Through a series of images and subtitles, this video tells a history of the Joseon Dynasty more than 380 years ago, especially the political struggles and power changes involved.The video opens with a dark atmosphere and flickering light as a backdrop, hinting at the tension and conflict that will fill the story to come.The camera then switches to an aerial view of the city, showing a busy cityscape, indicating that the story is set in an important period of history.The video goes on to show people in traditional Korean clothing performing traditional dances in front of the building, suggesting that this is an occasion for celebration or ceremony.Then, a group of people are shown kneeling in front of the stone hall, and a man dressed in traditional Chinese clothing is brought to kneel in front of the hall, which the subtitles mention as the 15th King of the Joseon Dynasty, Gwanghae, being brought to kneel in front of the hall.Through these images and subtitles, the video gradually reveals the complexity of Gwanghae's reign.The video goes on to show the rise of the Kouhai Navy and the challenge to the succession.The conflict between Gwanghaegun and his nephew, Danjong, eventually led to Danjong's forced abdication.The video mentions that Koukai-kun overthrew the Hiro Navy and established a new regime.This marked an important turning point in the history of the DPRK, and as a result, the political and social currents of the DPRK underwent a drastic change.The video also mentions the importance of the Seokguk-do and Saikok-do of Deoksugung Palace in the five years prior to the uprising, and the tragic experience of the Gwanghae Navy in the 10th year of its reign, when the oldest adult member of the royal family was imprisoned in a secret room.These details further deepen the viewer's understanding of the period of Gwanghae's reign.The video then shows the factional struggles within the Joseon dynasty through a series of images and subtitles.The rivalry between the north and south Korean factions and the relationship between Gwanghae-gun and Jeongin reveal the complexity and contradictions within the regime.One of the key events in the video is the 1613 murder of the silver statue, which led to the weakening of the political power of the Mangyungseo family, with Gwanghae-kun eventually being removed from office and replaced by Yongchang-daegun.The end of the video emphasizes the far-reaching impact of this history on the culture and politics of the DPRK by showing performances of traditional dances and music, as well as some footage of historical documents and traditional architecture.Through these images and subtitles, the video not only tells the story of specific historical events, but also conveys the cultural and social context behind these events.Overall, this video vividly recreates a tumultuous period in the history of the Joseon Dynasty more than 380 years ago through a wealth of visual and textual information, demonstrating the complex process of political struggles, power changes, and cultural inheritance.[00:10:00->00:20:00]### Description of current video content

The video screen switches to a shadowy room where a man is sitting in front of a bookshelf, talking to the camera.He was wearing a folded shirt with a string tied around it, making him look rather formal.His words reveal a heavy atmosphere, as if he is telling a history full of intrigue and power struggles.He mentioned that Kim Nam-eun set off a big whirlwind in this incident, a whirlwind that not only caused a furor but also led to Kim Nam's resignation.People close to him, including a mid-level person who had received a commission, also resigned.The middle ground between the west and the south, where many senior politicians have been found guilty of misconduct as a result of investigations, has further exacerbated political unrest.The scene then shifts to a pair of shoes on a staircase in a dark room.The music fades in the background and the subtitles refer to "Judas Iscariot in exile".Immediately afterward, the scene shows how the Bandai incident reinforced exile, leading to the strengthening of the Yuda killing squads.The DPRK dictatorship took advantage of the incident to tighten its grip on society and further strengthen the already clear truth.The video continues to switch to a man in traditional Chinese clothing sitting on a throne, reading a document.He wore a crown on his head and looked majestic and dignified.His words revealed his dissatisfaction and helplessness with the current situation: "The DPRK leader denounced the blockade as an act of loyalty or effectiveness."He mentioned that the North Koreans were forbidden to do anything to the Jeyasa, that the Jeyasa were deprived of their rights, and that the North Korean leadership regarded this as an embargo.Next, the scene switches to a group of people dressed in traditional Korean clothing standing in front of a palace, and the music plays in the background again.The palace appeared solemn and grand, and the people seemed to be engaged in some kind of ceremony or celebration.The caption mentions, "The battle finally ended on Jan. 6, when the North Koreans took over the city from the Koreans." The image then shows a man dressed in red sitting on a throne in a shadowy room with a crown on his head, looking majestic and cold.His words reveal a grip on the regime: "But at the same time, the backlash against the North Korean regime is growing, and the 'Moi case' became a defining moment of anti-justice."

The video goes on to show a woman in a brown coat standing in front of a wooden door, who appears to be telling the camera a piece of history.She mentioned, "Liang Yun is the hand of the ancestors; you are wise and faithful." This incident is not only an unforgivable waste of time, it is an unbreakable circle.Her words revealed her admiration for her ancestors and her helplessness in the current situation.The scene then switches to a woman in traditional Japanese clothing standing in front of a traditional Japanese building where she appears to be waiting for someone.As the music fades in the background, her words reveal a reflection on history, "It is right to chase the gold of the courtiers." She mentioned that there was a time when chasing the gold of a courtier was seen as the right choice.The video footage continues to switch to a man standing in a room, talking to the camera.He was wearing a brown jacket and standing in front of a wooden door, the room looked bright with no other people or objects visible in the background.His words reveal a deep understanding of history: "The Shinyang Army actively participated in the anti-Japanese resistance, and the Shinyang Army was a small unit."He mentioned that this small force played an important role in resisting the foreign enemy.The screen then switches to an aerial view of a city with mountains in the background on what appears to be a cloudy day.The subtitles of the video mention, "It has deep roots in the northwest of the Joseon dynasty." The image shows a busy city street with cars, buses and pedestrians moving about, lined with buildings and trees, and a walkway where pedestrians can cross the road safely.This scene emphasizes the deep historical roots of the northwestern region of the Joseon dynasty.Finally, the scene switches to a man standing in front of a grave as he speaks into a microphone, with what appears to be a temple building in the background.His words reveal a reverence for history: "This tombstone was once a stronghold, and now it is a precious relic." He mentioned that the presence of this headstone implies that there is a valuable relic here that is worthy of veneration and that there is a need to mark valuable sites.Through a series of images and subtitles, the entire video vividly recreates a tumultuous period in the history of the Joseon Dynasty more than 380 years ago, showing the complex process of political struggles, change of power, and cultural inheritance.[00:20:00->00:30:00]### Narrative description of current video content

The video screen switches to a shadowy room where a man is sitting in front of a bookshelf, talking to the camera.He was wearing a folded shirt with a string tied around it, making him look rather formal.His tone was heavy, as if he were recounting a history full of intrigue and power struggles.He mentioned that Kim Nam-eun set off a big whirlwind in this incident, a whirlwind that not only caused a furor but also led to Kim Nam's resignation.People close to him, including a mid-level person who had received a commission, also resigned.The middle ground between the west and the south, where many senior politicians have been found guilty of misconduct as a result of investigations, has further exacerbated political unrest.The scene then shifts to a pair of shoes on a staircase in a dark room.The music fades in the background and the subtitles refer to "Judas Iscariot in exile".Immediately afterward, the scene shows how the Bandai incident reinforced exile, leading to the strengthening of the Yuda killing squads.The DPRK dictatorship took advantage of the incident to tighten its grip on society and further strengthen the already clear truth.The video continues to switch to a man in traditional Chinese clothing sitting on a throne, reading a document.He wore a crown on his head and looked majestic and dignified.His words revealed his dissatisfaction and helplessness with the current situation: "The DPRK leader denounced the blockade as an act of loyalty or effectiveness."He mentioned that the North Koreans were forbidden to do anything to the Jeyasa, that the Jeyasa were deprived of their rights, and that the North Korean leadership regarded this as an embargo.Next, the scene switches to a group of people dressed in traditional Korean clothing standing in front of a palace, and the music plays in the background again.The palace appeared solemn and grand, and the people seemed to be engaged in some kind of ceremony or celebration.The caption mentions, "The battle finally ended on Jan. 6, when the North Koreans took over the city from the Koreans." The image then shows a man dressed in red sitting on a throne in a shadowy room with a crown on his head, looking majestic and cold.His words reveal a grip on the regime: "But at the same time, the backlash against the North Korean regime is growing, and the 'Moi case' became a defining moment of anti-justice."

The video goes on to show a woman in a brown coat standing in front of a wooden door, who appears to be telling the camera a piece of history.She mentioned, "Liang Yun is the hand of the ancestors; you are wise and faithful." This incident is not only an unforgivable waste of time, it is an unbreakable circle.Her words revealed her admiration for her ancestors and her helplessness in the current situation.The scene then switches to a woman in traditional Japanese clothing standing in front of a traditional Japanese building where she appears to be waiting for someone.As the music fades in the background, her words reveal a reflection on history, "It is right to chase the gold of the courtiers." She mentioned that there was a time when chasing the gold of a courtier was seen as the right choice.The video footage continues to switch to a man standing in a room, talking to the camera.He was wearing a brown jacket and standing in front of a wooden door, the room looked bright with no other people or objects visible in the background.His words reveal a deep understanding of history: "The Shinyang Army actively participated in the anti-Japanese resistance, and the Shinyang Army was a small unit."He mentioned that this small force played an important role in resisting the foreign enemy.The screen then switches to an aerial view of a city with mountains in the background on what appears to be a cloudy day.The subtitles of the video mention, "It has deep roots in the northwest of the Joseon dynasty." The image shows a busy city street with cars, buses and pedestrians moving about, lined with buildings and trees, and a walkway where pedestrians can cross the road safely.This scene emphasizes the deep historical roots of the northwestern region of the Joseon dynasty.Finally, the scene switches to a man standing in front of a grave as he speaks into a microphone, with what appears to be a temple building in the background.His words reveal a reverence for history: "This tombstone was once a stronghold, and now it is a precious relic." He mentioned that the presence of this headstone implies that there is a valuable relic here that is worthy of veneration and that there is a need to mark valuable sites.Through a series of images and subtitles, the entire video vividly recreates a tumultuous period in the history of the Joseon Dynasty more than 380 years ago, showing the complex process of political struggles, change of power, and cultural inheritance.[00:30:00->00:40:00] The video screen switches to a shadowy room where a man wearing glasses and a formal shirt sits in front of a bookshelf, talking to the camera.His tone was heavy, as if he was recounting a history full of intrigue and power struggles.He mentioned that Kim Nam-eun set off a big whirlwind in this incident, a whirlwind that not only caused a furor but also led to Kim Nam's resignation.People close to him, including a mid-level person who had received a commission, also resigned.The middle ground between the west and the south, where many senior politicians have been found guilty of misconduct as a result of investigations, has further exacerbated political unrest.The scene then shifts to a pair of shoes on a staircase in a dark room as music fades in the background.The caption refers to "Judas Iscariot in exile".Immediately afterward, the scene shows how the Bandai incident reinforced exile, leading to the strengthening of the Yuda killing squads.The DPRK dictatorship took advantage of the incident to tighten its grip on society and further strengthen the already clear truth.The video continues to switch to a man in traditional Chinese clothing sitting on a throne, reading a document.He wore a crown on his head and looked majestic and dignified.His words revealed his dissatisfaction and helplessness with the current situation: "The DPRK leader denounced the blockade as an act of loyalty or effectiveness."He mentioned that the North Koreans were forbidden to do anything to the Jeyasa, that the Jeyasa were deprived of their rights, and that the North Korean leadership regarded this as an embargo.Next, the scene switches to a group of people dressed in traditional Korean clothing standing in front of a palace, and the music plays in the background again.The palace appeared solemn and grand, and the people seemed to be engaged in some kind of ceremony or celebration.The caption mentions, "The battle finally ended on Jan. 6, when the North Koreans took over the city from the Koreans." The image then shows a man dressed in red sitting on a throne in a shadowy room with a crown on his head, looking majestic and cold.His words reveal a grip on the regime: "But at the same time, the backlash against the North Korean regime is growing, and the 'Moi case' became a defining moment of anti-justice."

The video goes on to show a woman in a brown coat standing in front of a wooden door, who appears to be telling the camera a piece of history.She mentioned, "Liang Yun is the hand of the ancestors; you are wise and faithful." This incident is not only an unforgivable waste of time, it is an unbreakable circle.Her words revealed her admiration for her ancestors and her helplessness in the current situation.The scene then switches to a woman in traditional Japanese clothing standing in front of a traditional Japanese building where she appears to be waiting for someone.As the music fades in the background, her words reveal a reflection on history, "It is right to chase the gold of the courtiers." She mentioned that there was a time when chasing the gold of a courtier was seen as the right choice.The video footage continues to switch to a man standing in a room, talking to the camera.He was wearing a brown jacket and standing in front of a wooden door, the room looked bright with no other people or objects visible in the background.His words reveal a deep understanding of history: "The Shinyang Army actively participated in the anti-Japanese resistance, and the Shinyang Army was a small unit."He mentioned that this small force played an important role in resisting the foreign enemy.The screen then switches to an aerial view of a city with mountains in the background on what appears to be a cloudy day.The subtitles of the video mention, "It has deep roots in the northwest of the Joseon dynasty." The image shows a busy city street with cars, buses and pedestrians moving about, lined with buildings and trees, and a walkway where pedestrians can cross the road safely.This scene emphasizes the deep historical roots of the northwestern region of the Joseon dynasty.Finally, the scene switches to a man standing in front of a grave as he speaks into a microphone, with what appears to be a temple building in the background.His words reveal a reverence for history: "This tombstone was once a stronghold, and now it is a precious relic." He mentioned that the presence of this headstone implies that there is a valuable relic here that is worthy of veneration and that there is a need to mark valuable sites.Through a series of images and subtitles, the entire video vividly recreates a tumultuous period in the history of the Joseon Dynasty more than 380 years ago, showing the complex process of political struggles, change of power, and cultural inheritance.[00:40:00->00:50:00] The video screen switches to a shadowy room, where a man in a formal shirt with a leash sits in front of a bookshelf, talking to the camera.His tone was heavy, as if he were recounting a history full of intrigue and power struggles.He mentioned that Kim Nam-eun set off a big whirlwind in this incident, a whirlwind that not only caused a furor but also led to Kim Nam's resignation.People close to him, including a middle-ranking person who received a commission, have also resigned.The middle ground between the west and the south, where many senior politicians have been found guilty of misconduct as a result of investigations, has further exacerbated political unrest.The scene then shifts to a pair of shoes on a staircase in a dark room as music fades in the background.The caption refers to "Judas Iscariot in exile".Immediately afterward, the scene shows how the Bandai incident reinforced exile, leading to the strengthening of the Yuda killing squads.The DPRK dictatorship took advantage of the incident to tighten its grip on society and further strengthen the already clear truth.The video continues to switch to a man in traditional Chinese clothing sitting on a throne, reading a document.He wore a crown on his head and looked majestic and dignified.His words revealed his dissatisfaction and helplessness with the current situation: "The DPRK leader denounced the blockade as an act of loyalty or effectiveness."He mentioned that the North Koreans were forbidden to do anything to the Jeyasa, that the Jeyasa were deprived of their rights, and that the North Korean leadership regarded this as an embargo.Next, the scene switches to a group of people dressed in traditional Korean clothing standing in front of a palace, and the music plays in the background again.The palace appeared solemn and grand, and the people seemed to be engaged in some kind of ceremony or celebration.The caption mentions, "The battle finally ended on Jan. 6, when the North Koreans took over the city from the Koreans." The image then shows a man dressed in red sitting on a throne in a shadowy room with a crown on his head, looking majestic and cold.His words reveal a grip on the regime: "But at the same time, the backlash against the North Korean regime is growing, and the 'Moi case' became a defining moment of anti-justice."

The video goes on to show a woman in a brown coat standing in front of a wooden door, who appears to be telling the camera a piece of history.She mentioned, "Liang Yun is the hand of the ancestors; you are wise and faithful." This incident is not only an unforgivable waste of time, it is an unbreakable circle.Her words revealed her admiration for her ancestors and her helplessness in the current situation.The scene then switches to a woman in traditional Japanese clothing standing in front of a traditional Japanese building where she appears to be waiting for someone.As the music fades in the background, her words reveal a reflection on history, "It is right to chase the gold of the courtiers." She mentioned that there was a time when chasing the gold of a courtier was seen as the right choice.The video footage continues to switch to a man standing in a room, talking to the camera.He was wearing a brown jacket and standing in front of a wooden door, the room looked bright with no other people or objects visible in the background.His words reveal a deep understanding of history: "The Shinyang Army actively participated in the anti-Japanese resistance, and the Shinyang Army was a small unit."He mentioned that this small force played an important role in resisting the foreign enemy.The screen then switches to an aerial view of a city with mountains in the background on what appears to be a cloudy day.The subtitles of the video mention, "It has deep roots in the northwest of the Joseon dynasty." The image shows a busy city street with cars, buses and pedestrians moving about, lined with buildings and trees, and a walkway where pedestrians can cross the road safely.This scene emphasizes the deep historical roots of the northwestern region of the Joseon dynasty.Finally, the scene switches to a man standing in front of a grave as he speaks into a microphone, with what appears to be a temple building in the background.His words reveal a reverence for history: "This tombstone was once a stronghold, and now it is a precious relic." He mentioned that the presence of this headstone implies that there is a valuable relic here that is worthy of veneration and that there is a need to mark valuable sites.Through a series of images and subtitles, the entire video vividly recreates a tumultuous period in the history of the Joseon Dynasty more than 380 years ago, showing the complex process of political struggles, change of power, and cultural inheritance.Each shot and subtitle of the video reveals the complex relationship between different characters and events, from the resignation of Kim Nam-un to the exile of the Bandai incident to the strengthening of the dictatorship in North Korea, each detail outlines the full picture of this history.[00:50:00->01:00:00] The video screen switches to a shadowy room where a man in a red jacket stands in the forest with a sword in hand, seemingly practicing his sword skills.His movements were smooth and powerful, revealing an air of determination.The caption of the video mentions, "If you're wrong, you'll be seen as the one who upset heaven." This statement seems to imply that his every action carries great responsibility and risk.Immediately after, the scene switches to a man spinning his sword in the air, seemingly practicing in the same way.His movements became more intense, as if he were wrestling with an invisible enemy.The subtitles reappeared, "You know, the one that makes heaven uneasy." This repetitive caption reinforces the theme of the video, emphasizing the immense pressures and challenges faced by these characters.The footage then shows a group of people standing in front of the burning building as they appear to be trying to put out the fire.The music fades in the background and the subtitles mention, "It's a case of earth-shattering babysitting.The case is winding down and the case bites the dust." These subtitles reveal a serious incident, suggesting its complexity and gravity.Next, the scene switches to a group of people walking along a large Chinese wall as they explore the ancient structure, surrounded by exciting scenery.The music continues to play in the background and the subtitles mention, "There is an artificial system that suppresses this event.The artificial regime that suppressed this event tightened its political history as surveillance increased." This description reveals the regime's oppressive rule and control over history.The video goes on to show an old Chinese book that seems to have been preserved for a very long time.The caption mentions, "Officers who feared being suspected of being demonic were reluctant to undergo military training.Officers are reluctant to participate in military exercise training." These subtitles reveal the officers' fear of the regime and their resistance to military training.The scene then switches to Chinese characters written in black ink on the wall, and the video's caption mentions, "As I said, in coordination, I am not at liberty to train or train soldiers.You cannot train or raise an army because you are facing a powerful enemy."These subtitles further emphasize the regime's strict control of military forces.The video goes on to show a group of people walking in a garden, which is surrounded by buildings, where the people seem to be enjoying their time.The music continues to play in the background and the subtitles refer to: "The situation on the African continent has become more urgent.The situation on the European continent has become more urgent." These subtitles hint at the tense and volatile international situation.Next, the scene switches to a group of people standing in front of a temple that appears to be a historical site.The subtitle mentions, "Back in the Ming Dynasty, the tide had turned.At home, the Ming Dynasty was declining and Huge moved the capital to Shenyang." These subtitles reveal the fall of the Ming Dynasty and the rise of the Huge.The video continues to show a building with a statue of a dragon which is located on the roof of the building.The caption mentions, "In Shenyang, he was able to build a stronger presence.Stronger motivation, Nurhachi's successor emperor increasingly powerful." These subtitles further reveal the rise and power of Nurhachi's successor.Finally, the scene switches to a pink-carpeted staircase leading up to the temple, which is adorned with fascinating statues and statuettes and appears to be a place of beauty and peace.The subtitle mentions that "Taizong, who inherited the throne of Nurhachu, had already begun to consider his fate.Taizong, who was about to be crowned king, was warned of fate early on.Taejong, who ascended to the throne as king, had already pointed his finger at Joseon, which was raising the banner of revolt.They're aiming for the flagship." These subtitles reveal Taejong's ambition and threat to Joseon.Through a series of images and subtitles, the entire video vividly recreates a tumultuous period in the history of the Joseon Dynasty more than 380 years ago, showing the complex process of political struggles, change of power, and cultural inheritance.Each shot and subtitle reveals the complex relationship between different characters and events, and every detail outlines the full picture of this history, from the resignation of Kim Nam-un to the exile of the Bandai incident to the strengthening of the dictatorship in North Korea.[01:00:00->01:10:00] The video screen switches to a shadowy room where a group of people dressed in traditional Chinese clothing sit at a table, seemingly engaged in a serious discussion.They looked grave and tense.The subtitle mentions, "The cost of AI failure is painful," which seems to imply that they are discussing a major decision or event.The footage then shows a group of people dressed in traditional Korean clothing performing a traditional dance, wearing hats and black clothing in what appears to be a cultural performance.As the music fades in the background, the credits mention, "If you follow the rules, your hand is behind you," which seems to emphasize the ritualistic and disciplined nature of the performance.The scene then switches to a man dressed in traditional Korean clothing and a hat, who stands in front of a flag and seems to be observing something.The subtitle mentions, "Show that you have no objection to dying on the spot," a subtitle that reveals an attitude of determination and fearlessness.Next, the scene shows a group of men dressed in traditional Chinese clothing sitting at a table, with one of the men holding a microphone and singing while the others play musical instruments.The subtitle mentions, "In two days I will be in the emperor's palace and give you an example," which seems to be describing an upcoming event or ceremony.The footage then shows a man dressed in traditional Korean clothing standing in front of a group of people and appearing to talk to them.The caption mentions, "I will send word from the Three Kingdoms that you must leave the city as soon as the weather permits," which suggests that he is conveying an important order or message.The video goes on to show a group of dancers dressed in traditional Korean costumes, wearing hats and seemingly practicing the art of combat.The subtitle mentions, "It was the emperor who saved the king of Korea," which further emphasizes the emperor's authority and influence.Next, the scene switches to a group of men dressed in traditional Chinese clothing, sitting at a table and seemingly playing a poker game.The caption mentions, "If you believe this, then you will dress the same as if His Majesty always wore a red golf shirt," which seems to emphasize the formality of the ceremony and the attention to detail.The scene then shows a group of people dressed in traditional Korean clothing standing in a room, talking to each other.The subtitle mentions that "a long red robe is to be worn and the crown is to be placed at least on the head", which further emphasizes the norms and requirements of the ceremony.Next, the image shows a man wearing traditional Korean clothing and a hat who stands in front of a flag and appears to be talking.The caption mentions, "He told the emperor that the King of Joseon wore the male bird's clothes in honor of his subjects," which reveals the respect and remembrance that the King of Joseon had for his subjects.The video goes on to show a group of people dressed in traditional Korean clothing, standing off to the side, performing a dance.The subtitle mentions, "In order to fulfill his mission, Chin puts on a new outfit," which seems to describe a character's transformation and preparation.The footage then shows a man in a black shirt and black pants standing in front of a black background as he speaks Korean.The subtitle mentions "on January 30, the date of the signing of the Treaty for the Protection of Youssa, and within 30 days between the date of the signing of the Data Protection Treaty and the following dates", which reveals an important historical event.The video goes on to show a group of people dressed in traditional Asian clothing performing a dance in a darkened room, dressed in black.The caption mentions, "On the morning of January 30th, the King's procession set out from the Namhansanseong Fortress," which describes the beginning of an important historical event.Next, the screen shows a man in a yellow dress and red hat, dressed in traditional Chinese clothing, standing in a room.The subtitle mentions: "There were 39 ceremonies held by Renzu for Taizong," which further emphasizes the complexity and formality of the ceremonies.The scene then shows a group of people dressed in traditional Korean costumes performing a traditional dance as music plays in the background.The caption mentions, "will open his arms and strike the ground with his forehead three times," which reveals great respect and decorum for the emperor.The video goes on to show a man dressed in blue and a black hat who stands in front of a group of people and appears to be talking to them.The subtitle mentions, "This is to show great respect for the emperor as a subject," which further emphasizes the formality of the ceremony and the reverence for the emperor.Next, the scene shows a man in yellow clothing and a red hat, dressed in traditional Chinese garb, standing in front of a group of people in what appears to be a historic re-enactment or performance.The subtitle mentions, "After the humiliating surrender in the gale-ravaged Triad," which reveals a history of humiliation.The video goes on to show a man dressed in traditional Korean clothing who stands in front of a group of people and appears to address the audience.The subtitle mentions, "From the textbook announcing the surrender to the Qing Dynasty, we can get a glimpse of Incho's feelings," which reveals the inner feelings and complex emotions of the historical figure.The scene then shows a group of musicians dressed in traditional Korean costumes playing traditional music.The subtitle mentions, "I think I can live with the shame of today," which further reveals the character's inner struggle and helplessness.The video goes on to show a man dressed in traditional Chinese clothing who stands in a blank room and appears to be reading something.The caption mentions, "What will become of the country?" , which provokes thoughts and concerns about the future.Through a series of images and subtitles, the entire video vividly recreates a tumultuous period in the history of the Joseon Dynasty more than 380 years ago, showing the complex process of political struggles, change of power, and cultural inheritance.Each shot and subtitle reveals the complex relationship between different characters and events, and every detail outlines the full picture of this history, from the resignation of Kim Nam-un to the exile of the Bandai incident to the strengthening of the dictatorship in North Korea.[01:10:00->01:20:00]### Narrative description of current video content

The video screen switches to a shadowy room where a man in traditional Chinese clothing stands in front of a microphone and appears to be giving a speech or demonstration.His tone was grave, as if he were telling a story full of historical weight.He mentioned that the details of the war were much more complicated than they appeared, and that North Korea was unilaterally defeated by the United States in the war, which may seem unreasonable, but there were more secrets hidden behind it.The scene then switches to a bird gliding on top of a tree in the forest. The bird seems to be enjoying its surroundings, and the camera captures the beautiful view of the forest and the sounds of nature, revealing an atmosphere of tranquility and peace.However, this peaceful scene was in stark contrast to the previously mentioned war.Next, the video shows a group of people standing in front of a church surrounded by trees, seemingly in the middle of a forest.They looked solemn in their traditional Korean clothing.The subtitle mentions that Joseon had signed a non-aggression pact with Hohanxian monarchs, a pact that prevented the Ming Dynasty from being enemies of Hohanxian.This reveals the complexity of international relations at the time.The video goes on to show a man in a yellow dress and hat, dressed in traditional Chinese clothing, standing in front of a dark background.His words reveal a sense of helplessness and ambivalence: "Among the clues is that the beating was decided by the North Koreans themselves." This statement hints at the autonomy and inherent contradictions in some of the DPRK's decisions.The scene then switches to a group of people dressed in traditional Chinese clothing standing on a stage, where they appear to be performing some sort of ceremony or show.The caption mentions, "They started asking me for money and then started asking for a relationship." These subtitles further reveal the complex relations and internal contradictions between the DPRK and other countries at that time.The video goes on to show a clothed man sitting in a chair, talking to the camera, who is wearing glasses and appears to be in an office setup.There will actually be a lot of losses, like taxes, and we will lose a lot in practice," he mentioned." This quote reveals the economic and military plight of the Joseon Dynasty and its favorable relationship with the Ming Dynasty.Next, the screen shows a man in a yellow dress and hat, dressed in traditional Chinese clothing, standing in front of a black background.His words reveal a firmness and determination: "In 1636, the emperor changed the state symbol to a gun and sent the seal of Joseon." This incident marked a further escalation of tensions between the Qing Dynasty and North Korea.The video goes on to show a group of people on horseback on a dry road in what appears to be a historical re-enactment.The subtitle mentions: "It was decided to send 120,000 troops, including Mongolian and Han Chinese troops, to 120,000 people, including soldiers, to lead 120,000 people, including troops, to rebuild the country"." These subtitles reveal the Qing Dynasty's strong military pressure on Korea.The screen then displays a map of Korea with various locations marked on it, which appears to be a screenshot from a video game.The caption mentions, "The first vanguard to cross the Yalu River reached Hancheng in only six days." These subtitles further emphasize the swift action of the Qing army and the defenselessness of Korea.The video goes on to show a clothed man standing in front of a green screen who appears to be in a studio setup and talking to the camera.He mentioned, "The idea was to fight from mountain bases and delay the enemy's advance as long as possible." This sentence reveals the DPRK's defense strategy and its response to the enemy.Next, the scene switches to a man standing in front of a television station who appears to be talking to the camera.He mentioned, "After the king and the army left, the enemy had blocked the road to the fortified camp." These subtitles further reveal the plight of the Korean army in retreat and the enemy blockade.The video goes on to show a group of people climbing up a mountain and when they reach the top they get a beautiful view of the surrounding area.The caption mentions, "Injo entered the fortress of Namhansanseong, the last stronghold of the capital's defenses." These subtitles emphasize Injo's persistence and determination in the war.Finally, the scene switches to a tunnel, which is made of stone, and the castle appears to be old.The subtitle mentions that "South Korean sourdough bread was used to prepare the southern mountains of Namhansan Province for the invasion of phosphorus as far as the Qing invasion was concerned." These captions reveal the defenses and preparations of Namhansan Castle against the enemy.Through a series of images and subtitles, the entire video vividly recreates a tumultuous period in the history of the Joseon Dynasty more than 380 years ago, showing the complex process of political struggles, change of power, and cultural inheritance.Each shot and subtitle reveals the complex relationship between different characters and events, and every detail outlines the full picture of this history, from the resignation of Kim Nam-un to the exile of the Bandai incident to the strengthening of the dictatorship in North Korea.[01:20:00->01:30:00] The video screen switches to a section of an old stone wall, which is mottled by the ravages of time.The camera slowly advances, as if to show the audience the solidity and vicissitudes of this castle.The caption mentions, "The castle has weathered the elements, but its fortifications are still strong."

The scene then switches to a man dressed in traditional Chinese clothing who sits in a chair and talks to the camera.His tone was heavy, as if he were recounting an extraordinary history.He mentions, "On the 43rd day, the news from outside the castle was not the victory we were expecting, but a report of defeat." His words revealed a sense of helplessness and disappointment.The scene then shows a group of people dressed in traditional Korean clothing standing in front of the walls of Namhansanseong as music fades in the background.They appear to be engaged in some sort of ceremony or observance.The subtitle mentions, "In the city of Namhansan, we were forced to surrender.This is not because we lack courage, but because the 'hardening' is broken." His words reveal a reflection on history and a concern for the future.Next, the scene switches to a man standing in front of a whiteboard with an indicator stick in his hand, seemingly giving a speech or demonstration.He spoke in Korean, with subtitles mentioning, "We have to recognize that in this war, the old forces can no longer stand up to the new ones.The interruption of the fortification of South Hills Castle ultimately led to our defeat."

The video goes on to show a woman wearing glasses sitting in front of a bookshelf, who appears to be telling the camera a piece of history.She mentioned, "By the time we surrendered and returned to Seoul, the city had changed dramatically.There were about 500,000 Pirogues in Seoul at the time." Her words reveal a deep memory of that period of history.The scene then switches to a man standing in front of a white wall, dressed in clothes and rope, seemingly waiting for something.The subtitle mentions, "We had to pay for the soldiers, and this money will be borne by the state.The money was used for the relief of the poor and to help them through difficult times." His words reveal his concern for his people and his sense of duty to his country.Next, the footage shows a group of people dressed in traditional Korean clothing standing in a room where they appear to be discussing something important.The subtitle mentions: "The war not only brought material losses, but also left deep wounds in the hearts of the people.Thousands were captured and their fate is deplorable." Their words reveal sympathy for the people and reflection on the war.Finally, the scene switches to a man standing in front of a Zen master on the island of Ganghwa, who appears to be recounting a personal experience.The caption mentions, "When I was three years old, the Cheongna Joseon Dam was so popular that a human figure appeared on one side of the dam.Later, when I arrived in Shenyang in the Qing Dynasty, I had already heard rumors about the Koreans.The North Koreans' tobacco prices collapsed and he took only two cigarettes." His words reveal the helplessness of his personal destiny and the deep memory of history.Through a series of images and subtitles, the entire video vividly recreates a tumultuous period in the history of the Joseon Dynasty more than 380 years ago, showing the complex process of political struggles, change of power, and cultural inheritance.Each shot and subtitle reveals the complex relationship between different characters and events, and every detail outlines the full picture of this history, from the resignation of Kim Nam-un to the exile of the Bandai incident to the strengthening of the dictatorship in North Korea.[01:30:00->01:40:00] The video screen switches to a shadowy room where a woman sits at a desk in front of a computer, she is dressed in formal attire and appears to be working on the computer.The subtitle of the video mentions: "Did the reconciliation not do anything about the disproportionate number of captives? I am unable to take any action." Her tone was calm, but revealed a hint of helplessness.She continued, "My manual adjustment on 2/13/15 was that on February 13th of my reign, the mediator withdrew silver from the funds belonging to the poor.measure of distributing silver from the funds belonging to the poor; but after two months it was arranged to distribute it within two months."

The scene then switches to a man typing on a computer screen, who appears to be using a Korean keyboard with Korean characters displayed on the screen.The caption of the video mentions, "Later, on April 28, records show that the king was given 2,500 pieces of silver, which was enough to pay the wives of the 700 soldiers who escorted the king." His words reveal a detailed record of the event and his concern for the soldiers' families.The scene then shows a woman sitting in front of a bookshelf, who appears to be telling the camera a history.She mentioned, "By the time we surrendered and returned to Seoul, the city had changed dramatically.There were about 500,000 Pirogues in Seoul at the time." Her words reveal a deep memory of that period of history and her feelings about the changes in Seoul.The scene switches to a man standing in front of a white wall, he is wearing clothes and a rope and seems to be waiting for something.The subtitle mentions, "We had to pay for the soldiers, and this money will be borne by the state.The money was used for the relief of the poor and to help them through difficult times." His words reveal his concern for his people and his sense of duty to his country.Next, the footage shows a group of people dressed in traditional Korean clothing standing in a room where they appear to be discussing something important.The subtitle mentions: "The war not only brought material losses, but also left deep wounds in the hearts of the people.Thousands were captured and their fate is deplorable." Their words reveal sympathy for the people and reflection on the war.Finally, the scene switches to a man standing in front of a Zen master on the island of Ganghwa, who appears to be recounting a personal experience.The caption mentions, "When I was three years old, the Cheongna Joseon Dam was so popular that a human figure appeared on one side of the dam.Later, when I arrived in Shenyang in the Qing Dynasty, I had already heard rumors about the Koreans.The North Koreans' tobacco prices collapsed and he took only two cigarettes." His words reveal the helplessness of his personal destiny and the deep memory of history.Through a series of images and subtitles, the entire video vividly recreates a tumultuous period in the history of the Joseon Dynasty more than 380 years ago, showing the complex process of political struggles, change of power, and cultural inheritance.Each shot and subtitle reveals the complex relationship between different characters and events, and every detail outlines the full picture of this history, from the resignation of Kim Nam-un to the exile of the Bandai incident to the strengthening of the dictatorship in North Korea.The video not only shows specific historical events, but also conveys the cultural and social context behind them, enabling viewers to gain a deeper understanding of the complexity of this history.

Question: What does the video tell?

Choices:
A. The video details the 1623 coup of Injo, where the Joseon westerners party, led by Ayangun Li 倧, overthrew Guanghaejun and installed Li 倧倧 as Injo. This event was driven by the shifting political dynamics in Northeast Asia and the internal conflict between pro-Ming and pro-Houjin factions. Injo's reign focused on consolidating power and maintaining neutrality between the Ming and Qing dynasties. In 1636, Huang taiji's demand for vassalage was accepted by Joseon, avoiding military conflict and ensuring a peaceful transition of power, which significantly shaped the future of Joseon.
B. In 1623, the Joseon westerners party under the leadership of Ayangun Li 倧, launched the coup of Injo, overthrowing Guanghaejun, embracing Li 倧倧 as Injo, behind the influence of the change of the political pattern of Northeast Asia, but also reflecting the struggle between the pro-Ming and pro-Houjin forces in the Joseon dynasty, Injo took the throne to consolidate the regime, strengthen the relationship with the Ming dynasty clan. 1636, Huang taiji demanded that Joseon claim to be a vassal after he claimed to be the Emperor was rejected, and the Qing army launched a bingzi huqi invasion, Injo fled to Nanhansansanseong and surrendered. Injo fled to Namsanseong and surrendered, making Joseon a vassal of the Qing Dynasty. This event affected all aspects of Joseon and profoundly influenced the direction of its subsequent history.
C. In 1623, the coup of Injo was orchestrated by the Joseon northerners party under Ayangun Li 倧, leading to the overthrow of Guanghaejun and the enthronement of Li 倧倧 as Injo. This coup was a response to the changing political alliances in Northeast Asia and the growing influence of the pro-Houjin faction. Injo's primary goal was to strengthen ties with the Qing Dynasty, which led to a series of reforms. In 1636, Huang taiji's demand for vassalage was met with resistance, resulting in a prolonged conflict that ended with Joseon retaining its independence but significantly altering its political structure.
D. In 1623, the Joseon easterners party led by Ayangun Li 倧 initiated the coup of Injo, overthrowing Guanghaejun and establishing Li 倧倧 as Injo, which marked a shift in the political landscape of Northeast Asia. This coup primarily reflected the internal power struggles within the Joseon dynasty. Injo's ascension aimed to strengthen ties with the Houjin forces, leading to a significant shift in foreign policy. In 1636, after Huang taiji declared himself Emperor, Joseon rejected his demand for vassalage, prompting the Qing army to invade. Injo retreated to Namhansanseong but eventually surrendered, solidifying Joseon's subjugation to the Qing Dynasty.

Answer: B

In 1623, the Joseon westerners party under the leadership of Ayangun Li 倧, launched the coup of Injo, overthrowing Guanghaejun, embracing Li 倧倧 as Injo, behind the influence of the change of the political pattern of Northeast Asia, but also reflecting the struggle between the pro-Ming and pro-Houjin forces in the Joseon dynasty, Injo took the throne to consolidate the regime, strengthen the relationship with the Ming dynasty clan. 1636, Huang taiji demanded that Joseon claim to be a vassal after he claimed to be the Emperor was rejected, and the Qing army launched a bingzi huqi invasion, Injo fled to Nanhansansanseong and surrendered. Injo fled to Namsanseong and surrendered, making Joseon a vassal of the Qing Dynasty. This event affected all aspects of Joseon and profoundly influenced the direction of its subsequent history.

Question: How many people are interviewed in the video?

Choices:
A. A total of 6 persons were interviewed
B. A total of 4 persons were interviewed
C. A total of 8 persons were interviewed
D. A total of 5 persons were interviewed

Answer: A

Question: What is the purpose of the background music in the video when the scholar returns home again after being captured to find his mother dead?

Choices:
A. Symbolizes the character's resilience and determination to overcome adversity
B. Expresses the character's inner pain and sadness over the loss of a loved one
C. Highlights the tension and uncertainty of the character's future journey
D. Emphasizes the contrast between the character's past and present circumstances

Answer: B

Expresses the character's inner pain and sadness over the loss of a loved one

Injo surrenders to the Qing army [00:55:09->00:56:50]

Captured scholar returns home to find his mother dead [01:24:53->01:27:10]

The background music expresses the sadness and pain within the characters [01:27:56->01:30:04]

Question: How many times are there historical episodes interpreted in the video?

Choices:
A. There are three historical episodes in the video
B. There are five historical episodes in the video
C. There are seven historical episodes in the video
D. There are four historical episodes in the video

Answer: B

There are five historical episodes in the video

Question: How many chain reactions did Kim Nam-eun's resignation set off?

Choices:
A. Two chain reactions were initiated
B. Three chain reactions were triggered
C. One chain reaction was set in motion
D. Four chain reactions were activated

Answer: B

The resignation of the first Kim Nam-eun led to the resignation of people close to him. [00:10:00->00:11:00]

Second Many Senior Politicians Resign Over Misconduct Investigations [00:23:34->00:26:34]

Third these resignations exacerbated the political turmoil between the West and the South. [00:32:56->00:34:23]

Question: If Gwanghaegun had not been overthrown, what might have been the course of Joseon history?

Choices:
A. Gwanghae-kun could have focused on internal reforms, reducing the military's power to stabilize domestic politics
B. Gwanghae-kun might have pursued diplomatic alliances with the Ming dynasty to counterbalance Qing influence
C. Gwanghae-kun may have prioritized economic development, neglecting military expansion and leaving Joseon vulnerable
D. Gwanghae-kun may continue to strengthen his grip on power and thus strengthen his army to undercut the Qing invasion

Answer: D

Gwanghae-kun may continue to strengthen his grip on power and thus strengthen his army to undercut the Qing invasion

Gwanghaegun strengthens centralization of power

Gwanghae-kun successfully fought off the Qing Dynasty invasion

Question: How will the plot of the Silver Statue murders unfold in 1613?

Choices:
A. The Ginkyo murder case weakened the political power of the Mangyeong family and ultimately led to the overthrow of Gwanghae-gun
B. The Silver Statue murders exposed corruption within the court but had no significant impact on Gwanghae-gun's reign
C. The Ginkyo murder case resulted in the Mangyeong family gaining control over the military, extending their influence
D. The Silver Statue murders strengthened the alliance between the Mangyeong family and Gwanghae-gun, consolidating their rule

Answer: A

The Ginkyo murder case weakened the political power of the Mangyeong family and ultimately led to the overthrow of Gwanghae-gun

The video mentions that the Silver Statue murders led to the weakening of the Meng Qing family's power [00:17:46->00:19:00]

The decline in power of the Menkyo family has weakened Gwanghaegun's political support. [00:20:38->00:22:20]

Question: What was the relationship between the Ming Dynasty and the Korean Peninsula

Choices:
A. Korea was a tributary state with equal status to the Ming Dynasty
B. Korea was an independent ally of the Ming Dynasty
C. Korea was a vassal state of the Ming Dynasty
D. Korea was a rival empire to the Ming Dynasty

Answer: C

The Ming Dynasty sends reinforcements when Korea is invaded by a foreign enemy [00:27:57->00:29:52].

The situation in the Ming Dynasty profoundly affected the situation in Korea [00:29:51->00:31:41]

After the fall of the Ming Dynasty, Korea also fell [00:33:49->00:44:57]

North Korea had a very strong vassal relationship with the Ming Dynasty [00:44:57->00:46:00]

Korea was a vassal state of the Ming Dynasty [00:46:00->00:47:48]