Hanbok

[dilliondemand]

I wipe my scum with hanbok....

[anhdillion]

lol.

[xobeepxo]

very informative-thanks

[niamtxiv]

very informative. lol thank for sharing it with me cheonson.

[Cheon1Son]

glad you enjoyed this.

[boyjohnnyyoyo]

This is interesting! Thanks for sharing.

[Cheon1Son]

Hey Niamtxiv, can you see the big drum people carry on their shoulders at 1:08? It is part of Koguryeo tomb mural. One book by Korean professor say the Miao have the same looking drums and this is another similar culture between Korean and Miao.

[niamtxiv]

I believe so. The Miao in China still play drums while the Miao outside China stop playing drums/gongs but only during funeral. It looks like a gong?

[Cheon1Son]

oh yeah, it is a Gong, not a drum. I was confused Gond and Drum in English. the Miao have bronze gongs and he assum that the Koguryeo gong would be a bronze gong too. We don't have one in Korea. If any Koguryeo bronze gong that is the same kind of one in the video exists, it may be in the hands of Chinese. yeah, he said the miao use it for funerals. According to Koguryeo tomb mural, the gong must have been used for a big ritual ceremony.

[niamtxiv]

Yes, we have bronze gongs that are use in shamanic rituals. I saw that Korean still use gong in shamanic rituals and other ceremonies. Gong and Drum in Miao is the same thing but in English, it's different. lol

[1talianol]

-Korean wear a traditionally Shang dress.

-Japanese wear a traditionally Tang dress.

-The Chinese should wear the traditionally Han dress .Not Manchu dress or the so called Chungsanchuang. So that it can be blended with other East Asian neighbours

[ooyummybunnyoo]

eww i would never wear korean hanbok they soo ulgy.they dont look sexy.i would rather wear japan kimino or vietnam ao dai

[Pertussis]

It's sad when people judge national constumes based on how "sexy" they are. But I guess it's their prerogative to act like whores if they want to.

[freshkorean]

what the fuck u twat

[NeverSayWhatever]

Formal dresses were not intended to look sexy, they were intended to look decent and acceptable, as well as elegant.

[xxxSophia123xxx]

Hey, shut up! Who cares about sexy clothes? Why would you say a thing like that anyway? Don't judge on how they LOOK like,they're just traditional costumes for Korean people. I bet your heritage's clothes are more uglier.

[jijahjiah]

you have no life if you're going around ignoring cultures and values and focusing on looking "sexy"

you utter no life. -__-

[Pertussis]

Given the geography of Asia, it's not some giant secret that Koreans INTERMARRIED with Mongols (who ruled China BEFORE the Ming dynasty) ages ago. Hence, why there are similar traditions and styles of dress. Try failing less at history next time.

[grubelsucht]

Statements and photos from wall paintings in this video date the Hanbok to 1,000 years prior to the Ming Dynasty. China copied the Hanbok for a spell. The Japanese Kimono is also copied from another version of the Hanbok about the 1400s. Fashions change, and the Hanbok has changed but slowly. Let me know if you can google-reference something otherwise. Thanks.

[elainekim85]

i feel so sorry for you...for having to resolve to foul language and ignorance to get your useless message across. any sort of tradition and culture should be the subject of intrigue, not some childish gibberish.

[jijahjiah]

why do you have to insult koreans

is that the best you can make out of ur life

[gakusei3]

just how accurate/relevant is your source?

Also, who are you to degrade Koreans? It's sad that you're just full of hate for Koreans for no reason at all.

[songjinwoo]

thank you so much, I scraped.

[Tinkafo]

very informative, thank you for uploading!

[HeavensAria]

hehe, thanks for the upload!

[dziredzire]

woah...i really enjoyed the video. I never realised there was so much to the hanbok :) thanks for the upload!