I was told that they are originally korean but fled to china during the korean war. After that they came back to Korea and not well accepted by the Koreans becos they hv been away for so long and has adopted chinese mannerism - a bit "chor lor" so the atas ones "kua suay" them.
Always enjoying your videos! Just wanted to point out that 'joseonjok' term is not used to describe any Chinese who decided to settle down in Korea. It is actually a specific ethnic minority: ethnic Koreans who migrated to northeast China during the Japanese occupation of Korea but have since returned or people living in Northeast China who are of Korean ethnicity and ancestry.
Ahhh I see! But from what I hear from my Korean friends who live here are different! I was just referring to either Chinese who were born here or Korean that were born in China and now live here! (Referring to those that live in that area as of now)! But it really depends on the passport you hold and the origin of your family :) Thank you for sharing tho! I’ve learnt from it too
Finally u spoke Chinese 😍😍😍, I like u speaking Chinese, and I like your channel, very entertaining and so much information about Korean culinary ❤❤
You guys are so funny and cute. Yes!!! Strictly no dog meat please 🙏🏻. Have a great weekend.
YES BU KE YI HAHAH have a great weekend too 🥰
I was told that they are originally korean but fled to china during the korean war. After that they came back to Korea and not well accepted by the Koreans becos they hv been away for so long and has adopted chinese mannerism - a bit "chor lor" so the atas ones "kua suay" them.
Stay safe and keep healthy for Mrs. Jeanette and Mr. Hansol.
Always enjoying your videos!
Just wanted to point out that 'joseonjok' term is not used to describe any Chinese who decided to settle down in Korea. It is actually a specific ethnic minority: ethnic Koreans who migrated to northeast China during the Japanese occupation of Korea but have since returned or people living in Northeast China who are of Korean ethnicity and ancestry.
Ahhh I see!
But from what I hear from my Korean friends who live here are different! I was just referring to either Chinese who were born here or Korean that were born in China and now live here! (Referring to those that live in that area as of now)! But it really depends on the passport you hold and the origin of your family :)
Thank you for sharing tho! I’ve learnt from it too
Hello Jeanette, I always enjoy watching your videos, hope to be able to visit Korea soon. 😊 There are so many fun cultural experiences in Korea. 💜
Jeanette’s face looking glowing day by day!! Awwwww 🤩
Awwwww 🥰
Eating the fried fritters and soy bean milk plus the meat buns is so very Chinese and you are at the right place eating them 😄
Yoana & your husband are fluent in other languages. 😊
You are now a Korean Chinese too, Jeanette 😸
Nice vlog from this Chinatown.
Hellooowww ❤❤
apa cuman gue yg ngira temen jeanette itu kak ria sw
i wish you could collab with ria sw soon
👍👍👍
Hi, Jean! Sorry for being out of topic but may I know which eyeliner you use usually? It looks really good on you
Hello!!! Is okay!! I’ve always been using TonyMoly Eyeliner :’) in dark brown
@@JeanettesWorld gotcha! Thanks dear! 🥰
I really wanna go bck and grab the you tiao + ji pai……….
EH CHINGUUUU yes so dang gooood I want the jipai
Can you converse with these vendors in Koreans even though they are Chinese?
Yes can!!! They speak Korean too!!
Eating the fried fritters and soy bean milk plus the meat buns is so very Chinese and you are at the right place eating them 😄