But no one in their country see him as to what he is, they just want to say he is bad cause he did dictatorship etc etc. And when hardship hit them, then they prise him. Saying he is better then moon or park, while it is SK elected president. Look at their reality not what they want u to believe.
@@tiefblau2780 because what he did other can do too. He only the first to do it. Any leaders can make their country progress that's easy task the only problem is their real motives. If their real motives to make country progress they already knew what should they done.
@@GolDRoger-fx2fp wait, what? Lololol do you seriously mean what you said???? I pretend that I didn't hear what you said, in 10,20 years tell me again, or someone else if your childish though hadn't change. And and, just curious why do you think anyone can lead Korea, do you think anyone can be gold d Roger? I mean ace didn't make it to raftel. SK still hasn't invented anything like any "leading" country.
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Ah, I am done watching its good that you can tell true history and stuff, but what it is today. Japan is stupid to let in this grudge plague ridden into Japan. No more, I wish you well, Japan and SK should cut ties ASAP.
It did but they never appreciate the good stuff, if it has a little bit of help. Everything is their original they did, while never have invented anything, even will mills were after Japan annexation. And now they want to "redo a new" relationship with Japan. Did SK think if it doesn't like something it can just erase it?
It's a question of governance focused on the economy, on how to build it, on how to bring in foreign revenues, which the Korean government zeroed in on industrialization, on manufacturing exportable industrial products, as well as commercial products such as wigs, textiles, etc. The template to nationbuilding has been made available already to the developing world by advanced countries. It should be easier now to just copy and do what the countries that have succeeded in it. As what Singapore's governance think tank guru has said "it's simply copying." But the question lies in the national leaders, do they have the awareness that Industrialization is the key? Sadly, most government know politics rather than industrialization and its added-value to nationbuilding,
@9:12 "Mobilize domestically held capital that is sleeping in citizen's pockets..." That's a nice way of putting it(!) I always thought that the use of surprise martial decrees to appropriate the legitimate earnings of private citizens is most decidedly outside of the generally-accepted principles of supposed "free economies."
So baffling how United States leaders, unlike Korean leaders over the last 35 years thought giving away all of our manufacturing to other countries was a wise move. Now, good jobs are scarce. Instead of making things the rest of the world needs, we have been reduced to "Hello, what can I do for you? What would you like today? All that has occurred is that a small percentage of people because very wealthy. Way way past time to reign in all these companies that are currently in China, Mexico, and Canada.
Now I know where from the hardworking and perseverance qualitiies in the South Korean people came from. It is the continuous effort of people living in poverty for decades. They built their country from scratch, but it took them a lot of hardwork, honesty and also love for their nation. Congratulations to you.
dig your ears with sharp spoons and paperclips follow the golden ratio. hard work and discipline no child porn no sex with minors no illegal drugs and no illegal firearms
Japan's WWII war drive stripped all resources from Korea ~ where the poor Koreans literally ate the tree barks off the tree~ and so even before the war broke out in 1950, 5 years after liberation, Korea was very very poor to start with~ devastation wasnt all due to the Korean war.
The South Korean Economic Model was developed by Dr Mahbub ul Haq who was the Head of Planning Commission of Pakistan and later became General Zia's Finance Minister. Koreans later honoured the Pakistani Economist by opening a street in his name. Today South Korea has one of the highest economic living standards in the world, thanks to the Good works done by Military Rulers during the 1970s, and the Chaebol.
The Chaebol were introduced by Japan during their rule. The economic model is also a Japanese model. I think the Koreans are obviously denying the existence of a huge elephant in the room which is Japan as the main contributor for their economic success. Korea was the second most industrialized nation in Asia after Japan in 1945.
This of course, does not take away the efforts put by the Koreans to achieve the success in the latter half of the XXth century. But you have to give back to Caesar what is Caesar's.
I've visited the museum and I was shocked and disappointed by the historical bias you represented. It was obvious that you were trying to promote certain political agenda instead of presenting cold hard facts. I've learned that all Korean museums fabricated its history for their liking. What a shame!
