[Youtube Review][Vox] 영국의 156년간 지배가 만든 홍콩

(Recommended)Popular Videos : [Vox] 영국의 156년간 지배가 만든 홍콩

 

This time, I will review the popular YouTube videos.

These days, even if it's good to watch on YouTube, sometimes people skip it or don't watch it if it's too long.

When you watch Youtube, do you scroll and read the comments first?

To save your busy time, why don't you check out the fun contents, summary, and empathy comments of popular YouTube videos first and watch YouTube?

(Recommended)Popular Videos : [Vox] 영국의 156년간 지배가 만든 홍콩

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StW7oGSR_Mg

 

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Playtime Comments : [Vox] 영국의 156년간 지배가 만든 홍콩

Vi***************:

6:30 - "but lets talk about tea again"
-United Kingdom

Ma****:

7:50 In hong kong they have solved the problem of whether the milk should go first or last!

Ba*******:

8:51 good words! This young gentleman speaks the truth instead of any irrational activism ideologies. Neither typical Chinese tradition nor British culture would be able to explain the definition of Hong Kong.

Br*******:

8:43 our good frog president NAIVE HAHAHHAHAHAHA

An*************:

Anyone know the song at 00:25?

Jo*************:

3:59 wait what?

Co****:

2:57 Background music?

Ba**********:

5:27 they are literally in Marks & Spencer

Mi*****:

8:51 based

mu**********:

0:03 You're in Hong Kong

 

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Top Comments : [Vox] 영국의 156년간 지배가 만든 홍콩

Bo*******:

I'm a Hong Konger born in 90's, your video make me very emotional.....

RX****:

and that’s the tea

Ga***********:

Hong Kong 1997: ahh we left nice party time
Hong Kong 2020: gaaaaaaa go back to British empire gaaaaaa

IK*******:

The Opium War was the first War on Drug in human history, and the British government was the biggest drug smuggler in human history.

St*********:

Only Kowloon was leased for 99 years. Hong Kong Island was ceded entirely

Al*******:

thank god he didnt come in 2019

Sa*****:

Honestly, Borders is the absolute best of Vox

TH*****************:

Honestly the British Empire is the only empire that had shaped many countries over simple things like TeA

bt***********:

Vox borders is aesthetic at it's best!

RT****:

Lol, you know you're a true Brit when you're ready to exhaust your silver reserves for tea.

Bp*******:

A good way to date vintage clothes is to see if the tag says 'made in the british colony of hong kong'. That instantly means its pre 1997!

My********:

'Just walked into this Grocery Store.' That grocery store being Marks and Spencer, the most British Grocery Store you'll find.

mi*****************:

And Hong Kong has been living in fear ever since.

Uz*****:

When I tell you that us Brits are serious about our tea this is what I mean

Ji******:

That’s the End of the Era Of Hong Kong.

My***********:

Is there a Hong Kong squad around here lol?

p1****:

The most similar feature is the lack of space and expensive housing lol

So**************:

How to start a was against Britain: Throw their stuff into the sea

Ka******:

The British guy who agreed and said 99 years is forever must be high from opium flavored tea.

we****:

They have already done it dude. Hong Kong is gone.

As**:

Where can we find that background music

oi*******:

You know something I've come to learn about my countrys former empire and our wars can be summed up in literally three letters "TEA!"

B*:

Let's take a moment to appreciate the quality of this series.
Hats off to Johnny for telling these tales in such a engaging, thought provoking way.

Th*********:

If China had cornered the market on Custard Creams as well, there would have been Armageddon

Co********************:

Imagine being so British you start selling meth to afford tea.

Mi*****:

When the World Cup doesn’t come home so you make half the world home

x*:

i hope he gets to where ever he's walking to

Sc**************:

4:21
Knock, Knock, it's the United Kingdom.
With huge guns.
And boats.
Gunboats.

lo*******:

Britan the first Pablo Escobar

Ju*******:

Well, the credits of Hong Kong's rise into one of the most affluent places in the world indeed partially go to Britain. Because Hong Kong at the time of the Opium War was nothing no more than a fishing village. Actually the first intention of Britain was not Hong Kong but Chusan (Zhoushan City today), an island off the eastern coast of China not far away from Shanghai where the Yangtze River meets the ocean. Back then Chusan was already a booming port and close to the Yangtze River where the British ship could immediately access the heartland of China meanwhile Hong Kong was a fishing village without any resources and far away from China's heartlands. The British government was furious after learning Captain Charles Elliot took Hong Kong ("a barren island with hardly a house on it") instead of Chusan in the war treaty and he was dismissed beacuse of that.
Even though Hong Kong was under the British rule for 150 years, it was still poor and no great development was made in the first 100 years. After the WWII, Hong Kong started to take off thanks to the hardworking and education loving people there. They started from textile industry exporting garments to the world and gradually moving up the value chain until it became fully developed. The British governor appointed to govern Hong Kong didn't do much to the economy but just guaranteed a lawful society based on British Law and intervened minimally in the economic activities. To become rich or poor completely is up to Hong Kong people themselves in their own aspiration of doing business. But Hong Kong staged a miracle and became rich in just one generation. Hong Kong's success attributes to the hardworking and education-loving culture of the Chinese people and a free economy and a good law guaranteed by Britain. But if Britain hadn't selected Hong Kong in the first place, maybe it would be still a small nobody town.

 

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