HANBOK: Korea's Traditional Clothing (KWOW #95)

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[@EvaFG1962]

I love tradional clothing and Hanbok is so beautiful

[@louisehazel9158]

These videos make me wonder if Koreans are interested in our culture. Because i find their culture EXTREMELY fun to learn about.

[@TheLivingDeadOne]

After watching many Korean Historical dramas,.I fell in love with the Hanbok the women would wear. Very colorful!

[@SNSDTARA211]

Hanboks are soo beautiful!! I wish i could wear one someday!

[@hihi2830]

I kinda wanted you to talk about goryeo hanbok as well, but I love this vid❤

[@Elizabeth_Paz]

I love hanbok! I'm waiting for the next parts about this topic!!!!!!

[@Sang15Mitang]

I really like traditional hanbok style ^^ Before I was even interested in Korean culture I made my characters wear hanboks in some video games because they're so pretty. I have never worn one before, but maybe some day...

[@barbiebarbie1813]

Pure white no pattern and exposed nipples are true Korean traditional costumes.

[@starsara100]

I love Hanboks - Literally I'm obsessed with them, although I've never seen or worn one irl :(

[@evy4366]

You should definitely try one! As Korean, I'm really proud of our hanbok! If you ever get to visit Korea, there are many places that rent them for you to wear and visit the ancient palaces :) They're in Seoul :)Thank you for loving our hanbok!

[@xYukiNeko]

Hanboks are so beautiful! I really like learning about national costumes, they are so pretty and a good introduction to a country's culture. In Norway we wear bunads as a national costume, and most people choose a bunad from the place they come from.

[@IvyS1120]

I want one of the shorter length hanboks but they are all beautiful. That baby at the end was adorable.

[@amysocool7]

hanbok is so pretty want to wear one :))

[@KyuubiCatT]

When I was in sixth grade I had a Korean friend named Suh-Yeon Kim but we called her Elena. She played the violin & sometimes she would put on mini performances for the class and she would usually wear hanbok while playing. I always that it made her look like a doll.

[@sunnysnow08]

I really like the traditional Hanboks, so pretty! Want to wear them someday when I visit Korea!

[@christinapalmer96]

Hanbok are definately the most graceful clothes i have ever seen.

[@beybladexkai]

Thank you! The info you shared was very helpful.

[@chinouyamale]

thank you for this video. I enjoy watching Korean movies for it gives me a peep at a culture that I don't really have access to.

[@thl20592]

I love these cultural kwows xx

[@superdongshinee1794]

I LOVE hanbok and hanoks and everything about Joseon Korea and Goryeo Korea >.<

[@proxymoxie]

Omg I clicked because I was curious as to what the video was like and OMG YOU HAVE THE SANE SURNAME AS ME I LOVE YOU. SUBSCRIBED XD

[@IceLu11]

Thank you for the information~

[@miinzee]

I'm goin to Korea next month...sooooo excited..hope I get to try one

[@Amy-pd7ty]

I want to try one on one day! It looks so pretty.

[@hinamajeed]

FASCINATING!

[@JustChiffer]

Love these vids

[@naylimazlan578]

I wanna try on one! ^^ so pretty! ^^

[@Armoredarthur]

Thanks professor, i learn somenthing new today, i hope Hanbok doesnt lose its place in the modern society of Korea.

[@MarioUcomics]

Some modern Taekwondo uniforms also were inspired by traditional Hanbok , especailly the newer Poomsae compition uniforms

[@InfiniteSkyzz]

I always wanted to wear a hanbok ^^

[@TheopistiLu]

Hmmmm interesting! I want one :3

[@luizadoca210]

I like traditional Korean clothing !😍😍😍😍😍😍🔝👏

[@ficklepickle5521]

I really like your video professor oh ....

[@annelisewhite6494]

I'm not the only one that says back in the day!

[@durchschnitte]

Wow, this was fast ^^ At my granny's place there are pictures of me, my brother and my cousins waering those preeetty, pretty rainbow hanboks at our first birthday, just like the picture u showed! :) Love from Germany!

[@YummYakitori]

During the early part of the Joseon Dynasty, the kings and queens of Korea wore an exact replica of the Han Chinese Hanfu (漢服) as well. Unfortunately, Hanfu (漢服) died out during the 17th century AD, during the Manchu rule of China, Han Chinese were forced to wear Pao (袍), the Manchu clothing, during the Manchu Qing Dynasty (清朝). But Korea and Japan have preserved the Hanbok and Kimono fairly well.

[@Unknown-ju3cg]

So pretty I like that

[@xKittyCakesx]

I wore one for a Korean church choir as a kid ^-^

[@miunya]

Loved hanboks after seeing kidols wear them. I like yukatas and kimonos slightly more though

[@onogrirwin]

you need a hanbok Ramona :) Off topic: cutest Kpop girl in hanbok - hyoyeon.

[@Mmoplayer2011]

" a video on "Most common phrases used in Korean dramas", you know, the phrases we hear over and over again, please. this vid was nice.

[@ikimus]

Cutie Ria in a Hanbok!

[@leanncordle90]

I think hanbok are pretty

[@TurtlesandDolphins]

Bigsheesh the actress is Ha Ji Won in 'Hwang Jin I' a gisaeng drama

[@DavidBialeschki]

AWESOME I Want Purple:)....

[@DavidBialeschki]

Becouse my daughters love purple

[@margaridapeneda6913]

hi prof oh i love u

[@Mikirono23]

Professor Oh, can you do a video on Koreans first birthday. Thank you

[@TselmegK]

Pls make more videos about the korean gramatik C: thx~

[@cherylstone7256]

Thank you for sharing...I love the hanbok. Here's a question-what about traditional hairstyles?

[@birtsmom]

You're everywhere!!!

[@SnotRockets55]

The Hanbok really is gorgeous. You had to fuck it up by putting President Bush in there though if I had just eaten I woulda hurled lmao.

[@amyphan2028]

Yay!~

[@comicgeniousfan]

My oppa GD!

[@starrykitten63]

Can you teach us about south Korean military? And the celebrities benefits?

[@KP0PFANS]

I was hoping you can extend KWOW lessons ):

[@TheStoryPhoenix]

I feel the same way.

[@andrewwalk1370]

I am half korean.

[@blackasiancutie4u]

Me too! :)

[@gabrielsylvestre3708]

Intriguing

[@nourashraffahmy5475]

Plz do a nail tutorial

[@Kat17XoXo]

can you compare hanbok and kimono and maybe chinese hanyu in your next kwow?

[@QuanNguyen-eu1gk]

Can you do a korean history episode

[@spongbobmusicvids]

K wow you look good

[@laurenbermudez]

dear professor oh i would like to know more about dol, or the korean celebration for a chils first birthday. gamsahapnida! anyoung!

[@lawlTMB]

Can you do a kwow on satoori?

[@helloiamjesenia9201]

Can you wear a handbook

[@ProfAgasa]

like every video youre so beautiful rammoonnna :) love ya:**

[@jobsucks]

My brother and sis-in-law wore this for their wedding. She's korean and he's Vietnamese.

[@ficklepickle5521]

hey professor OH ...CAN YOU PLEASE NAME THE COSTUMES OF CHARACTERS IN TALCHUM ???....A HEARTY REQUEST FROM A STUDENT ....

[@keith4805]

I love you! :)

[@Noealzii]

Unfortunately you almost never see anyone wear it besides a wedding, even on lunar new years it's rare. It's a shame since some are really pretty

[@evy4366]

If you visit Korea, we have lot of hanbok rental places in Insadong. Insadong is full of ancient traditional houses and buildings that are still kept to this day :) It is also where the Blue House is. Many Korean when they go there, they rent hanbok to wear while they walk around, hang out and etc :) You should try it!

[@nghinghitran2069]

Hi, I'm Alice. I am wondering that KWOW could teach me how to read and write Korean words. Thanks a lot!

[@LaGantoise]

That picture of Ha Ji Won in the beginning.. from which drama is that please?

[@theMusicFairy1]

Hi, I want to ask you about a dress with long sleeve (longer than the arms), I saw it on Kim Hyun Joong's Unbreakble MV, there was a girl dancing wearing a white dress with very long sleeves, what is the name of that dress and what is the name of that kind of dancing, please I would really like to know, thanks.

[@sortaizzy]

Are there modern Hanboks for men?

[@yongshin100]

When I was little I have hanbok because my moms korean ohh yeah my real name is lee bo-young :)

[@mimmechan]

Heey I saw Secret keke

[@StarHasArrived95]

I have a question! ^_^ I plan on visiting S.Korea soon (taking another gap from college hehe) and I was wondering if it would be difficult for me to eat out in Korea w/out eating pork (for religious reasons)?

[@shugoshugo123]

The female hanbok is SO beautiful. and it looks much more comfortable than both the traditional Chinese and Japanese clothing. But the male one is so unflattering lol.The only one I actually like is the one the king wears. I love the traditional Chinese and Japanese male clothing much better

[@charaspuriscool]

Hi

[@GokkunGuru]

Professor Oh, who is the actress with hair dresss wearing the hanbok at 0:18?

[@bubble3737]

Are hanbok expensive??

[@Skarokin]

I wore my hanbok.... I had to put the baji all the way up to my chest... and the butttons are so hard to put on, its a big knot going through a tiny hole!

[@aryandz1842]

What about men? What do u call the male version of hanbok?

[@xxavatarcroftxx896]

Professor oh, what's your favorite Kpop group (: mines Snsd Girls Generation ^.^ although I can't understand them /: I enjoy the notes and beat and the DANCING :D

[@sunyu4364]

kia~~ 주모

[@soccerbabez45]

basic sentences/verbs please! like, "We are ____", "I am going ____" "I want ____" . And I know the order of words in korean is different from english (subject, verb, object, etc) ~ its more like the persian i speak actually, so if you could teach those basics so we can form simple sentences that'd be great c: Thank you! ^^

[@jherieberry]

Lols, Is that Taecyeon and GuiGui?

[@TurtlesandDolphins]

Its Hanbok for both genders

[@RycoKiramoto]

dear Professor Oh, can you tell me about "idol types" and.. well i'm not slim and not asian, but i wanna get an asian boyfriend~ does ANY korean guys like european, plump girls? (well to ask the right way: does these kind of girls have a chance?)

[@soccerbabez45]

forming basic sentences? like I am (blablabla) this is (etc. etc) I want (lalalal)

[@emememememememememe]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA aahhhh. lol.

[@ColorMeBryan]

I love KWOW Wednesdays but I feel like I'm not learning as much about the Korean language like I did in season one. Sorry I don't mean to offend its just my opinion. I love learning about the culture but I miss the grammar filled KWOW.

[@DavidBialeschki]

K-pop Crayon pop.........fighting:)...

[@downtoearth5108]

Annyeonghaseo. Kiaora Professor Oh. I'm following you to get an inside view of Korea and to listen to the pronunciation of the Korea Language. I prefer to listen for pronunciation to learn a language. Roman or English text is not accurate for pronunciation. And I also love the Korean people and culture. Now I've got to learn to write in Korea. Kamsahamnida. Noho ora mai Professor Oh (be well professor Oh). From Aotearoa New Zealand.

[@demonic1304]

and brittney spears

[@Nifky]

you forgot the mention the most important thing.. hanboks were based on chinese clothing during one of their dynasties (i cant remember exactly which at the moment) but it's true. look it up if you dont believe me

[@sieralee9081]

i think you've got the wrong. Chiinese also have hanbok, but that is diffrent from Korean. In Hannara, one of the dinasty of China, they wore something called hanbok. The first syllable of Hannara is that of hanbok. Chinese hanbok and Korean hanbok have same word in English, but the meaning of those are diffrent. I think you would know what Chinese general traditional clothing is. Plus, Chinese hanbok is called Hanfu in English, not hanbok.

[@sieralee9081]

correction++++ Hanfu is a right expression in English. Only is Hanbok a word that can be called Korean traditional clothing

[@RolitabunTV]

Hanbok had influenced by the Mongols in later Goryeo Dynasty era. You need to know that Korean Traditional clothes before the Joseon Dynasty were more close to the Hanfu, especially Chinese South-Song Dynasty Style. But Mongols dominated whole of Chinese continent and made the Goryeo Dynasty their Son-in-law nation. The cultural style of Han Chinese was destroyed by Mongols and Mongols influenced to the Koreans in later Goryeo Dynasty era, We call this Yuan intervention Period. And It was not only in the clothes but also Korean Languages and Traditional Korean Armor. The Korean armor before the Mongols invade, It was close to the chain mail, but after the Yuan intervention period, Korean armor changed to looks like northern nomadic style armor.

[@sieralee9081]

HamZang i didn't deny that hanbok was influenced by china. 영어로 하니 힘들어서 미치겠네요. 한복은 중국의 영향을 받은 것이 맞습니다. 전 그걸 부정한 게 아니에요. 다만 한복과 한푸 사이의 차이점이 매우 많다는 거 알고계시죠? 한복은 저고리,치마,자지,두루마기,조끼, 마고자를 모두 포함해요. 하지만 한푸에는 이런 것들이 없어요. 모두 우리나라가 독자적으로 개발한 것들이죠. 설령 있다고 해도 형태가 많이 다르죠. 그리고 근본적으로, 중국이나 한국이나 그 시작은 같습니다. 내가 먼저네 네가 먼저네 할 가치가 없다는 거죠. 그 뿌리에서 중국은 저렇게 발전을 한 거고 한국은 이렇게 발전을 한 거예요. 제가 저런 글을 쓴 이유는 저 분의 글이 '한복은 중국 옷인데 왜 거짓말을 하냐' 라는 어투였기 때문이었어요. 한국어로 해서 죄송합니다. 영어로 글을 쓸 일이 없는 대한민국의 불쌍한 학생이라 영어 작문은 어렵네요. 번역기가 잘 작동하길 바랄게요.

[@RolitabunTV]

시윤이 한국사람이니까 죄송해하실 필요 없어요 ㅎㅎ 그리고 저는 저 한복이 한푸에게 영향을 받았다고 주장하는 중국인에게 답변한거랍니다 ㅎ 조선시대에 입었던 치마 저고리등 우리가 흔히 아는 오늘날의 한복은 중국보다 몽골의 영향을 더 많이 받았습니다. 오늘날의 한푸와 일본의 기모노는 상의와 하의가 나누어 지지 않은 원피스이구 우리 한복만이 투피스로 나뉘어져있는걸 보면 알 수 있죠. 고려말 조선초 이전까지만 해도 우리의 복장은 좀 더 중국 한족 스타일에 더욱 더 가까웠었죠. 고려말에 원나라의 영향이 굉장히 컸기 때문에, 복장이 북방 유목민족들의 스타일 처럼 투피스로 변한거고. 특히 고려말 조선초까지만 해도 우리의 갑옷도 서양의 체인메일 갑옷처럼 쇠사슬등으로 이루어져있었습니다만, 몽골의 영향을 받아 오늘날의 북방 유목민족 스타일의 두정갑등의 모습으로 변한것이죠. 삼국 시대까지만 해도 우리 갑옷이 판금들을 이어 붙인 남방형 갑옷이었다가(지금 일본 갑옷이랑 유사합니다, 이때 우리의 갑옷 스타일이 일본으로 전해졌고, 그 스타일이 일본은 오늘날까지 남은 것이구요) 후에 서서히 북방형 갑옷으로 변해온 것입니다.

[@YummYakitori]

Korean Hanbok (한복 / 韓服) and Japanese Kimono (着物) were heavily influenced by the Chinese Hanfu (漢服), especially during the earlier periods. Take a look at the Shilla Dynasty Hanbok for example, you will be surprised to find it looks much more Chinese. The post-Goryeo Hanbok on the other hand added many Mongol influences such as the Otgoreum (옷고름), as well as the raising of the Jeogori (저고리).

[@barbiebarbie1813]

About Chinese traditional clothing and Korean traditional clothing. It is easy. > Multi-color, there are dragons and stern and Chinese patterns are Chinese Han national costumes. > Pure white no pattern and exposed nipples are Korean traditional costumes. In addition, ancient Koreans have used their heads to carry things. The Chinese did not.

[@arirang8518]

In fact, I had never even heard the word Hanfu 20 years ago. Before Ming Dynasty, Mongols ruled China. Mongolians liked Goryeo(old Korea) sheep. Goryeo hanbok, which was popular in the Yuan Dynasty, is being insisted on as Ming Dynasty Hanfu these days. I heard that hanfu is the traditional costume of the Han people? But why do they wear hanbok, which was popular among Mongolian royalty and nobles? I am disgusted with the CCP's greedy policy of integrating ethnic minorities. I hope CCP netizens stop distorting Korea's history and culture. Goguryeo kingdom, Taekwondo, Kimchi, Hanbok, Hangeul, Seollal are Korean!

[@chongjingxuan2660]

For those who said Chinese just being jealous about hanbok, you can check about the dragon robe.I don't know whether hanbok is from Korea or China. But I do know Korea King was wearing The Ming fu,and some call it Guanbok .Which is given by Ming Emperor.No offence,just telling the truth. You can see in the video King was wearing a red colors Guanbok and with 4 claws dragon.Ming Emperor was wearing the same thing as the Korean,but in gold colors and 5claws dragon. But for the normal dress for Korean man and women does created by Korean.Only the guanbok is same to the Ming Hanfu. Just because nowadays Chinese forget about their traditional clothes doesn't mean Korean can said Ming fu is created by Korean themselves, since that day the Ming Emperor gave the Guanbok to Korean , Chinese and Korean already share the same part of culture. We never want to steal anything from Korean, you can said it is your traditional clothes,since we have given to you. But you can't forget the origin and tried to deny the history.

[@rohan68842]

Your KZbin channel is like a /handbook/ of Korean culture... eh?... EH? Anyone?... no?

[@vivianzhu8330]

check over ming dynasty hanfu you will know how modern hanbok is influenced by chinese traditional clothing

[@HelloMyNamelsBanana]

+Vivian Zhu who the fuck cares and china was and is influenced by everything that is western does anybody give a fuck? no. Secondly, the hanfu was also influenced by hanbok during the Yuan dynasty when Empress Ki was reigning, so what's your point?

[@vivianzhu8330]

HelloMyNamelsBanana STOP SWEARING well, did you realize the mogolian who owned the yuan dynasty, is also modern china's ancestor? inner mogol is a part of china?and hanfu did not occur in yuan dynasty, it starts from early zhou dynasty.the modern hanbok is heavy influenced by ming dynasty hanfu because korea was a tributory country of ming dyansty china. right, of course, everything belongs to korea.

[@HelloMyNamelsBanana]

Vivian Zhu And NO ONE, literally NOT EVEN ONE PERSON that is Korean thinks "everything belongs to Korea", I don't know what Chinese propaganda China is feeding you, but no Korean ever thinks that, but Korea is definitely unique on it's own to say that eventhough Korea implemented and borrowed inventions and things that worked also for Koreas, not only did they change them to fit Koreans more, but Korea also has COMPLETELY unique aspects indigenous and seperate of any influence from China, such as in language (not including borrowed Sino-Korean Chinese characters), food, many ancient technologies and inventions in architecture such as ondol (heated floors), hanok, the shape of houses depending on regional temperatures, and also, Since the beginning of Korean history (Gojoseon through the three kingdom's period, Goryo, and the Joseon dynasty) all the kingdoms shared common language and culture and kingdoms ruled in the same monarch lines for 500-1000s of years at a time, which cannot be said for China. Modern day China isn't even made up of just Han-Chinese history since China's monarchies never lasted that long, it has Manchurian, Mongolian, Tibetan, and many other ethnic groups and countries that are completely seperate from Chinese history that has it's own history.

[@HelloMyNamelsBanana]

Vivian Zhu And the hanbok is so different to hanfu now and has SO MANY different varieties by region, time in history, and even styles that it cannot be even be confused with a hanfu. It is completely different from a hanfu, especially in terms of hanfu being loose and having almost no linear lines whereas the hanbok's philosphy is about the balance in the lines and curves which the hanfu DOESNOT have. Even the principle of the BASIS of the traditional clothing is completely different.

[@vivianzhu8330]

HelloMyNamelsBanana I do agree on woman's hanbok.

[@user-fl1dc9ju3g]

Chinese incoming!