A marriage between 'Koryoin', Ethnic Koreans love starts in Russia, now in Korea | couple Vlog
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2025
- Do you know what "Koryoin" is? They're a group of Koreans who were displaced, but continued to speak Korean and keep korean culture alive. Here's a story about two Koryoin falling in love. There's even a third generation living in Korea
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This episode is like a hidden part of history slowly emerging from a wooden box... I would love to learn more about other ethnicities too.
Korean government should be sponsoring language schools in Koryo-saram areas internationally. Won't be the magic bullet, but any population growth / immigration is a positive to offset the low birth rate.
Like the free ESL and LINC (Language Instruction to Newcomers of Canada: funded by the Federal Government) classes in Canada❤
YES!! I agree. Growing up in the US, I would’ve died to learn Korean.
And please let the government and country know that some Korean adoptees are raised by loving non-Koreans, but some adoptees are not. They are not loved. They would have been better off with their birth parents.
I know of the baby box but there shouldn’t be one.
Single pregnant women should be accepted in Korean culture to keep Koreans continue with their culture.
We have them in Kazakhstan:) but only in major cities probably
Korea supports about 250 schools named King Sejong Institute in 52 countries. As far as I know, the tuition is free. If you have your will, you can study Korean enough.
@@피들스틱-y8l Thanks.
Just googled it and on the US website. Seems like some stuff is free, but not all.
(Also, I'm guessing US is a bit different.)
Seems like in late 2000s / early 2010s, they started the foundation and put a cohesive education plan etc.
I learned about Koryoins when I matched with a guy from Kazakhstan years ago. He's Koryoin as well and pretty much explained about his heritage
There shouldn’t be anything detrimental to their youngest daughter…they have two older children that are successfully going to school in Korea. Her mother speaks to her in their first country’s language, Russian. No problem. Her mind will easily learn Korean because that’s the dominant language. Both my kids speak our native language (Hawaiian) and function just fine in English. They attended Hawaiian Immersion schools and they both graduated from college. We have to rid ourselves of that fear because knowing more than one language broadens our way of thinking and understanding. It also perpetuates culture and the legacy our families and elders left for us. Apologies if I’ve offended anyone, but reading that question surprised me that someone nowadays would have that old mindset about language acquisition.
Koryoin live in Eastern Europe, Russia or Central Asia.
The total population is about 500,000.
Most Koryoin belong to a wealthy group among their ethnic minority.
한민족의 정체성을 지키려 노력한 고려인들 정말 대단하고 존경스럽네요. 그 오랜세월 타국에서 얼마나 외롭고 힘들었을까요. 고국에 너무 잘 오셨어요. 한국에서 꼭 행복하세요.
Beside the dark side of the Soviet Union and what Stalin did, koodo for the Kyoro Saram for keeping their roots and working hard on a new land!!!
뿌리를 잊지 않고 지키시는 고려인들을 정부에서 적극적으로 포웅하고 한국에 정착할수 있도록 지원하면 좋겠습네다. 한국에서 행복하게 사시길 바랍니다.
Such beautiful children how great these kids can speak many languages ❤
I am Korean and I hope that they will actively come to Korean soil. They are all welcome.
Bringing up kids bilingual will open them up to so many more experiences and opportunities, learning languages only enriches us
The dad has a super Russian looking head idk how to explain it but he does.
Right???
He is looking more Buryat (russian ethnicity) or Mongolian than Korean
@@annalehman93941 Koreans and Mongolians look the same. Both are Altaic
고려인은 당연히 우리 민족이지요. 한국 사람입니다.내가 가진 정체성이 한국인이라면 어느 곳에 계셔도 한국인입니다
There are videos of Koryoin escaping the Ukraine war and arriving in Korea. Are more arriving currently?
Now I see why my old classmate Ivan looks like Korean when he comes from Russia.
Maybe because of 3/4 of the Russian Federation is in Asia, 1/4 in the Europe))))))?.....
여진족에 대한 역사기록 보면 꿀에 버무린 밀가루 튀김을 정말 정말 아주 좋아한다는 기록이 있는데 착착 이라는 과자가 그거같네요
정답이에요!
To be honest I never spected the granpa to have such voice he doesnt sound old
고려인들이라면 정말 환영하지
Офигеть я первый раз вижу как делают эти орешки, в видео из Кореи , хотя сама их ем
Since Korea changed to the international age standard from June this year, it is 1-2 years lower.
I am a Korean, and the solution to Korea's population decline is to naturalize large numbers of Korean minorities living in Eurasia to Korea.
The population of Koryeo people is 500,000.
I think the population solution is to naturalize them to Korea and have them live in Korea while giving birth to many offspring.
And I think that the solution to the population decline is to meet and get married while interacting with many Koryeo people and mainland Koreans.
Why they gotta be Korean? Korean has a lot of foreign workers the most realistic and easy solution to Korea's population decline would be to naturalize the foreigners. They are more than happy to adhere to the Korean culture and customs.
@@daturax Most workers in Korea are Southeast Asian. They are very dirty and full of diseases. Therefore, there is a high possibility that there will be side effects if you marry a Korean. And Koreans prefer white people. However, poor Koreans have no choice but to marry poor Southeast Asians, but these days, the marriage divorce rate with Southeast Asian women is increasing significantly.
Personally, I wish Mongolian or Central Asian women would marry Koreans.
@@daturaxNot necessarily.
@@daturaxkoreans are pretty much xenophobes. They would hate that their race will be mixed with others, especially south and south east asians~
@daturax see what's happening I Europe ? U import 3rd world behavior, then u get 3rd world behavior
Second😂
Are children allowed to sit in the front seat in the car ? I thought that's illegal
First
Never forget ur Roots That's the saying
인구소멸국가인 대한민국은 고려인들을 적극유입하는 정책을 펴야 된다....
I wonder if Russia gives them special pensions for people if they were persecuted or deported during Stalin time. In europe, my parents receive special heir pension because grandparents were persecuted and deported to Romania during 1940-1945. They lost their homes and had nothing. Many suffered because of the communist regime.
Yes, in Russia people who was replaced during WWII have compensation from government.
I'm curious, your g'parents were Romanians living abroad and then deported back and even now their children get heir because of that? From which country? Thanks for answering.
@@AaAa-pf7tj They were from Greece / Bulgaria
what episode is this?
leaving a comment so I get notified when an Angel come through and answers..
@@withsienna0 thank you angel 💗
Is there full episodes somewhere? What is the serie called?
Russia's territorial expansion led to the Chinese Empire of the Qing Dynasty losing the Territory of what is now Primorsky Krai to the Russian Empire in 1860 .
In 1861 , the Russo-Korean border appeared .
It immediately gained strategic importance, as the confluence of the borders of Russia and Korea isolated China from access to the waters of the Sea of Japan .
In 1860, the first 761 Korean families, numbering 5,310 people, crossed the Tuman River to claim free land in this corner of Manchurian China, but ended up overnight in Russia under the terms of the Treaty of Peking.
The migration of Koreans to Russia continued until the early 1930s, not even the revolution stopped it . The stimulus for Koreans to migrate to Russia was the scarcity of land in Korea, the benevolent attitude of Russian officials towards migrants, and the Japanese occupation of Korea since 1905.
Polish wiki "Korio - Saram"
На территории СНГ живут разные групры корейцев. Мы потомки завещенных во воемя войны корейцев. Японцы завезли насильно га далекий Сахалин. Половина Сахалина была Японской. Япония войну проиграла, но наших бабушек и дедушек на Родину не выпустили
Do they have the right to move to Korea? If so, how nice.
잘모시셔야분들
Jarring seeing the baby forward facing in the front seat. That's a total no-no here 😬😬
That snack we call it "sa-qi-ma"
They look more Mongolian, which makes sense since Mongolia borders Russia. There was probably mixing through the generations.
Russia has many native indigenous groups, they look Asian.
Koreans are more genetically closer to Mongolians than they are to other East Asian ethnicity groups actually.
Their grandparents first lived in far east of Russia in Sakhalin island. Then they were deported to Central Asia, to Uzbekistan and Tajikistan. Your logic still doesn't make sense, just because a country shares borders with some countries doesn't make people living in that country look like people from bordering country. Plus Koryoins rarely marry outside their ethnicity. Even if they mixed they would've mix with the local people in Central Asia, like with Tajiks and Uzbeks, who don't really look Mongolian, and again these people are also very traditional and conservative. Marriage outside their ethnicity and religion is highly critisized in their culture. These Koryoins look Korean. The reason why you think they don't look like ones is because women don't do their makeup the way South Koreans do. Morena's eyebrows a tattoed and thin with high arch, which you rarely see in South Korea. Koryoin men don't really take care of their physical appearence like Southerners do, since they were raised in post Soviet country in a highly patriarchal society where men are required to be masculine, hence the "unpolished" look of Valeri.
@@lisalola4771Корейцы с Сахалина не были депортированы в среднюю Азию , поэтому получают квартиры и пенсии в Корее , соответственно имена корейские . Если вы не знаете , что корейцы на диалекте Сатури. Я часто вижу корейцев, которые говорят, что из депортировали с Сахалина , но на Сахалине не было русской армии. Японцы в 1947 ушли с Сахалина . Я не понимаю почему этнические корейцы хотят быть русскими, а жить в Корее . Если хотите быть корейцами, то перестаньте косить под русских, вы все равно не хотите служить в русской армии.
@@lisalola4771не всегда. Я второе поколение, рожденных в России на о. Сахалин. Мои бабугки и дедушки рождены в Корее , жили в провинции Чун Чун Нам До. Вывезены были японцами. В Корее осталась моя прабабушка. Больше она никогда не увидела ни сына, ни мужа. После войны был железный занавес, дипломатических отношений с Ю.Кореей не было. Уже позже мы нашли родственников в Южной Корее, они помнили моих дедушек и бабушек. Мы не мешаем кровь, я-знаю историю рода. Мой муж-кореец, имеет 2 гр-ва. Я чистокровная кореянка, ни с кем, кроме корейцев , мы не мешаемся. На это есть свои причины.
고동학생지원금이라도좀해주세요
Like a Japanese Somen
зачем они про скинхедов рассказали, что за трэш неужели надо обсирать Россию
They are just speaking about their experience. That is not slander.
*Because that's what they lived asshole*
Ну они уже были настроены уехать. Тем более, что лет 20 назад действительно могли быть такие проблемы
@@maryvampiregirl666you are still have a lot of racism in your country bit ch
고려인들보호해야해러시아생고하고조국도움없고이게뭐야
Suffering from Russia? Next time you should elaborate your thought and get more better sources. It's seem your knowledge about them are very limited.
I don’t know why they want their kids to learn Russian (and so put daughter in the Russian daycare) if they live in Korea now and their kids’ friends will all be speaking Korean in school.
I think many parents from different cultural heritages are keen that their children are able to know about and retain links to where their parents came from. Maybe the kids will want to go and live in Russia or Uzbekistan some day.
because they speak russian lmfao. If ur asian american living in korea wouldnt you want your kid to speak english just so u understand them better etc?
@@naburuchoi1704 I would want them to be able to make friends, not be isolated because they can’t communicate with them. They already speak to their children in Russian. The knowledge is already there. Duh
That’s not enough. Also, it’s usually not a psychologically good idea for parents to teach their own children. Similar reason why no matter how good a doctor is, they don’t treat their own family members, unless in case of emergency.
Because they are Russian? What kind of question is this? They are both Korean and Russian. That is their culture. Why would they try to erase it?
Should baby girl go to Korean day care instead of Russia pan day care? It doesn’t look like she speaks Korean well.
She will learn Korean in no time once she goes to elementary school. Kids are like sponges, they absorb everything very quickly.
She will learn anyway. Better for her to speak Korean AND Russian
I would want my children to be able to speak my first language if I moved to a different country. Wouldn't you?
Go back to your contury
Yes, they back to korea after many years. They are home.