First Sino-Japanese War 1894-1895 (Animated History Documentary)

[@simeonbradstock4214]

Came here from history marche and I'm not disappointed, really interesting video!

[@HoH]

Welcome! 😁

[@HistoryOfRevolutions]

"The wise win before they fight, while the ignorant fight to win" - Zhuge Liang (諸葛亮)

[@NathanDudani]

Apt

[@brokenbridge6316]

Good point

[@quillinkhistory9539]

I'm impressed with your new level of production value. Which people would appreciate your content more, even when its not about WW2.

[@HoH]

Thanks! The goal is to be able to explore topics besides 20th century history (Medieval Russia, ancient China, Rome, Greece, Japan) and make it engaging with these animated maps. I felt that not grasping this skill severely limited the topics I could cover, even though my real passion lies with the former mentioned eras.

[@SP9_Qc]

very well made video, thanks!

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

“The future is now, old man!” - Japan

[@santi2683]

Lol I keep seeing your comments, we seem to fancy the same channels haha

[@kaushiksheshnagraj7176]

Wow such a stunning video. It is so much amusing. Please keep it up this type of work please

[@HoH]

Thank you, I will!

[@dichebach]

I'm amazed at how much information you've packed into this 16 minute video! Impressive!

[@muhammadwilliams8034]

1, Japan had open up to Western 'US' influence staring down the barrel 4 US warships in Tokyo Bay of 1850 Commodore Matthew Perry 2, It was a breakdown of communication between soldiers and commanding officers in the Qing dynasty because not everyone spoke Mandarin

[@jimkoonce6574]

I spent a year in Seoul, a lot of fascinating history.

[@AthelstanofHwicee]

Thank you History marche for the recommendation 👍

[@mariosgaroufalis4639]

Very nice video thank you

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wow awesome quality! underrated and underviewed! let me show mah appreciation :))) thanks a lot !

[@HoH]

Much appreciated!

[@canthama2703]

Awesome job Oscar, hope you are recovering well. All the best my friend.

[@HoH]

Thank you for asking. The recovery went well, the first week was a bit tough but since then I've been able to dedicate most of my time to learning how to animate these videos. Hopefully it shows!

[@canthama2703]

@@HoH It does indeed, you have enriched your videos many folds with those animation, congrats Oscar, stay safe.

[@jonathanwilliams1065]

Yuan Shikai sure gets around He seems to be involved in everything

[@dogcarman]

I bet he’s going to be a big man in the years to come. Maybe even emperor of China. 🤣

[@ClickWasd]

@@dogcarman Hey he might even be president XD

[@AmelieZh]

He gets shit done

[@호이팬]

By the way, Donghak peasant rebels were subdued by Japanese and Joseon troops in 1895 after losing a series of battles. Rebel leaders such as Jeon Bong Jun were arrested and executed.

[@joel0joel0]

would have been interesting to see the different modernization programs of the two countries in detail, to see what the difference was.

[@frontierica1204]

Nice video! I enjoyed it very much :)

[@HoH]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mikeygigs]

It's interesting you mention that the Japanese used the same routes as the Qing on their march to Beijing. Actually, they also used the same routes in Korea that Toyotomi's army used during the Imjin War, as well!

[@KCHii]

Very interesting.

[@jonaspete]

Impressive. Very nice.

[@stevehunter5505]

Given the current antagonism towards Taiwan (which in my opinion IS its own state) by China, I was surprised to learn that the Chinese ceded Taiwan to Japan. It would be interesting to know the story behing the Chinese govt. in exile who fled to Taiwan during the Chinese civil war versus the Japanese control of the island etc.

[@AmelieZh]

It's a civil war though

[@t.c.s.7724]

Excellent presentation. I'm half Japanese and realize there has been profound hostility between China and Japan for centuries. Strangely, people in the west are oblivious of the animosity.

[@buninparadise9476]

I am not

[@rcrinsea]

Aren’t they oblivious of nearly everything Asian?

[@AmelieZh]

They'd love the japan vs China tirade

[@alvinlin8140]

There wasn’t a profound hatred between the two nations for centuries. The anatagnism is a very recent thing, before no one in China cared about Japan

[@jonaspete]

The student (Japan) has become a teacher.

[@jonaspete]

Yes. Japan won the first Sino Japanese war.

[@明月珰-q4r]

但是，甲午战争是第三次中日战争。第一次在唐朝，第二次在明朝，第三次在清朝，抗日战争是第四次了。中国赢了三场，输了一场甲午战争。@@jonaspete

[@scarletcrusade77]

Will you be doing the Russo-Japanese war? Sino-Vietnamese war? Or if you want even more obscure history in Asia look up the Burmese border campaign as ROC troops retreating from yunnan post civil war continued fighting cross border and illegally occupying northern Burma, communist Burma and China teamed up and pushed the ROC out of Burma and forced them to retreat into Thailand and then get shipped back to Taiwan.

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[@viking8781]

Nice

[@HistoriaenCeluloide]

Something I feel curious about is why the japanese acted so brutally against the chinesse but later during the Ruso-Japanese War it's behavior against their opponents wasn't very different from the russians to them, even you could say it was honorable, like when Admiral Togo Visited Admiral Rozhestvensky after the Battle of Tsushima 📜

[@santi2683]

It was probably because Japan wanted to be seen as civilized, honorable and as an equal by the Europeans and not as a backward barbarian kingdom like China, so they would restrain themselves from getting into their recurrent game of war crimes and brutality

[@HoH]

@Santi sums it up quite nicely. Japan wanted to be seen as a western "civilised" power, and by defeating Russia they felt they finally received the recognition they deserved.

[@GAndreC]

Because their opponent in the second instance was a civilized nation. The Europeans were just as brutal and in many instances far more than the land of the rising sun when dealing with their Asiatic conquests or uprisings. The misconception that the Japanese were extra violent completely fails to take into account the behavior of “civilized” forces of contemporaries or who’s actions led to the military doctrine adopted by Japan during the 19th century.

[@Thomas_Name]

4:47 Wow! They shot a British ship. Pearl Harbor wasn't the first time the Meiji government made a very risky move.

[@sukanyagartia6422]

Hii I have an exam after 2 days... Couldn't find this topic anywhere explained this simply... Can you please send me this as pdf format in email.

[@macariomatira3234]

Do the Video about the American Independence

[@45641560456405640563]

Yeah, a rarely covered topic that one....

[@做好心理准备了]

I am Chinese, this is a battle of shame, China's semi-colonial semi-feudal society has further deepened, and the powers have smashed the frenzy of Chinese frenzy. Our first fleet in Asia has been covered. The prolonged exercise failed. We will never forget the Japanese in Lushun.

[@iLikePineTrees]

4:48 "to Koreeeea" 🤓

[@albertarthurparsnips5141]

The poor Koreans. After this catastrophe, they had half a century of unspeakably brutal, repressive occupation to endure.

[@tzufbb]

kang youwei father of modern neo confucian as well as modern Chinese nationalism, he also influenced a lot of future Chinese leader among them Mao Ze Dong

[@worsethanjoerogan8061]

Do one on Admiral Yi/Imjin War

[@StickWithTrigger]

Yuan Shikai : the orgin story

[@luzalgarin9518]

Soon the fulfillment of Isaiah 2:4 will take place: "He will render judgment among the nations and set matters straight respecting many peoples. They will beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning shears. Nation will not lift up sword against nation, nor will they learn war anymore." We will enjoy absolute peace, for all the tragical events will be forgotten, according to Isaiah 65:17: "For look! I am creating new heavens and a new earth; And the former things will not be called to mind, Nor will they come up into the heart." And there is more.

[@45641560456405640563]

Grow up.

[@alexratzloff894]

So this was basically the Korean War of the 19th century?🤔

[@humo89]

🔥

[@pedrocrue9458]

Thank you! Argentina!!

[@ligayamatira2164]

We Wish to Feature about the Benito Mussolini and the March on Rome

[@gallardia]

Good video! However the speaker sounds like he's struggling with overall diction which makes it difficult to fully engage with the narrative...

[@HoH]

The Chinese pronunciations you mean? It is indeed a bit difficult to pronounce many names as I only read them, and before recording look up the pronunciation (but probably still butcher it). As for English - you can probably tell that it is not my native language either. Although most viewers do not seem to mind, fortunately.

[@operationaltactics1006]

I enjoy your videos but it's neither animated or a documentary... Definition of animated 1a: endowed with life or the qualities of life : ALIVE animated creatures b: full of movement and activity an animated crowd c: full of vigor and spirit : LIVELY an animated discussion 2: having the appearance of something alive an unusually animated piece of sculpture 3: made in the form of an animated cartoon an animated film

[@NathanDudani]

Did you enjoy reading through that dictionary?

[@aaronpenaperalta]

If only the Qing Dynasty had won😢

[@wanmaster11]

Content is good but your enunciation could use a bit of work

[@HoH]

Thanks. English isn't my native language

[@yvngxsleepy]

ï å ÿëåt

[@jackmeoff6380]

i will pay you to get a better mic

[@HoH]

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