This video opens with the logo of a company in Korea, and then moves into a speaker's presentation.The speaker, a formally dressed Korean man, spoke in front of a blackboard and a projection screen about the history of the Korean Peninsula and relations with Japan.The speaker began by pointing out that the Korean Peninsula, with its 5,000 years of history, has never been as economically rich and militarily powerful as it is now.He then referred to the Japanese occupation of Dokdo (Dokdo) in 1905 and its inclusion in textbooks, which led some Japanese students to believe that Dokdo was Japanese territory.The speaker strongly objected to this as a distortion of history.Continuing the history of the Korean Peninsula, the speaker touched on foreign invasions during the Three Kingdoms period, the development of gunpowder in the Goryeo Dynasty, and the impact of the Imjin Japanese Rebellion of 1592 on Korea.He highlighted Japan's colonial rule between 1910 and 1945, which resulted in 2 million young men being conscripted into labor and 200,000 women becoming comfort women.The speaker expressed a strong hatred for this part of Japan's history and argued that this hatred needs to be translated into competition.The speaker then discussed the history of colonization in other countries, particularly the colonial activities of Britain, France, and China in Africa and Asia.He noted that Korea was proud to be the only country that had never invaded another country.He mentioned that he had told the President of Zambia that Korea had never invaded any country and hoped that Zambia would be a model for Africa.Finally, the speaker referred to the colonization of South America by Portugal and Spain, emphasizing that they had plundered a great deal of wealth from their colonies.He used a shipwreck as an example of the impact of this loss of wealth on the colonies.The video ends with the speaker's call for liberation and autonomy, emphasizing that countries occupied by Japan during World War II should now be autonomous.Throughout the video, the speaker's narration shows the historical background of the Korean Peninsula, the complex relationship with Japan, and a deep reflection on the colonial history.The speakers' strong emotions and strong points of view were designed to evoke the audience's appreciation of the past and hope for the future.[00:10:00->00:20:00] The video shows a Korean man in a white shirt standing in front of a projection screen, earnestly going through his presentation.His words were full of passion and anger, and he kept pointing his finger at the maps and data on the screen, emphasizing Japan's aggressive behavior in history and its impact on the Korean Peninsula."I am talking about Japan," he began, "which is a very large country, four times larger than my own." Pointing to the map on the screen, he went on to explain, "This is a land four times larger than my country, and this is Sakhalin Island, also known as the Kuril Islands." He emphasized this point repeatedly, with a hint of helplessness and anger in his tone: "Kuril Islands, Kuril Islands, our compatriots are coming back these days."

He recounted the history of the Japanese occupation of Sakhalin Island, noting that the Japanese had built airports, roads and exploited resources there.He asked angrily, "What is the point of exploiting these resources if you are not going to use them? Who do they want to use to extract the resources? Our entire people." He mentioned that Japan recruited 70,000 Koreans during the occupation to labor hard in this cold land.He then turned to Japan's aggressive behavior in other parts of Asia.He mentioned the war with China in Manchuria in 1938 and the Japanese invasion of Vietnam during World War II, which led to the starvation of 2 million Vietnamese.He cited other areas occupied by Japan, such as Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines and Papua New Guinea, to emphasize Japan's atrocities in Asia.He recalled his youthful experiences, mentioning that he had surfed the waters of Papua New Guinea and found a Japanese airplane that had crashed during World War II.He described the Japanese diary and the unrusted machine gun on that plane, details that deeply shocked him.He mentioned that in 1943, Japan was building airplanes on the Korean Peninsula, and that when he was in school, the Japanese often referred to these airplanes and the exploitation of resources.He further recounted Japan's demographic and economic situation in the 1920s, noting that Japan's population at that time was close to 100 million, while the Korean Peninsula had a population of only 20 million.He questioned why Japan would be so interested in a small country, believing that there were greater ambitions hidden behind it.He then turned to the issue of Dokdo, emphasizing that Japan had incorporated Dokdo into its own territory in 1905 and had described it as Japanese territory in textbooks.It's our land, there's a lot of gas there, and we're going to get it back someday," he said angrily." He urged the audience to learn about history and educate the next generation to prevent history from repeating itself.Finally, he addressed the current economic and geopolitical situation, noting that South Korea is economically dependent on China but militarily dependent on the United States.He emphasized that despite South Korea's complex relationship with Japan, it is important to remain vigilant and not let historical animosity affect future cooperation.He urged the audience to have a clear view of history, but also to be pragmatic and to maintain good diplomatic relations with the United States in order to meet the challenges ahead.The whole speech was full of deep reflection on history and hope for the future, and the speaker's passion and anger made the audience feel his deep feelings for the country and the nation.[00:20:00->00:30:00] The video shows a formally dressed Korean man standing in front of a projection screen, continuing his passionate speech.The audience sat quietly in the room, listening intently to his every word.The speaker's words were filled with reflections on history and visions for the future, and his tone was firm, sometimes angry, sometimes hopeful."We're not going to go to America and say, 'Oh, we're tough' or anything like that," he began, with a hint of sarcasm in his tone, "We've been trapped by China for 5,000 years, and we've been fighting China for 5,000 years.We have lived with the Chinese for 5,000 years," he emphasized, "and I have lived with Japan for 5,000 years, very painfully." He paused, as if he was letting these heavy feelings of history penetrate every listener."There's nothing I can do about it, but I have to say," he continued, his tone revealing helplessness and determination, "I'm still alive, and there's nothing I can do about it, but at least I've got one more card to play now.This card is called the United States of America." He pointed to the map on the screen, emphasizing the importance of the U.S. "We have to play this card, and I'm pro-American.I'm not a pro-US bride, nor am I a pro-medium pastor.I am a person with a firm stance, neither pro-Japanese nor pro-Chinese."

He further elaborated on his views on the development of the country, "As a Catholic priest, I can tell you that the way forward for this country should be to make sure that people are happy in their faith, to make sure that they are doing what they are supposed to be doing.Don't feel sorry for what you have, there is a country where you can stop feeling sorry for what you have.At the moment, the most logical country is the United States of America," he said firmly, "so my country is the United States.This is the United States of America, so the President of the United States of America will do nothing to make the United States grovel."

He went on to discuss China's Northeast Process, "China is a country known as the 'Northeast Process,'" he explained, "North Korea is the Yanbian Autonomous Region, it's yours.This is North Korea. This is a self-governing country. It's your own country. You're going to China.The history of this country is gone, and China now has its own history.We want to talk about Japan, which is four times the size of South Korea, but has a smaller economy and half the population of South Korea."

He backs up his point with concrete data and facts, "Nagasaki, Japan is more than 2,000 kilometers from the bottom of the world, and this country is more than 2,000 kilometers long.We're only 1,000 kilometers from Jeju to Busan, but Japan is a country twice our size.Japan's population is 97 million, compared to 20 million in the Joseon era.Japan is an asshole, but it's not up to Japan to do that, it's up to us to make sure we have a strong country."

He spoke of the importance of reunification, "You can't kill North Korea," he said firmly, "North Korea can't be killed, it can't be saved.It's a country that doesn't exist and can't be saved.The best way to do this is to harmonize.If it's a barrel, we play cards.If it were tin, we might have a house of cards.You can tell the Chinese that you can have yours, China.We can give you a pass to the Pacific.When you get to the Pacific, we'll give you a ride."

He further elaborated on the complex relationship between the countries, "You can't go to China from Japan unless you go through us.You can't reach us and you can't reach you.The same is true for China and the United States.When you come back here, when you go into China, you feel like this is the only way out for you.Better get in there. You can only play so much."

He concluded, "Through solidarity, we want to ensure a happier and more comfortable life for our people.It's all very clear how much happiness and comfort you can tolerate.Division can do a lot of things, but we need unity.We are divided within ourselves, and we need to be unified.We are internally divided and we are pitted against those who say we need to be united."

The passion and determination of the speakers left the audience in deep thought, as if they saw the hopes and challenges of the future in this review of history.An atmosphere of seriousness and determination pervaded the room, and everyone was energized by the speaker's words and excited about the future.[00:30:00->00:40:00] The video shows a formally dressed Korean man standing in front of a projection screen, continuing his passionate speech.The audience sat quietly in the room, listening intently to his every word.The speaker's words were filled with reflections on history and visions for the future, and his tone was firm, sometimes angry, sometimes hopeful.The speaker started talking about the dark side of human history, and with a hint of sarcasm in his tone, he said, "They're assholes, that's how human history is." He emphasized that human history was full of conflict and aggression, but the kingdom Jesus wanted to build was a very different world.He pointed out that the kingdom of Jesus is not a nation, but a spirit, an idea, which is exactly why people need to pursue a higher purpose.He then turned to his plans for the future.He mentioned that he was building an agricultural university, nursing school and elementary school in Zambia.Through these programs he hopes to provide the local community with education and skills to help change their lives.He emphasized that teaching and planting trees is exactly the kind of world that God wanted to create, and that he would spare no effort to achieve that goal.I will go behind the backs of politicians and not let them stand in the way of our progress," he said firmly."

The speaker then began to discuss the relationship between missionaries and politics.He noted that many missionaries throughout history had been tools of politicians and kings, who often deprived local people of their resources for their own benefit.He warned that the same tragedy could happen again if we are not careful.We can't let the missionaries take everything, we have to make sure we benefit from it ourselves," he emphasized."

The speaker went on to talk about geographic and historical changes.He showed a map of the world and talked about the impact of the Ice Age on the geographic distribution.He explained that 10,000 years ago, when the Ice Age came, the ice in the North Pole increased in height while the ice in the south decreased, which led to a rise in the water table.As the water level rose, much of the land was submerged, creating the islands and lakes that exist today.He cited Jeju Island as an example, which was formed during this period.He pointed out that without that ice age, the Korean Peninsula could have been a unified country instead of its current divided state.The speakers further explored the history and culture of Japan.He mentioned that when the Japanese settled in Japan, they were confined to one island and gradually developed a unique culture.He recounted the culture of the Jomon period, noting that people during this period had begun to build huts and live in relatively enclosed environments.He emphasized that Japan's history and culture were unique, but also had similarities with other countries.He mentioned that Japanese samurai armor was made of leather and silk, materials that made the armor both beautiful and functional.Finally, the speaker returned to an exploration of religion.He mentioned that the main religions in Japan are Buddhism and Shintoism, both of which occupy an important place in Japanese society.He recounted his family background, mentioning that he was born into a family that practiced Buddhism, but that religious beliefs are blurred in Japan and it is very common for people to switch between religions.He emphasized that the core of religion lies in inner faith and attitude towards life, not mere rituals and dogmas.The whole speech was full of deep reflection on history and hope for the future, and the speaker's passion and determination left the audience in deep thought.It was as if they saw the hopes and challenges of the future in this review of history, and everyone was infected by the words of the speakers and full of expectations for the future.[00:40:00->00:50:00] The video shows a formally dressed Korean man standing in front of a projection screen, continuing his passionate speech.The audience sat quietly in the room, listening intently to his every word.The speaker's words were filled with reflections on history and visions for the future, and his tone was firm, sometimes angry, sometimes hopeful.The speaker started talking about the complexity of Japanese shrines.He explained that there are eight million gods in Japanese shrines, which means that any god can be worshipped.The problem, however, is that dead kings are worshipped as gods, a practice that has sparked controversy throughout history.He mentioned that in the Second World War, Japan enshrined the spirits of war criminals in shrines, believing them to be gods.He angrily stated that this approach takes away the sobriety of history, as if it were a continuing struggle with the mistakes of the past.He went on to tell the history of the Japanese Imperial family.He said that Emperor Tenmu officially changed the name of the country to "Japan" in 673, meaning "the country where the sun rises".He emphasized that the name change was not only a linguistic shift, but also a symbol of national identity.The speaker mentioned that it was not until the Meiji Restoration in 1868 that Japan officially deified the Emperor.He pointed out that this initiative was an important step towards modernization in Japan, but it also brought new problems, such as the rise of nationalism and aggression against other countries.The speaker further discusses the structure of rule in Japan.He mentioned that Japan was not historically ruled by the literati, but by the samurai class.These warriors were the nobles, who enjoyed privileges, while the peasants, merchants and artisans were at the bottom of the social ladder.He emphasized that this social structure had lasted for centuries in Japanese history and had influenced the country's cultural and political development.The speaker then turned to the modern history of Japan.He mentioned that in 1853, U.S. Commodore Perry came to Japan and forced Japan to open its doors.This event triggered the modernization of Japan, known as the Meiji Restoration.He describes in detail Japan's rapid rise during this period, including the manufacture of cannons, guns, and machine guns, as well as the dispatch of foreign students to the United States and Europe to learn advanced technology and management methods.The speaker also mentioned the Sino-Japanese War of 1894, in which Japan defeated China and thus gained control of Korea.He said angrily that the incident led to the loss of sovereignty of Korea and its colonization by Japan.He emphasized that the Korean people must remember this history in order to prevent similar tragedies from recurring.Finally, the speaker returned to a look at the future.He mentioned that the Emperor of Japan is still the symbol of the country, but his power is limited.He urged the audience to have a clear view of history, but also to be pragmatic and to maintain good diplomatic relations with the United States in order to meet the challenges ahead.He emphasized that through unity and hard work, Korea could achieve national unity and development and create a better world for future generations.The whole speech was full of deep reflection on history and hope for the future, and the speaker's passion and determination left the audience in deep thought.It was as if they saw the hopes and challenges of the future in this review of history, and everyone was infected by the words of the speakers and full of expectations for the future.[00:50:00->01:00:00] In a room with wooden walls, a group of people sit quietly in chairs, listening intently to a Korean man in a white shirt.This man stood at the front of the stage, microphone in hand, looking serious and determined.His informative and engaging speech ranged from the history and culture of Japan to politics and the complex relationship between Korea and Japan, with each sentence filled with deep reflection on history and a vision for the future.The speaker began to talk about the imperial family and shrines in Japan.He mentioned that the place where the Emperor of Japan resides is a mysterious place inaccessible to ordinary people, and even the movements of the Emperor are elusive.He noted, however, that it was interesting to note that there was a park in front of the Emperor's palace that housed many homeless people.He describes how when he visited these homeless people in the park, he found them living a difficult life, full of hopelessness and despair.He returned to the audience to see a dumbfounded crowd, as if blown away by what he had told them.The speaker then turned to the character "Sen", the symbol of Japan.He explained that the symbol represents the king of the great island nation in Japanese culture and is a symbol of Japanese royalty.He mentioned that there are similar symbols in the UK, such as the Queen's emblem.He further discusses the history and culture of Japan, emphasizing that Japan was a country ruled by a class of samurai who enjoyed privileges while the general population was at the bottom of the social ladder.Continuing with Japan's modern history, the speaker mentioned that in 1853, U.S. Commodore Perry forced Japan to open its doors, an event that triggered Japan's modernization.He describes in detail Japan's rapid rise during this period, including the manufacture of cannons, guns, and machine guns, as well as the dispatch of foreign students to the United States and Europe to learn advanced technology and management methods.He also mentioned the Sino-Japanese War of 1894, in which Japan defeated China and thus gained control of Korea.He said angrily that the incident had led to the loss of Korea's sovereignty and its colonization by Japan, and that the Korean people must remember that history in order to prevent a similar tragedy from happening again.The speaker then returned to a look at the future.He mentioned that the Emperor of Japan is still the symbol of the country, but his power is limited.He urged the audience to have a clear view of history, but also to be pragmatic and to maintain good diplomatic relations with the United States in order to meet the challenges ahead.He emphasized that through unity and hard work, Korea could achieve national unity and development and create a better world for future generations.The whole speech was full of deep reflection on history and hope for the future, and the speaker's passion and determination left the audience in deep thought.It was as if they saw the hopes and challenges of the future in this review of history, and everyone was infected by the words of the speakers and full of expectations for the future.The atmosphere in the room was serious and determined, and the eyes of the audience revealed a deep feeling for their country and nation.[01:00:00->01:10:00] In a room with wooden walls, a Korean man in a white shirt stands in front of the stage, holding a microphone with a serious and determined look.His informative and engaging presentation ranged from Japan's imperial family and shrines, to samurai culture, to the political and social structure of modern Japan, each sentence filled with a deep reflection on history and a vision for the future.He began by referring to the complexity of Japan's shrines, noting that they are dedicated not only to nature gods, but also to dead kings and war criminals.He angrily stated that this approach takes away the sobriety of history, as if it were a continuing struggle with the mistakes of the past.He emphasized that the change of the name of the country by the Emperor of Japan in 673 to "Japan", meaning "the country where the sun rises", was not only a linguistic shift but also a symbol of national identity.However, after the Meiji Restoration in 1868, Japan deified the emperor, a move that promoted modernization but also brought new problems such as the rise of nationalism and aggression against other countries.He then turned to Japanese samurai culture.He explains that the samurai class has been privileged throughout Japan's history, while the general population has been at the bottom of the social ladder.He mentions that the samurai were not only skilled in martial arts, but also in the tea ceremony and philosophy, which made them spiritually and materially dominant.He describes the swordsmanship and loyalty of the samurai, noting that these warriors not only protected the daimyo, but also the commoners, creating a complex system of rule.He went on to talk about Japan's modern history, mentioning that in 1853 U.S. Commodore Perry forced Japan to open its doors, an event that triggered Japan's modernization.He describes in detail Japan's rapid rise during this period, including the manufacture of cannons, guns, and machine guns, as well as the dispatch of foreign students to the United States and Europe to learn advanced technology and management methods.He also mentioned the Sino-Japanese War of 1894, in which Japan defeated China and thus gained control of Korea.He said angrily that the incident had led to the loss of Korea's sovereignty and its colonization by Japan, and that the Korean people must remember that history in order to prevent a similar tragedy from happening again.He then addressed the issue of freedom of the press in Japan.He mentioned that South Korea is currently ranked first in Asia in terms of press freedom, but past governments, such as Park Geun-hye and Lee Myung-bak, have restricted press freedom.He emphasized that the current Moon Jae-in administration allows the media to express their views freely, which makes the country more open and transparent.He pointed out that this freedom was based on the intelligence and political awareness of the people, not simply on following the dictates of politicians.Finally, he returned to his vision for the future.He mentioned that the Emperor of Japan is still the symbol of the country, but his power is limited.He urged the audience to have a clear view of history, but also to be pragmatic and to maintain good diplomatic relations with the United States in order to meet the challenges ahead.He emphasized that through unity and hard work, Korea could achieve national unity and development and create a better world for future generations.The whole speech was full of deep reflection on history and hope for the future, and the speaker's passion and determination left the audience in deep thought.It was as if they saw the hopes and challenges of the future in this review of history, and everyone was infected by the words of the speakers and full of expectations for the future.The atmosphere in the room was serious and determined, and the eyes of the audience revealed a deep feeling for their country and nation.[01:10:00->01:20:00] In a room with wooden walls, a Korean man in a white shirt stands in front of the stage, holding a microphone with a serious and determined look.His informative and engaging presentation ranged from Japan's imperial family and shrines, to samurai culture, to the political and social structure of modern Japan, each sentence filled with a deep reflection on history and a vision for the future.The speaker began his account of the apotheosis of the Japanese imperial family by angrily stating that the Emperor's change of the country's name to "Nippon" in 673, meaning "the country of the rising sun", was not only a linguistic shift, but also a symbol of national identity.However, after the Meiji Restoration in 1868, Japan deified the emperor, a move that promoted modernization but also brought new problems such as the rise of nationalism and aggression against other countries.He then turned to Japanese samurai culture.He explains that the samurai class has been privileged throughout Japan's history, while the general population has been at the bottom of the social ladder.He mentions that the samurai were not only skilled in martial arts, but also in the tea ceremony and philosophy, which made them spiritually and materially dominant.He describes the swordsmanship and loyalty of the samurai, noting that these warriors not only protected the daimyo, but also the commoners, creating a complex system of rule.The speaker went on to talk about Japan's modern history, mentioning that in 1853 U.S. Commodore Perry forced Japan to open its doors, an event that triggered Japan's modernization.He describes in detail Japan's rapid rise during this period, including the manufacture of cannons, guns, and machine guns, as well as the dispatch of foreign students to the United States and Europe to learn advanced technology and management methods.He also mentioned the Sino-Japanese War of 1894, in which Japan defeated China and thus gained control of Korea.He said angrily that the incident had led to the loss of Korea's sovereignty and its colonization by Japan, and that the Korean people must remember that history in order to prevent a similar tragedy from happening again.He then addressed the issue of freedom of the press in Japan.He mentioned that South Korea is currently ranked first in Asia in terms of press freedom, but past governments, such as Park Geun-hye and Lee Myung-bak, have restricted press freedom.He emphasized that the current Moon Jae-in administration allows the media to express their views freely, which makes the country more open and transparent.He pointed out that this freedom was based on the intelligence and political awareness of the people, not simply on following the dictates of politicians.Finally, he returned to his vision for the future.He mentioned that the Emperor of Japan is still the symbol of the country, but his power is limited.He urged the audience to have a clear view of history, but also to be pragmatic and to maintain good diplomatic relations with the United States in order to meet the challenges ahead.He emphasized that through unity and hard work, Korea could achieve national unity and development and create a better world for future generations.The whole speech was full of deep reflection on history and hope for the future, and the speaker's passion and determination left the audience in deep thought.It was as if they saw the hopes and challenges of the future in this review of history, and everyone was infected by the words of the speakers and full of expectations for the future.The atmosphere in the room was serious and determined, and the eyes of the audience revealed a deep feeling for their country and nation.However, the speaker suddenly shifted to a new topic.He began to tell a story about "dressing up", which he continued with determination, even though it seemed to be somewhat disconnected from the previous presentation.He mentioned that Japan is a highly deified country, so much so that people nowadays even forget that.He emphasized that even in this highly deified state, Japan was still trying to replace the father who had stepped down.He described the process, saying, "The man who became king this time was 59, 9 years old, yes, very late.I'm 59, 9. Yes, I'm late. I wish I was still king at 59." He continued in a sarcastic tone, "If you become king at the age of fifty-nine, then the great name of this general, which is a thousand years.This general, the Daimyo, who ruled Japan for a thousand years, ruled with the sword."

He further explained that the country that ruled Japan was ruled by the sword and that this culture would not change in the future.It's not that this culture will change, but it's that in the future, if I have the opportunity, I'll use every opportunity, I'll use the knife, but I think the most important thing is what you do with the knife," he emphasized."

The speaker went on to mention South Korea, saying, "This is South Korea, calm down, I'm talking to you.I'm strong and good today.This horse is strong today.The story still rings true today.You heard me right, didn't you? We have a long history with Japan."

The audience was captivated by his words, as if they were brought into a space of reflection filled with intertwined history and reality.The atmosphere in the room became more serious and everyone was energized by the words of the speaker and excited about the future.

Question: How many regions did the human migration out of Africa pass through in the video?

Choices:
A. Passed through five districts
B. Crossed over seven territories
C. Traveled across three provinces
D. Navigated through four zones

Answer: A

Question: How did primitive man arrive in Japan 30,000 years ago?

Choices:
A. Following migratory patterns of animals across the Bering Strait to northern Japan.
B. Migrating out of Africa, all the way to China, through frozen oceans to Japan.
C. Crossing land bridges from Siberia during periods of lowered sea levels.
D. Traveling from Southeast Asia by boat, following coastal routes to the Japanese archipelago.

Answer: B

Migrating out of Africa, all the way to China, through frozen oceans to Japan.

Human migration out of Africa [00:26:40->00:26;51].

Primitive arrives in China region China [00:27:03->00:27:12]

Thirty thousand years ago the oceans of Japan and the continental region were connected by ice [00:27:46->00:28:05]

Primitive man reaches Japan through the frozen ocean [00:28:05->00:29:17]

Question: How Korea was ceded to Japan

Choices:
A. The Treaty of Ganghwa established Japanese dominance over Korea following a series of diplomatic negotiations with Western powers.
B. Japan's Meiji Restoration made the country strong, lost the war with the Qing Dynasty to give up the sovereignty of Korea.
C. Korea voluntarily joined Japan through the Japan-Korea Annexation Treaty to modernize its economy and infrastructure.
D. The Treaty of Shimonoseki granted Japan control over Korea after defeating the Russian Empire in the Russo-Japanese War.

Answer: B

Japan's Meiji Restoration made the country strong, lost the war with the Qing Dynasty to give up the sovereignty of Korea.

US Merchant Marine arrives in Japan [00:46:06->00:46:26]

Japan sends foreign students to study advanced technology around the world [00:46:26->00:46:47]

Japan industrialized and became a strong nation [00:46:47->00:47:08]

Qing Dynasty loses war and gives up sovereignty over Korea [00:47:08->00:47:37]

Question: The agitated tone of the speaker's voice when referring to the Japanese occupation of Korea has and effect

Choices:
A. The agitated tone demonstrates indifference to the historical events of the occupation
B. The agitated tone expresses hatred and resentment toward the Japanese invaders
C. The agitated tone conveys nostalgia for the economic policies implemented by Japan
D. The agitated tone reflects admiration for Japanese cultural influence during the occupation

Answer: B

The agitated tone expresses hatred and resentment toward the Japanese invaders

Japan had an industrial revolution that produced a lot of advanced equipment [00:46:26->00:46:47]

Japan became powerful and began to invade other countries [00:46:47->00:47:08]

Korea is occupied by Japan [00:47:08->00:47:37]

The host's agitated tone expresses resentment and dissatisfaction with the Japanese invaders [00:48:32->00:49:00]

Question: If South Korea is unable to maintain good diplomatic relations with the U.S., how might this affect South Korea's future?

Choices:
A. South Korea might face increased economic sanctions from global powers
B. South Korea could be annexed by North Korea
C. South Korea could experience a significant decline in technological innovation
D. South Korea might see a rise in domestic political instability

Answer: B

South Korea could be annexed by North Korea

Speaker mentions that South Korea is economically dependent on China and militarily dependent on the United States [00:53:53->00:55:00]

North Korea has the idea of unifying South Korea [01:06:27->01:12:00]

South Korea can't maintain good diplomatic relations with the U.S., and South Korea's military power will be greatly weakened

North Korea may move south to reunify Korea

Question: What the video focuses on

Choices:
A. It examines Japan's environmental policies and sustainability efforts, particularly in addressing climate change and preserving natural resources in the modern era.
B. It tells the history of Japan as a nation from primitive man to modern times, how Japan has developed step by step, and Japan's repeated crimes of aggression against neighboring countries in modern times and Korea's role in them.
C. It analyzes Japan's economic transformation from a feudal society to a technological powerhouse, focusing on post-World War II industrial policies and innovation.
D. It explores the cultural evolution of Japan through its traditional arts, from ancient tea ceremonies to modern anime, highlighting their influence on global pop culture.

Answer: B

It tells the history of Japan as a nation from primitive man to modern times, how Japan has developed step by step, and Japan's repeated crimes of aggression against neighboring countries in modern times and Korea's role in them.


This video documents the experiences of a group of fishing enthusiasts on a fishing trip somewhere in Europe, fishing mostly in a beautiful lake surrounded by mountains.The video kicks off with a man standing in front of a building at night waiting for it to start, and the next shot switches to a car driving in the rain, but the driver doesn't look worried about the weather, instead looking forward to the coming storm.The vehicle then traveled through the snow to get ready for the campground.A group of people were preparing for a camping trip as they excitedly packed their bags for the start of their fishing days.Zene, the main character in the video, shares the story of his decision to go fishing on Europe's Great Lakes.He circled this lake and raved about the setting, considering it one of the best places to fish in Europe.Zene mentions that the carp here are very large, some weighing 20 kilograms or more, with dark, wrinkled skin that is very unique.He emphasized that it attracts fishing enthusiasts from all over the world.Zene also shared that he and his partner, Betty, proposed here and it's a great memory they share.The video shows a romantic moment between Zene and Betty at the lake, where Zene gets down on his knee and proposes and Betty happily accepts.Zene mentioned that the trip was memorable not only because of the big fish they caught, but also because of the great time they had together.The video goes on to show Zene and other anglers fishing on the lake.They sat in their chairs, concentrating on putting their lines in the water and enjoying the beauty of their surroundings.Zene mentioned that while sometimes they would come up empty, there were good times when they caught big fish.He singled out three big carp he caught this summer, one of which weighed over 20 kilograms and was the biggest fish he had ever caught.The video concludes by showing Zene and others continuing to fish at night.They use drone lighting and wait patiently for the fish to take the bait.Zene mentioned that when the moon rose, they finally caught a two-kilogram carp, which wasn't big but enough to make them feel excited and satisfied.Zene is confident that they will have more to offer in the coming days.The whole video shows the fishing enthusiasts' love of nature and obsession with fishing through beautiful natural scenery and fishing activities, while conveying their friendship and shared memories.[00:10:00->00:20:00] As night falls, the silvery moonlight sprinkles on the calm lake, sparkling as if inlaid with countless diamonds.Zene stood on a log, wearing a jacket and gloves and holding a fishing tape, ready to begin his nighttime fishing trip.He looked up at the full moon with a hint of determination on his face, as if he were conversing with himself, "Thank you very much, but I was hoping for more.If you don't appreciate the little ones, you won't appreciate the big ones.The difference is a thousand miles."

The scene switches to a beautiful view of the lake, the moon's reflection swaying gently on the water, the surrounding mountains looking even more serene in the night.Zene continued, "A little money isn't worth a lot, that's all."His words reveal a deep understanding of fishing, as if each sentence is rich in philosophy.The video then shows the night sky with bright stars and a full moon in a breathtakingly beautiful image.Zene stood at the edge of the lake, his back to the camera, seemingly admiring the beautiful night view, "It's nights like this that are so refreshing."

The camera pulls away to show the mountains and trees around the lake, everything looks so calm and peaceful.The breeze blowing gently off the lake brought a hint of coolness, but not a chill.Zene continues about their fishing strategy, "We chose this place because yesterday wasn't very successful.We had to maneuver, so we came across the lake."

The scene switches to a group of people fishing in a park, sitting on the ground and concentrating on putting their lines into the water.One of the men was wearing a hat and seemed to be extraordinarily focused.We have to adapt," Zene explained.The water is not very deep near the coast, but there is also an area of seaweed here.I have put some bait in the area and hopefully it will attract fish."

A map of the lake appears in the video, with blue dots marking their location.Zene pointed to the map and said, "The average depth of this water is 13-15 meters, but the terrain under the water is very complex.We hope the fish find their anchovies in these waters."

As the night wore on, Zene and his partner continued to fish at the lake, a look of anticipation in their eyes.While our bite indicators are quiet during the day, at night everything can change," said Zene.I believe that a 100% change in light makes a big difference."

The scene switches to a beautiful sunset over a lake, the sky is filled with vibrant colors and as the sun gradually sinks into the horizon, the entire lake is tinted gold.Zene stood at the edge of the lake with a smile on his face, "This is what we were fishing for earlier the next day, the weather conditions and the current fishing conditions were excellent.Nonetheless, I think most anglers give up at this point.But we have to trust ourselves that anything can change in this moment."

The video ends with Zene standing in front of the hotel, looking out over the lake with determination and hope in his eyes, "Maybe tonight will bring results, and if not, then the next night will surely bring rewards."

The entire video showcases the anglers' love of nature and obsession with fishing through beautiful natural scenery and fishing activities, while also conveying their camaraderie and shared memories.[00:20:00->00:30:00] The video shows Zene and Betty biking along a path along the lake, enjoying the beauty of their surroundings.The two stopped from time to time to admire the shimmering surface of the lake and the serenity of the mountains in the distance.The sunlight poured through the treetops and onto the lake, creating a golden band of light.Zene's face was beaming with happiness, as if this beautiful scene mirrored the joy in his heart.They eventually stopped at a clearing by the lake and sat on the grass, enjoying a moment of peace.Zene pulls out his drone and prepares it for flight.He stood at the edge of the lake and told the camera, "After another failure last night, we're well on our way to finding some hope.It was hard to sleep after a long day of fishing, but we talked a lot and discussed ways to be more efficient.We decided to split up and hopefully this time it would be different."

Peter took a seat near the drain at the edge of the lake, which he insisted was a good spot.Peter explains, "I'm in the process of asking her to marry me this summer.This place means a lot to me and I hope it brings us luck."Zene nodded approvingly, trusting Peter's choice.Zene and Betty continued their walk around the lake, enjoying the peaceful surroundings.Zene picked up the fishing line and prepared to try again.He threw his line into the water and the scenery around him was breathtakingly beautiful.The lake is as calm as a mirror, reflecting the blue of the sky and the green of the mountains, and everything looks so harmonious.I've waited three days for this day," Zene smiled to the camera.No matter how big the fish is, I can't wait to touch it.Everything about this place makes me feel excited and hopeful."His words are filled with a love of fishing and a reverence for nature.The camera switches to Zene and Peter fishing in separate locations on the lake.Peter sat on a rock, staring intently at the water, while Zene was on the other side of the lake, patiently waiting for a fish to take the bait.The lake lapped gently against the shore, bringing a touch of coolness, but not a chill.Zene suddenly felt a tug on the line and he reacted quickly, carefully pulling the fish out of the water.He was holding a large carp in his hand and his face was full of pride and joy.Showing his trophy to the camera, he said, "Look, it's a really big fish, not very tall, but very stout.It doesn't seem to have a shortage of food and has a wide variety of land resources.It was a really old fish, not very long, but with a big head and fins."

The video ends with Zene and Peter continuing their fishing trip at the lake with a look of anticipation and determination in their eyes.Night slowly descended, the silver moonlight once again sprinkled on the calm lake, sparkling, as if inlaid with countless diamonds.Standing at the edge of the lake, Zene told the camera, "Maybe tonight will bring results, and if not, then the next night will surely bring rewards."

The entire video showcases the anglers' love of nature and obsession with fishing through beautiful natural scenery and fishing activities, while also conveying their camaraderie and shared memories.The night was deep, the lake was calm, and everything seemed so peaceful and beautiful.[00:30:00->00:40:00] The night is low, the lake is like a mirror, and the surrounding mountains look even more silent in the night.Wearing a black jacket and hat, Zene stood at the edge of the lake, fishing line in hand, ready to begin his nighttime fishing trip.He carefully threw the line into the water and then pulled gently to make sure it reached the bottom without any problems.The moonlight sprinkled on the surface of the lake, sparkling as if it were inlaid with countless diamonds.Zene stared intently at the water with a hint of determination on his face.It is very important that the water is about 12 to 15 meters deep, because the line must be able to go all the way to the bottom," he said softly."His words reveal a deep understanding of fishing, as if each sentence is rich in philosophy.The lake lapped gently against the shore, bringing a hint of coolness, but not a chill.Zene continued on their fishing strategy, "We had to be mobile, so we came across the lake.The depth of the water is important here to ensure that the line reaches the bottom without any problems."His words are filled with a love of fishing and a reverence for nature.The lake is as calm as a mirror, reflecting the blue of the sky and the green of the mountains, and everything looks so harmonious.Suddenly, Zene felt a tug on the line and he reacted quickly, carefully pulling the fish out of the water.He was holding a large carp in his hand and his face was full of pride and joy.Showing his trophy to the camera, he said, "Look, it's a really big fish, not very tall, but very stout.It doesn't seem to have a shortage of food and has a wide variety of land resources.It was a really old fish, not very long, but with a big head and fins."

The camera switches to Zene and Peter fishing in separate locations on the lake.Peter sat on a rock, staring intently at the water, while Zene was on the other side of the lake, patiently waiting for a fish to take the bait.The lake lapped gently against the shore, bringing a touch of coolness, but not a chill.Zene continues, "While our bite indicator is quiet during the day, at night everything can change.I believe that a 100% change in light makes a big difference."

The night was deep, the lake was calm, and everything seemed so peaceful and beautiful.Standing at the edge of the lake, Zene told the camera, "Maybe tonight will bring results, and if not, then the next night will surely bring rewards."His words were full of determination and hope.Night slowly descended, the silver moonlight once again sprinkled on the calm lake, sparkling, as if inlaid with countless diamonds.The whole video shows the fishing enthusiasts' love of nature and obsession with fishing through beautiful natural scenery and fishing activities, while conveying their friendship and shared memories.Zene and Peter's eyes were filled with anticipation and determination for the days ahead.[00:40:00->00:50:00] Early in the morning, a thick fog shrouds the banks of the Blito River, as if casting a veil of mystery over the tranquil waters.Zene stood at the edge of the lake, surrounded by the mountains, his figure standing firm in the morning sun.He was dressed in a black jacket and hat, with a fishing line in his hand, ready to start a day of fishing.The lake is gently rippling in the breeze, sparkling, as if inlaid with countless diamonds.Zenai tosses the line carefully into the water and then pulls gently to make sure it reaches the bottom smoothly.He stared intently at the water with a hint of determination on his face.It is very important that the water is about 12 to 15 meters deep, because the line must be able to go all the way to the bottom," he said softly."His words reveal a deep understanding of fishing, as if each sentence is rich in philosophy.The lake lapped gently against the shore, bringing a hint of coolness, but not a chill.Zene continued on their fishing strategy, "We had to be mobile, so we came across the lake.The depth of the water is important here to ensure that the line reaches the bottom without any problems."His words are filled with a love of fishing and a reverence for nature.The lake is as calm as a mirror, reflecting the blue of the sky and the green of the mountains, and everything looks so harmonious.Suddenly, Zene felt a tug on the line and he reacted quickly, carefully pulling the fish out of the water.He was holding a large carp in his hand and his face was full of pride and joy.Showing his trophy to the camera, he said, "Look, it's a really big fish, not very tall, but very stout.It doesn't seem to have a shortage of food and has a wide variety of land resources.It was a really old fish, not very long, but with a big head and fins."

The camera switches to Zene and Peter fishing in separate locations on the lake.Peter sat on a rock, staring intently at the water, while Zene was on the other side of the lake, patiently waiting for a fish to take the bait.The lake lapped gently against the shore, bringing a touch of coolness, but not a chill.Zene continues, "While our bite indicator is quiet during the day, at night everything can change.I believe that a 100% change in light makes a big difference."

The night was deep, the lake was calm, and everything seemed so peaceful and beautiful.Standing at the edge of the lake, Zene told the camera, "Maybe tonight will bring results, and if not, then the next night will surely bring rewards."His words were full of determination and hope.Night slowly descended, the silver moonlight once again sprinkled on the calm lake, sparkling, as if inlaid with countless diamonds.The whole video shows the fishing enthusiasts' love of nature and obsession with fishing through beautiful natural scenery and fishing activities, while conveying their friendship and shared memories.Zene and Peter's eyes were filled with anticipation and determination for the days ahead.[00:50:00->01:00:00] Early in the morning, a thick fog shrouds the banks of the Blito River, as if casting a veil of mystery over the tranquil waters.Zene stood at the edge of the lake, surrounded by mountains, his figure standing firm in the morning sun.He was dressed in a black jacket and hat, with a fishing line in his hand, ready to start a day of fishing.The lake is gently rippling in the breeze, sparkling, as if inlaid with countless diamonds.Zene pushed the line carefully to one of the buoys, then proceeded to throw the line into the water and wait for the fish to take the bait.He stared intently at the water with a hint of determination on his face.It is very important that the water is about 12 to 15 meters deep, because the line must be able to go all the way to the bottom," he said softly."His words reveal a deep understanding of fishing, as if each sentence is rich in philosophy.The lake lapped gently against the shore, bringing a hint of coolness, but not a chill.Zene continued on their fishing strategy, "We had to be mobile, so we came across the lake.The depth of the water is important here to ensure that the line reaches the bottom without any problems."His words are filled with a love of fishing and a reverence for nature.The lake is as calm as a mirror, reflecting the blue of the sky and the green of the mountains, and everything looks so harmonious.Suddenly, Zene felt a tug on the line and he reacted quickly, carefully pulling the fish out of the water.He was holding a large carp in his hand and his face was full of pride and joy.Showing his trophy to the camera, he said, "Look, it's a really big fish, not very tall, but very stout.It doesn't seem to have a shortage of food and has a wide variety of land resources.It was a really old fish, not very long, but with a big head and fins."

The camera switches to Zene and Peter fishing in separate locations on the lake.Peter sat on a rock, staring intently at the water, while Zene was on the other side of the lake, patiently waiting for a fish to take the bait.The lake lapped gently against the shore, bringing a touch of coolness, but not a chill.Zene continues, "While our bite indicator is quiet during the day, at night everything can change.I believe that a 100% change in light makes a big difference."

The night was deep, the lake was calm, and everything seemed so peaceful and beautiful.Zene stood at the edge of the lake and told the camera, "Maybe tonight will bring results, and if not, then the next night will surely bring rewards."His words were full of determination and hope.Night slowly descended, the silver moonlight once again sprinkled on the calm lake, sparkling, as if inlaid with countless diamonds.The whole video shows the fishing enthusiasts' love of nature and obsession with fishing through beautiful natural scenery and fishing activities, while conveying their friendship and shared memories.Zene and Peter's eyes were filled with anticipation and determination for the days ahead.[01:00:00->01:10:00] Early in the morning, a thick fog shrouds the banks of the Blito River like a light veil, casting a mysterious veil over this tranquil body of water.Zene stood at the edge of the lake, surrounded by mountains, his figure standing firm in the morning sun.He was dressed in a black jacket and hat, fishing line in hand, ready to begin a day of fishing.The lake is gently rippling in the breeze, sparkling, as if inlaid with countless diamonds.Zene pushed the line carefully to one of the buoys, then proceeded to throw the line into the water and wait for the fish to take the bait.He stared intently at the water with a hint of determination on his face.It is very important that the water is about 12 to 15 meters deep, because the line must be able to go all the way to the bottom," he said softly."His words reveal a deep understanding of fishing, as if each sentence is rich in philosophy.The lake lapped gently against the shore, bringing a hint of coolness, but not a chill.Zene continued on their fishing strategy, "We had to be mobile, so we came across the lake.The depth of the water is important here to ensure that the line reaches the bottom without any problems."His words are filled with a love of fishing and a reverence for nature.The lake is as calm as a mirror, reflecting the blue of the sky and the green of the mountains, and everything looks so harmonious.Suddenly, Zene felt a tug on the line and he reacted quickly, carefully pulling the fish out of the water.He was holding a large carp in his hand and his face was full of pride and joy.Showing his trophy to the camera, he said, "Look, it's a really big fish, not very tall, but very stout.It doesn't seem to have a shortage of food and has a wide variety of land resources.It was a really old fish, not very long, but with a big head and fins."

The camera switches to Zene and Peter fishing in separate locations on the lake.Peter sat on a rock, staring intently at the water, while Zene was on the other side of the lake, patiently waiting for a fish to take the bait.The lake lapped gently against the shore, bringing a touch of coolness, but not a chill.Zene continues, "While our bite indicator is quiet during the day, at night everything can change.I believe that a 100% change in light makes a big difference."

The night was deep, the lake was calm, and everything seemed so peaceful and beautiful.Standing at the edge of the lake, Zene told the camera, "Maybe tonight will bring results, and if not, then the next night will surely bring rewards."His words were full of determination and hope.Night slowly descended, the silver moonlight once again sprinkled on the calm lake, sparkling, as if inlaid with countless diamonds.In the video, Zene shows off his elaborate fishing gear.He explained in detail how to use a special bait that dissolves slowly in the water and attracts fish to it.He dipped his fingers in some water and gently moistened the ends of the bait to make sure it would dissolve smoothly in the water.This ensures that the bait stays in the water in the best condition and attracts more fish," said Sawane as he maneuvered."

Zene went on to show how to hook the fishing line to the rod and adjust the bite indicator.He placed the line carefully into the water to make sure it would reach the bottom.We have to make sure we have the right amount of tension in the line so we can react quickly when the fish takes the bait," he emphasizes."

The video shows Zene and Peter waiting patiently for a fish to take the bait at the lake.The lake is as calm as a mirror and the surrounding scenery is breathtakingly beautiful.Fishing is more than just waiting, it's a pleasure," Zene said to the camera.Every time a fish is hooked, it's an exciting time."There was a look of anticipation and determination in his eyes, as if to tell the audience that no matter what the outcome was, they would continue to persevere and enjoy every fishing trip.Night had fallen once again, and the lake looked serene in the moonlight.Standing at the edge of the lake, Zene told the camera, "Maybe tonight will bring results, and if not, then the next night will surely bring rewards."His words were full of determination and hope, as if telling everyone watching the video that no matter how many difficulties they encountered, as long as they persevered, they would always get something out of it.[01:10:00->01:20:00] Early in the morning, a thick fog shrouds the banks of the Blito River like a light veil, casting a mysterious veil over this tranquil body of water.Zene stood at the edge of the lake, surrounded by mountains, his figure standing firm in the morning sun.He was dressed in a black jacket and hat, fishing line in hand, ready to begin a day of fishing.The lake is gently rippling in the breeze, sparkling, as if inlaid with countless diamonds.Zene pushed the line carefully to one of the buoys, then proceeded to throw the line into the water and wait for the fish to take the bait.He stared intently at the water with a hint of determination on his face.It is very important that the water is about 12 to 15 meters deep, because the line must be able to go all the way to the bottom," he said softly."His words reveal a deep understanding of fishing, as if each sentence is rich in philosophy.The lake lapped gently against the shore, bringing a hint of coolness, but not a chill.Zene continued on their fishing strategy, "We had to be mobile, so we came across the lake.The depth of the water is important here to ensure that the line reaches the bottom without any problems."His words are filled with a love of fishing and a reverence for nature.The lake is as calm as a mirror, reflecting the blue of the sky and the green of the mountains, and everything looks so harmonious.Suddenly, Zene felt a tug on the line and he reacted quickly, carefully pulling the fish out of the water.He was holding a large carp in his hand and his face was full of pride and joy.Showing his trophy to the camera, he said, "Look, it's a really big fish, not very tall, but very stout.It doesn't seem to have a shortage of food and has a wide variety of land resources.It was a really old fish, not very long, but with a big head and fins."

The camera switches to Zene and Peter fishing in separate locations on the lake.Peter sat on a rock, staring intently at the water, while Zene was on the other side of the lake, patiently waiting for a fish to take the bait.The lake lapped gently against the shore, bringing a touch of coolness, but not a chill.Zene continues, "While our bite indicator is quiet during the day, at night everything can change.I believe that a 100% change in light makes a big difference."

The night was deep, the lake was calm, and everything seemed so peaceful and beautiful.Standing at the edge of the lake, Zene told the camera, "Maybe tonight will bring results, and if not, then the next night will surely bring rewards."His words were full of determination and hope.Night slowly descended, the silver moonlight once again sprinkled on the calm lake, sparkling, as if inlaid with countless diamonds.In the video, Zene shows off his elaborate fishing gear.He explained in detail how to use a special bait that dissolves slowly in the water and attracts fish to it.He dipped his fingers in some water and gently moistened the ends of the bait to make sure it would dissolve smoothly in the water.This ensures that the bait stays in the water in the best condition and attracts more fish," said Sawane as he maneuvered."

Zene went on to show how to hook the fishing line to the rod and adjust the bite indicator.He placed the line carefully into the water to make sure it would reach the bottom.We have to make sure we have the right amount of tension in the line so we can react quickly when the fish takes the bait," he emphasizes."

The video shows Zene and Peter waiting patiently for a fish to take the bait at the lake.The lake is as calm as a mirror and the surrounding scenery is breathtakingly beautiful.Fishing is more than just waiting, it's a pleasure," Zene said to the camera.Every time a fish is hooked, it's an exciting time."There was a look of anticipation and determination in his eyes, as if to tell the audience that no matter what the outcome was, they would continue to persevere and enjoy every fishing trip.Night had fallen once again, and the lake looked serene in the moonlight.Standing at the edge of the lake, Zene told the camera, "Maybe tonight will bring results, and if not, then the next night will surely bring rewards."His words were full of determination and hope, as if telling everyone watching the video that no matter how many difficulties they encountered, as long as they persevered, they would always get something out of it.As night fell, snow began to fall in flurries, covering the lake and surrounding trees.Zene and Peter were still standing at the edge of the lake, their warm clothes on, staring intently at the water.The snow got heavier and heavier, but their enthusiasm was undiminished.Turning to the camera, Zene said, "This non-traditional excursion ends with a snowfall, which has a certain atmosphere and feel to it.We were intrigued by the view and everything around us, which made it even harder to leave."

The camera switches to a close up of a snow-covered tree, with snowflakes piling up on the branches and needles, creating a beautiful winter scene.Zene continued, "Being around us makes our already difficult fishing even more difficult, doesn't it? In any case, fishing is difficult for us and as you mentioned earlier, not only us but a total of 10 anglers are fishing off the coast of Bledito."

The scene switches to a group of people fishing in the snow, they are dressed warmly and standing by a lake, it is cold and snowy but they seem to be out enjoying their time despite the difficult conditions.We had a total of 10 anglers fishing off the coast of Bledito," Zene told the camera.We were shocked to find out that they did not catch a single fish, nor did any of the teams catch only one fish after three or four five-day trips.They came to nothing, and of course we don't want to dwell on that."

Zene continued, "We want to prove ourselves and catch more fish.We have managed to pocket the first four capital points and show them to others.We certainly didn't stand idly by, we continued to work hard and our efforts paid off.I managed to get a bite and, as a result, I caught it pretty well and kept pulling on it.But sadly, every angler's nightmare is denied, the fish comes off the hook, everything is perfect, the hooks are sharp, the bait is good, but unfortunately, terminal accessories are part of the equation."

Zene and Betty stood by the lake in the snow and seemed to be enjoying winter.Zene continued, "I had a big dream of taking a picture of a snowy white carp, but it looks like another carp picture, but it looks like we'll have to wait a while longer.We'll just have to wait and see, the good thing about fishing is you never know what you'll catch one day.At the end of the day, we may smile at the best moments of our lives, at the most beautiful places where we can smile and take pictures, and maybe that's it."

Zene and Betty continued their discussion by the snowy lake, their eyes filled with anticipation and determination for the future.The trip was not only a trip full of experiences and unconventional experiences, but also an enriching excursion," concluded Zene.We started small with a small dream, and our home is even smaller, but we are all confident that there is more to come."

The night was low, the snow continued to fall, and the lake looked serene in the silvery moonlight.Zene and Betty stood by the lake and smiled for the camera, as if to tell everyone watching the video that no matter how many obstacles they encountered, if they persevered, something would always come of it.

Question: Why did Zene and Peter choose to fish at Lake Bled?

Choices:
A. Because Lake Bled is renowned for its trout fishing, offering a variety of species that are perfect for fly fishing techniques, and it is conveniently located near their hometown.
B. Because Lake Bled is on Zenne's target list for carp fishing, not only is it not far from his own country, but it is also the place where you can catch beautifully colored fish weighing more than 20 or even 30 kilograms, and it is also Peter's favorite place with his partner Bettina and the place where he proposed.
C. Because Lake Bled is famous for its pike fishing, with the opportunity to catch large predatory fish that are ideal for sport fishing, and it is a popular destination for anglers worldwide.
D. Because Lake Bled is known for its catfish population, providing a unique challenge for anglers seeking to catch these bottom-dwelling giants, and it is a well-documented spot in fishing guides.

Answer: B

Because Lake Bled is on Zenne's target list for carp fishing, not only is it not far from his own country, but it is also the place where you can catch beautifully colored fish weighing more than 20 or even 30 kilograms, and it is also Peter's favorite place with his partner Bettina and the place where he proposed.

Zene made it clear that Lake Bled is on his target list for carp fishing. [00:01:53->00:02:09]

Lake Bled is not far from Zene's country. [00:02:35->00:02:51]

It is possible to catch walleye in Lake Bled with beautiful colors and weighing more than twenty kilos, even thirty kilos. [00:02:52->00:03:12]

Lake Bled is Peter and his partner Bettina's favorite place and where they proposed. [00:03:53->00:04:44]

Question: How many fishing spots did Zene and Peter change on this fishing trip?

Choices:
A. A total of five fishing spots were changed.
B. A total of three fishing spots were changed.
C. A total of two fishing spots were changed.
D. A total of four fishing spots were changed.

Answer: D

A total of four fishing spots were changed.

First Fishing Spot:The place where Peter and his partner Bettina fell in love at first sight. [00:03:37->00:04:13]

Second Fishing Spot:Another part of the lake with an area of kelp around it. [00:11:37->00:13:26]

Third fishing spot:Canal area outside of town. [00:20:54->00:21:18]

Fourth fishing spot:Under the cottage in front of the church. [00:21:19->00:21:34]

Question: How many fish did Zene and Peter catch on this fishing trip?

Choices:
A. Caught ten fish combined.
B. Caught four fish altogether.
C. Caught eight fish in total.
D. Caught six fish in all.

Answer: D

First one:Carp weighing two kilograms caught on the first night. [00:08:24->00:09:37]

Second:Fish caught on the morning of the third day. [00:22:45->00:23:24]

Entry 3:Fish caught on the afternoon of the third day. [00:24:04->00:27:08]

Entry 4:Fish caught on the third night. [00:34:21->00:38:35]

Entry 5:Fish caught during the day on day four. [00:44:33->00:47:52]

Entry 6:Fish caught during the day on day 5. [00:58:36->01:00:36]

Question: Why are Zene and Peter fishing separately?

Choices:
A. They decided to fish separately after realizing that their combined presence was scaring the fish away, making it difficult to catch anything together.
B. Zene and Peter separated to cover more area and increase their chances of finding a spot with a higher concentration of fish, believing that spreading out would yield better results.
C. As both Zene and Peter had had another day of failed fishing, they decided to fish separately to test which places would catch fish and improve the chances of both of them catching fish, and Peter said that fishing separately would be more efficient and would show us some nice carp.
D. Zene and Peter chose to fish separately because they wanted to avoid competition and ensure that each could focus on their own fishing techniques without distractions.

Answer: C

As both Zene and Peter had had another day of failed fishing, they decided to fish separately to test which places would catch fish and improve the chances of both of them catching fish, and Peter said that fishing separately would be more efficient and would show us some nice carp.

Both Zene and Peter have had another day of failed fishing, so they decide to fish separately to test which place will catch fish. [00:20:37->00:21:39]

Zene caught his second 20+ carp caught at Lake Bled this year after the two fished separately. [00:34:21->00:38:35]

[00:53:12->00:53:22] Peter says that fishing separately can be more efficient and can show us some nice carp. [00:53:12->00:53:22]

Question: What might follow when Zene and Peter fish separately for efficiency?

Choices:
A. Zené and Peter are fishing separately to increase efficiency. Next, they might both decide to abandon their chosen fishing spots and search for a new location together to improve their efficiency.
B. Zené and Peter are fishing separately to increase efficiency. Next, they might both catch a fish and decide to combine their efforts at a single fishing spot to increase their overall yield.
C. Zené and Peter are fishing separately to increase efficiency. Next, Zené may catch a fish and Peter doesn't, so Peter goes to Zené's chosen fishing spot; Peter may catch a fish and Zené doesn't, so Zené goes to Peter's chosen fishing spot; or both may catch a fish, so they both continue to fish at their chosen fishing spots.
D. Zené and Peter are fishing separately to increase efficiency. Next, they might both fail to catch any fish and decide to switch their fishing spots simultaneously to maximize their chances.

Answer: C

Zené and Peter are fishing separately to increase efficiency. Next, Zené may catch a fish and Peter doesn't, so Peter goes to Zené's chosen fishing spot; Peter may catch a fish and Zené doesn't, so Zené goes to Peter's chosen fishing spot; or both may catch a fish, so they both continue to fish at their chosen fishing spots.

Both Zene and Peter have had another day of failed fishing, so they decide to fish separately. [00:20:37->00:20:58]

Peter fishes in the canal area outside of town, while Zene fishes under the cottage in front of the church Pete, the two fishing in different places can test which place catches fish better. [00:20:59->00:21:46]

What follows may be that Zene catches a fish and Peter doesn't so Peter goes to the fishing spot Zene chose.

Maybe Peter caught a fish and Zene didn't so Zene went to the fishing spot Peter chose.

It's also possible that both men caught fish so they both continued to fish at their chosen fishing spot.

Question: If Peter had managed to catch carp in his chosen location, what might have followed?

Choices:
A. If Peter had managed to catch a carp in his chosen location, it might have caused him to lose interest in fishing altogether.
B. If Peter had managed to catch a carp in his chosen location, it might have boosted his confidence in the fishing trip and might have made the place more meaningful to him.
C. If Peter had managed to catch a carp in his chosen location, it might have resulted in him sharing the location with other anglers, reducing its exclusivity.
D. If Peter had managed to catch a carp in his chosen location, it might have led him to abandon the spot due to overfishing concerns.

Answer: B

If Peter had managed to catch a carp in his chosen location, it might have boosted his confidence in the fishing trip and might have made the place more meaningful to him.

Peter chooses to fish in the canal area outside of town, as this is where he proposed and caught three fish in one day. [00:20:59->00:21:20]

Had Peter been successful in catching carp in his chosen location, it might have boosted his confidence in the fishing trip.

It might make this place more meaningful to him.

Question: What can you tell from this clip about what kind of person Zene is?

Choices:
A. The movie illustrates that Zené is a competitive, ambitious, assertive, and results-driven personality.
B. The movie depicts Zené as a cautious, skeptical, pragmatic, and risk-averse character.
C. The movie portrays Zené as a reserved, analytical, methodical, and somewhat distant individual.
D. The movie shows that Zené is a determined, kind, caring, thoughtful, childlike, optimistic and positive person!

Answer: D

The movie shows that Zené is a determined, kind, caring, thoughtful, childlike, optimistic and positive person!

Zene experiences another day of failed fishing, and instead of choosing to give up because of his failure, he changes his fishing spot, showing that Zene is a man of perseverance. [00:20:37->00:20:58]

Zene heals the fish he catches where it's been hooked and eventually releases it, showing that Zene is a kind and caring person. [00:27:18->00:27:41]

Zene realizes that the failure to catch fish is not due to the bait but to the location, showing that Zene is a good thinker. [00:28:10->00:28:54]

Zenai goes out fishing even on snowy days and builds a snowman on his fishing pole, which shows that Zenai is a childlike and optimistic person. [01:11:21->01:13:43]

Question: What is the main point of this movie?

Choices:
A. This video highlights a summer hiking expedition in the Alps, where Zene and Peter explored various trails and documented their encounters with wildlife, culminating in a breathtaking sunrise view from the summit.
B. This video focuses on Zene and Peter's six-day winter fishing trip to Lake Bled, a trip that had special meaning for both of them, from fishing catches on the lake, memories of working with their teammates, and the proposal experience between Peter and his partner, which made the trip unforgettable.
C. This video chronicles a week-long cycling tour through Tuscany, emphasizing the scenic vineyards, local cuisine, and the cultural exchanges experienced by Zene and Peter during their journey.
D. This video captures a weekend kayaking adventure along the Danube River, focusing on the challenges of navigating rapids and the camaraderie built during overnight camping sessions with their group.

Answer: B

This video focuses on Zene and Peter's six-day winter fishing trip to Lake Bled, a trip that had special meaning for both of them, from fishing catches on the lake, memories of working with their teammates, and the proposal experience between Peter and his partner, which made the trip unforgettable.

Question: What does the bait used in the Zenai Improvement have to do with subsequent fish caught?

Choices:
A. The modified bait attracted larger fish species previously uncaught in the area.
B. Zenai's bait innovation reduced the overall catch rate due to fish avoidance.
C. The enhanced lures caused fish to migrate to different fishing zones.
D. Zene's improved use of lures made subsequent fishing easier than before.

Answer: D

Zene's improved use of lures made subsequent fishing easier than before.

Zene believes there are three criteria and keys to fishing in difficult waters, one of which is bait placement. [00:16:23->00:17:38]

Zenai says that based on the same bait used the previous two times, it shows that the key to fishing is not in the bait itself, but in the position of the bait, so the position in which the bait sinks needs to be changed. [00:28:08->00:30:11]

Zenai shows off his carefully modified fishing bait rig, a modified fishing bait that not only makes it possible to put the bait in the right place but also dissolves slowly in the water, releasing odors or ingredients for a longer period of time so it can be used to catch fish more easily than before. [01:01:11->01:05:54]

Question: Why did Peter remain determined and hopeful when he failed at fishing?

Choices:
A. Because Peter thought that success in fishing was purely a matter of luck and not effort or perseverance.
B. Because Peter believed in himself, stood up for what he believed in, and believed that having patience would be rewarded.
C. Because Peter relied on external validation and sought approval from others to maintain his confidence.
D. Because Peter assumed that failure was inevitable and chose to focus on other activities instead.

Answer: B

Because Peter believed in himself, stood up for what he believed in, and believed that having patience would be rewarded.

Peter believes that when things go wrong you have to believe in yourself, stand up for what you believe in, and keep trying. [00:15:46->00:16:12]

Peter believes in trusting himself and that having patience will be rewarded. [00:18:52->00:19:06]