This is my favourite one! I loved all the other ones as well but this one strikes a chord in me emotionally. The South Korean captain of this team went the extra mile and did everything he could to keep his men alive only for all of them to die and just him survive in the end.. And I know we would have preferred it the other way around. It breaks my heart
This MV makes me cry. I didn't take the Korean War as seriously I always wondered how the North Koreans of back then will feel, thinking that their men died for the better Korea whilst the southern ones, their Korea was dirt poor and corrupt. They died en masse, unprepared and without much reason other than the love for their families and countries to be slaughtered by the Northerners. I really love the South Korean Military and I wish that the Korean Army of 1950, their war dead would be able to look at the country they fought for. Those South Koreans even student soldiers who died in the end, it looked as if defeat was imminent and inevitable for them. But little did they know they actually won in the end because now South Korea doesn't need to prove its the better Korea anymore. They've come a long way thanks to the sacrifices of these men.. And I truly feel bad for the South Korean troops in comrades, they were good men with great friendship, I just wish that the real South Korean soldiers of back then are marching in Heaven, beaming with pride at the country's they took part in creating. I pity the Northerners because their loyalty to Kim Il Sung only ruined their descendants in the end. They fought to protect him and the future of their children but their deaths despite fighting so hard and loyally were for nothing as their children suffer against their own local dictator as opposed to the Japanese. I truly wish that the North Korean people of today will find happiness together and that they will live safely and with enough food and recourses. Long Live The Korean Peninsula!
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This is my favourite one! I loved all the other ones as well but this one strikes a chord in me emotionally. The South Korean captain of this team went the extra mile and did everything he could to keep his men alive only for all of them to die and just him survive in the end.. And I know we would have preferred it the other way around. It breaks my heart
This MV makes me cry. I didn't take the Korean War as seriously I always wondered how the North Koreans of back then will feel, thinking that their men died for the better Korea whilst the southern ones, their Korea was dirt poor and corrupt. They died en masse, unprepared and without much reason other than the love for their families and countries to be slaughtered by the Northerners. I really love the South Korean Military and I wish that the Korean Army of 1950, their war dead would be able to look at the country they fought for. Those South Koreans even student soldiers who died in the end, it looked as if defeat was imminent and inevitable for them. But little did they know they actually won in the end because now South Korea doesn't need to prove its the better Korea anymore. They've come a long way thanks to the sacrifices of these men.. And I truly feel bad for the South Korean troops in comrades, they were good men with great friendship, I just wish that the real South Korean soldiers of back then are marching in Heaven, beaming with pride at the country's they took part in creating. I pity the Northerners because their loyalty to Kim Il Sung only ruined their descendants in the end. They fought to protect him and the future of their children but their deaths despite fighting so hard and loyally were for nothing as their children suffer against their own local dictator as opposed to the Japanese. I truly wish that the North Korean people of today will find happiness together and that they will live safely and with enough food and recourses. Long Live The Korean Peninsula!