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Like.. When you say Zainichis are treated with hostilities in Korea, can you provide any evidence of the claim? Like, was there any incident of them being treated poorly in Korea? I don't think Korean-Japanese were treated poorly back home in Korea. But we know that they have been subjected to systemic discrimination in Japan. I saw a news about a Zainichi woman recieving kver a few thousand death threats by a Japanese man. And there was a man who shot at a Korean school with a gun and was incarcerated. They burnt down a house in Korea town as well. A student took his own life due to severe bullying for years. And these all happened in the 21st century in the last 20 years.. Many Zainichis hid their identities from the public. Many athletes and celebrities also had to hide their Korean ethnicity from the public, etc. They also sent death threats to a 76 year old Korean woman. And they have been holding weekly hate speech rally against Koreans calling them roaches and calling out for genocides and rapes of all Koreans in Japan. Those things don't exist in Korea against Korean-Japanese. You become an instant celebrity if you are a Korean-Japanese in Korea, actually. So, saying that as if this hate towards Zainichis comes from both Korea and Japan is the tactic Japanese right wings use to dilute the issue of discrimination in Japan. But it seems like whoever reports on the issue also likes using the tactic to deflect the severity of hate crimes against the Zainichis in Japan.

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Yea i think hip is konglish too

If you have Korean passport and speak fluent Korean, you will be considered to be Korean no matter which race you look. Do you have Korean passport and speak fluent Korean?

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South Korea is not poor now, it has caught up with the rest of the West. Many South Koreans migrated to Germany, is there any particular economic reason for that move? Many S.Koreans moved to the U.S, Canada, Australia etc. Asian and European miscegenates, the best looking people. Yes you too Dan and Becky.

I live in a major city in Australia, think of Toronto, N.Y.C or Chicago, and you get the jist of the melting pot chracteristic of those cities. I'm Italian but my ancestry is mixed, Austrian, Greek, Arabic. So on any given day people I may speak with assume I'm German, British or Italian. I felt like I have never blended into Australia because I am not one or the other. Just the same I view the world as an outsider or from an objective point of view. Objective in the sense that we are all on earth living different journeys, for good or bad that journey is amazing, dissapointing or refreshing. Our son is half Korean half Italian, he very good looking! Like you. Just remember life as being a journey, on the journey people will come and go. You will take away something from crossing paths with others, some are lessons or insights. Don't get too caught up with your mixed heritage, it is in your favor. You present yourself as very smart, use it to your advantage. I wish you an amazing journey in life :)

Lovely story and lovely couple and son.

I'm 65, half Korean/American, born after the Korean War in Seoul. My mother is Korean and I believe my father was an American GI. In the early 60's, I hated being mixed bc the people would stare at me, I felt like an animal in the zoo. She remarried another GI, we arrived in the U.S. in 1965. I get mixed messages from my mother who my father is. Sometimes I'm curious to know what my father looks like? Does he even know if I'm alive? So many questions and not enough answers. Children born without a parent(s) makes the child wonder about their parents, this feeling comes in and out our entire life.

I'm Mexican American from 2 Mexican tribes. I was born with the blue birthmark on my arm. It faded, but I can still see it, very faint. The person who says that Dr's should be more aware of the birthmark. Lots of Indigenous ppl have it. My dad had an argument with Dr, he thought he had been rough and bruised me. They are right.

I'm here for my half Korean son I hope he will be able to figure out how to be ok with who he is

Loved the My Mister mention ❤

Based on your choices you are not Korean…

It’s not just the look…it is the kind of ship and mannerism which you clearly don’t have…based on your opinion of it you are not culturally Korean…

ummm there was no such things said Korean veterans? hahahah this is the korean standard. be careful guys. ruclips.net/video/N8NUFYuagE0/видео.html

this is the fact. some Korean said you need one more atomic bomb Japanese? this is the true face of Korean ppl. if you interested Korean true face, just check it out about "So Far from the Bamboo Grove" and Futsukaichi Rest Home at the same time. and 通化事件... this one is the good one to learn about Korean ppl. ruclips.net/video/N8NUFYuagE0/видео.html

Have you ever heard Futsukaichi Rest Home where the Korean sexual crime victims had abortion and STD care?

I’m surprised this isn’t considered part of the coolie trade. As it’s similar to Indian and Chinese being brought with the promise of jobs. But many became indentured servitude or straight up slaves in some parts of the continent. The influences of Indian in Caribbean cuisine and culture. And Chinese in Guyana, Peru, and Suriname is underrated

My son is bi-cultural, Korean-American (Irish/English), but absolutely does not care. At all. Not even a little bit. 🤣🤣🤣 I think my son's response is the absolutely healthiest response I've ever heard from a "halfie." Dude is just a dude. Love it! (No shade intended for those who have struggled with identity more.) He is in his Junior year, raised all but 1.5 years in the US when he was a toddler. Acts completely American, but fits in perfectly with his friends, at school, etc. He had a little teasing in early elementary school, but that's it. One of his friends is also a halfie, so maybe that helped him feel less different.

I was given up for adoption from a catholic orphanage I know where it is.

The concept of race is racist.

1988 olympics in Seoul 1989(!) A year later, the iron curtain fell. Get your facts right

When I was a kid in the 60s there were twin boys in my neighborhood . They were mixed Korean-black. They were adopted by a black couple. I think they were happy kids.

Thanks for this! I attended the '88 Olympics in my mom's womb! I love all your content. I started watching so that I can be a better mama for my six month old halfie baby! :)

Jesus hates Catholicism. It's not about one group vs the other but answering to Jesus Himself. The 7 sacraments are BLASPHEMY. The eucharist mocks the SINGLE time that Jesus was crucified. You DON'T need Him offering His flesh over and over and over again. He HATES seeing so many put Mary herself in the way of reaching Him directly. Jesus did ALL THAT WORK being whipped, beaten, carrying the heavy cross, being crucified TEARING the veil and conquering death and resurrecting then the evil papacy put a veil back up with Mary's picture on it. It's a DIRECT offense to everything Jesus did for us in the first place! Catholicism DOES NOT get you into Heaven. Repent and only worship Him! So many Ex-Catholics will tell you how thankful Jesus removed the pagan blindness from their eyes. REPENT. 🙌✝⚠🚨

❤ Is what she said at the end true? I believe zainichis are still discriminated. What percent of yakuzas are zainichis?

Amerasian is the US military term for half Koreans who don’t grow up in 1 country ❤😊

I love the “ Moon Cult”…… My husband and I have been matched end of 1980 and married 1982…. We have 5 kids, all are married and having kids now….

What a fascinating story…., My husband and I were matched and wed by Rev Moon…. 43 some years ago…

Unless they think it’s a wig of course you grow your own hair. Maybe you should ask them,” do you grow your own hair?”

Happy korean new year seollal😊

Koreans immigrated to Mexico ? Wow 😮

Omgg I’m ur biggest fan ❤❤❤❤❤🎉

Get over it and thrive!

Thank you for sharing this. It’s crazy that people are just barely finding out that Mexico has a large Korean community because of TikTok. But there’s been a Korean presence in Mexico for about 100 years.

Ever Native American I know has this spot at birth

I'm Half Tanzanian, half Finnish. Born and raised in Sweden, but living in Germany.

interesting but you two sound like you argue a lot/hate each other

What an insight linking 여유 and space ... Thanks for producing high quality contents!

Are they from North Korea or South Korea or both?

My mother, born in Hong Kong in the 50s, immigrated to france in 1989. She met my biological father (french), that abused her, I'm born from this environement. My mither raised me alone, in France, in a asian community, in east of Paris, speaking chinese at home. I'm mixed Hong Kong-French, I'm white passing. The difficulties you went through resonates with me. I went on therapy, EMDR, and went to Hong Kong to trace back what happened in my mom's past. I did in fact, carried lots of trauma of my mother's. Knowing what happened made me pass through lots of emotions, that I needed to process. Slowly, in a few months, I began to feel for the first time : at peace. Intergenerational trauma, of the mixed asian family dynamic types, can be healed.

I'm pretty sure Gabi Kook's (yeong-guk namja's wife) dad lives in Mexico, I don't remember the reason why, and her parents are still technically married, and have an ok relationship though her mom now lives in Korea, Gabi herself was born in Argentina and raised in Spain, so Spanish is technically her first language.

영어학습 프로그램을 보고 왔습니다. 잘 못알아 듣지만 많이 느꼈고 동감하고 감사합니다 강의 덕분에 영어 할 수 있다는 용기를 얻었습니다 감사합니다

I'm one of those children. I'm 52 now but I was adopted at 4 1/2

They are not children of South Korean soldiers, but businessmen. only a tiny portion, of their fathers were soldiers.

i’m literally 75% korean, but the funny thing is i get called chinese by non koreans and i get called like philipino or mexican by koreans 😭

*is this West or East Germany? They were divided at the time right? I assume it's West Germany.