asking me, I refer more to South Koreans as I have never met North Koreans before and definitely not been to North Korea. :censored:

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                Ichigokun
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                limlim:
                korea? which one are u talking abt?


                there is 2 korea leh..
                Both Koreas are equally guilty.

                The North Korean state media (Joseon) had a science show stating that the start of humankind was in Pyongyang of North Korea. They were called Black Mountain Grape Hominid (Potaesan-in).

                South Koreans on the other hand, use KBS, the South Korean media, in this show Hanguk Yeogsa-e (History of Korea). They state that Japan was entirely part of a small Southwestern Korean empire named Baekje. And all Japanese are descendants of Baekje.

                One even more ridiculous thing they said about Baekje is that Baekje occupied Eastern China: the entire stretch from Jilin, Shenyang, Shandong Peninsula, down into Jiangsu province and Zhejiang province.

                Look up on YouTube, they have TONS of Korean history distortion there.

                Japanese even created a TV programme to criticize Korea on their claimings that Chinese words were Korean, Confucius is Korean etc. And how Koreans were so despicable to let the world organizations and in turn the world know such fake rubbish.

                Everyone knew Duanwujie is Chinese. China did not tell the world organization about that because they saw no need to.

                Well? Koreans took the first step and stole this chance. So now everytime us Chinese celebrate Duanwujie, we are celebrating a \"Korean\" festival

                Even major media sources of Japan say so.

                Not Just Japan, even Taiwan criticizes Koreans on the NEWS.

                Another thing they kinda lied about is about Koguryo. Koguryo is aka Pohai in China. It is one of the racial minorities in Northeastern China and Koreans are claiming Koguryo to be theirs and kicking Chinese and the minorities of Pohai out.

                Anyway, search on YouTube for old Korean pictures. You'll be surprised how they used to look...

                1) Dark Brown skin like Southeast Asians
                2) A Flat Nose and Single Eyelids like Northern Chinese
                3) Doesn't even look like civilized people. Their Hanbok, traditional costume, is not what you see today. In the past, women in Hanbok had no cover whatsoever, they show their breats in public as it is a form of pride to them.
                (Africans do this too. However, in East Asian culture which are Japanese and Chinese, this is seen as a savage act and not practised)
                4) They like to carry things on their heads like Indians and Africans
                5) Very Round face, not oval like most East Asians.

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                  Ichigokun
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                  So a DNA test was carried out. It is found that the Koreans carry O2b as their main haplogroup.


                  O2b DNA can also be found in Japanese, Manchus, Indonesians, Thais, Vietnamese, Malays, Polynesians, Micronesians etc. (other Southeast Asians and Southern China minorities such as Li, Hmong and Daic)

                  O2b is definitely not a DNA haplogroup that originated from North or East Asia since O2b DNA haplogroup cannot be found in the following races:

                  1) Han Chinese
                  2) Evenki of Siberia
                  3) Mongols
                  4) Chukotskiy of Russia
                  5) Eskimos of Arctic (they are actually Asian but moved to Arctic)
                  Etc.

                  This DNA test was carried out by Japanese experts.

                  Koreans were raged that Japanese tested out such results from them, and say that it’s a fake, so instead, Koreans themselves carried out a DNA test, claiming Chinese and Japanese are the most heavily diluted races in East Asia while Koreans have totally no intermix at all when all they want was just revenge.

                  Koreans have always prided themselves in being a "pure" and "Altaic, Tungus" race. But the results failed them. The major North Asian DNA haplogroup, C3, is not found in Koreans.

                  Another DNA haplogroup, O3 is found in Han Chinese and other East Asian races that have intermixed with Chinese including Koreans, Tibetans, Japanese, Vietnamese etc.

                  O3 is a mix of the O tribes with the C3 tribes of the north.

                  There is another DNA haplogroup, O1b, which branches out from O1 together with O1a (Malays) though O1b and O1a are different since they mutated over time due to weather and environment.

                  O1b is very rare and can only be found in over 20% in Taiwanese, Chinese people of Zhejiang province, Fujian province, Jiangsu province, Guangdong province and Hainan Island (coastal areas of China)

                  However O1b people in the past were quite strong and established many great civilizations as they moved from South China to North Asia, however, many of them got diluted by native tribes.

                  It’s quite surprising that Siberians, although being non-coastal people, have quite a high content of O1b Haplogroups.

                  - This DNA test was conducted in 2010 by Japanese experts

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                    Ichigokun
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                    AC_Power:
                    I believe when we talk about history, it must be something that is written in ancient text or pictures engraved in caves known to be inhabited by ancient civilization. Apart from that, all must be classified as myth, not history. Just like our Chinese myths on how Pan Gu created the heaven and earth and Nv Wa created humans to roam the earth. These are myth or course, similar to the Korean's bear and God story on how they came about.


                    Even the stories of tribal lord of Huang Di (widely believed to be the ancestor of Chinese people) are passed down by words of mouth and recorded in Shi Ji by Shima Qian during the Han Dynasty. Since no one can prove or disprove the existence of Huang Di, we will just leave it as it is. Do we put it down as history, no we should not. Ancient history of China should only be traced back credibly with Shi Ji.

                    Therefore, I am not going to dispute whether the Koreans' version of how their civilization comes about is true or false. If they want to talk history, show us the historical records. Without one, I will just treat it as a myth.
                    Koreans say Chiwoo/ Jaoji (CHIYOU) is Korean. They said Chiyou was the sixteenth Korean emperor and Huangdi was nothing more than another emperor that rebelled the \"Great Korean\"

                    It's kinda obvious how eager they are to make their enemies slaves of their people.

                    Chiyou had a cowhead and six eyes. Koreans are a bit stupid to say Chiyou is Korean because they are indirectly insulting themselves to be cows with six eyes. Moreover Chiyou isn't Korean. He's Hmong Mien (of Southwestern China minority)

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                      Ichigokun
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                      Here are some links on YouTube


                      Cheon1Son (Cheonson means Korea in the past) is a Korean it's actually quite obvious the way he insults other races and says how great Koreans are in his videos. And some blind Koreans comment saying \"EXCELLENT VIDEO. PLEASE MAKE MORE.\"

                      Here's one of his videos: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oLF3247Mp7U

                      He says Chinese have never existed! Chinese Han copied Korean Han! Chinese were from Vietnam! Blah blah blah..

                      It's dangerous how he lies because he's teaching other people wrong things and could be critical to political arena and superiority of races.

                      And yes, one of those blind Koreans that defend this video goes by the name klee4.

                      Check his channel and you see him insulting all Vietnamese on Vietnam history videos. Koreans are racist. They dislike being Southeast Asian, they hate Japanese for raping their woman during World War 2, they hate China for siding North Korea and they hate America for separating themselves with their Northern brothers and they hate North Korea too because it's communist.

                      Koreans are very complex people. Can't understand why they hate everybody.

                      These are Chinese dynasties maps. Note Korea. They constantly been ruled by Japanese, Chinese, Khitani, Manchu, Mongol etc.

                      http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sqEc_bwSJ3g

                      This is how Korea looked like not too long ago and Koreans

                      http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rivF70qFm-E

                      Read the comments and you will find that everyone is saying Korea is a vassal tributary state of China for 2,000 long years

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                        Ichigokun
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                        Korean fake claims..

                        http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iugsAkysb8g

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