Korean Folk Art and Painting: Minhwa 민화, An Overview (Korean History)

[@JP-zz7en]

13:51, how curious, the legend of the rabbit and the moon is very similar to a legend that we read here in Mexico, where two Aztec gods jumped into the fire, the first was afraid and did not jump, the second did jump and became the sun and then the other also jumped into what was left of the fire but became the moon, then a rabbit was thrown to the moon, losing its own brightness and leaving that stain (more or less that's how the legend went). Interesting parallels between such distant cultures.

[@loonytricky]

Oh wow! Somewhat similar yet a world apart

[@cindchan]

Oh, so that's the thing about the Rabbit in the Moon. I had wondered about that! And I never knew that "common people" painted things. And so many meanings to the paintings! Next time I'm in Korea, I will look for these types of paintings!

[@kingfisher9725]

Another well-done video. Fascinating! There is really no limit to human imagination...

[@loonytricky]

Thank you! 🥹

[@bluechikin]

Thank you for your educational videos! They are so easy to listen to and to understand. I'm learning a lot about my mother country through your videos. :)

[@loonytricky]

Thank you for your kind feedback ^^ ☺️

[@chriskimforlife]

such a great channel

[@loonytricky]

Thank you very much ^^

[@feverdreamer6870]

Thank you! A wonderful video~ now I am even more obsessed with Minhwa 😻

[@BadgerLady]

the video is done so well! Thank you!

[@loonytricky]

Thank you so very much ^^

[@MooseDuckVlogs]

Wow not only I am impressed but happy with how Symbolism from Ducks to Plants played part in symbolism of Korean Culture and Way of life itself....Well Done and Thank You/Kittos.

[@loonytricky]

Thanks for watching ^^;

[@tashalim9014]

Interesting video. Like it

[@loonytricky]

Thank a lot ^^

[@NatteSuiker]

"Tigers are easily tricked by magpies." 😂

[@CARL_093]

Thanks bro

[@loonytricky]

Welcome ^^

[@meiyusu8825]

Great video! Where can I learn more about Korean art history? Like online courses and books

[@loonytricky]

This book is pretty good: www.hyeonamsa.com/eng/book_detail.php?idx=1921&cate=&

[@sana-gq2ur]

i loved it ❤ i’m studying korean studies at uni so this video was very useful before my art exam

[@loonytricky]

Essential Korean Art published by Hyeonamsa, Handbook of Korean Art published by Yekyong and wikis.

[@sandiemeredith7199]

I really like the VDO Very interesting story but to be honest it would be much more better to has someone more energetic clear voice to present this fantastic story

[@Johnny_Appleweed]

Disagree. His voice was good

[@Ariyaa_ariyaa]

Sir What about snakes 🐍

[@yokolee5243]

I like the Joseon dynasty better then the Republic of Korea. It’s archeicture is koreas own theme instead of the ugly apartments that dot the land of Korea. There was no pollution beutiful archeicture no technology I feel like Koreas soul died in 1910 the last time it was unified was Joseon

[@asddw6957]

Don't steal Chinese culture plz

[@asddw6957]

@user-zh9fs8cy8z If you cannot exclude Chinese culture from it, then you will always be labeled with this label😀

[@litelite5621]

@@asddw6957 china copy other countries stuffs

[@jennyluxe827]

너무 설명을 잘하셨어요. 외국에서 민화를 가르치고 있는데 아주아주 유용합니다. 감사합니다

[@tashalim9014]

All asian culture is Chinese? That’s ridiculous!

[@asddw6957]

@user-zh9fs8cy8z What kind of bandit thinking is this? Why don't you call English Chinese? Many people in China also speak English~