[옛날 걸어서세계속으로Full📺] '멕시코 멕시코시티' Trip to Mexico (KBS_20060902)

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[@jamesantonio6551]

넘재밌

[@vita_vlog236]

¡viva México!!

[@보르그랜드-Bolgland]

와 2006년도 당시에 방영된 편을 올해에 들어서 올리시다니 ㄷㄷ

[@Lovesky2023]

옛날걸세 넘좋아요 최공

[@hina9826]

서양인에 의해 나라가 박살 났음에도 서양귀신을 빋들어 모신다니...

[@hina9826]

그래도 일본인에 의해 우리네 노비제도가 없어진것처럼, 최소한 스페인인에 의해 인신공양은 없어졋네

[@TokyNeon]

Yes, but Koreans had it easy in comparison. Imagine if almost every single Korean was half Japanese. Also, thanks to admiral Yi Sun Shin, one of the most brilliant naval military commanders of all time. you were able to fight off the barbarians. The Chinese helped a lot too and you survived two Imjin Wars and the Japanese occupation in the 20th century. although Korea is still not united yet means there's a lot of work to be done. A lot of people forget that Mexico isn't just the Aztecs. There were a lot of peaceful native tribes that existed during that time too. Nowadays Mexicans aren't just Aztec, Mayan, other tribes, or Spanish. Mexicans are the product of two cultures colliding and creating one product. Modern Mexican history is how all of that came together to create an independent history where Mexicans fought against the Americans, French, and other western powers and managed to still exist today. There's racism in Korea against Latinos for many reasons like stereotypes but I think in these days, younger Koreans are learning to appreciate Mexican culture. Similarly, there's also racism against East and Southeast Asians in Mexico because a lot of Latinos and Mexicans think that all of them are Chinese. But also younger Mexicans appreciate Korean culture. I think Mexicans and Koreans are good friends today and I love seeing videos of Mexicans appreciating Korea and Koreans appreciating Mexico. We both have beautiful cultures with a rough history but it's what we make of the future that is really important. I hope to see more Korean brothers and sisters in Mexico. Love you guys!