Youtube hearted comments of Kasumi Rina (@KasumiRINA).

  1. 1:10 You kinda messed that joke, it's "Soviet army winning closer and closer to moscow" or "German army's majestic victories being more to the west west every time".
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  2. 40:47 Despite never claiming to hold entire China, the Eastern Wu kingdom was arguably the most successful of the 3 Kingdoms, and though the Sun (Wu) family fell and lost power to Sima (Jin), it was their lands that remained the only ones not conquered by "5 barbarians" invasions, as China lost their imperial capitals, Luoyang and Chang'an, as well as largest cities in the North, as well as former capitals of Shu (Chengdu) and Cao Wei (Xuchang) all very soon after Jin replaced Wei (Gaoping tombs, long story) and itself went into civil "8 Princes" war... That's how you get so much Wu and Eastern Jin documents around Changsha, Nanjing and so on. They were the final frontier of what was left of centralized rule of Han China in fourth century after years of "unification" wars, and resulting famines and emigration (people fleeing from the warlords) destroyed most of the country up north. The population of China diminished so much in that century of civil conflict, strife and everything that comes with it, that it was not matched until World War 2 or possibly Taiping Rebellion in 19th century... Though some scholars believe that the devastation was exaggerated in records thanks to chaos letting people avoid census – and taxes. Highly recommend reading Romance of the Three Kingdoms or watching its adaptations, especially if you like KOEI games or 3K Total War. It's basically Chinese Shakespeare but if all stories flew one into another instead of being separate.
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  3. The starch is also extremely important as it is used in other dishes and even industry! It just makes them inedible raw.
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  4. Good luck, man!
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  5. 0:57 putinism traditional costume.
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  6. Techncially, when Mussolini saluted to Hitler, it could be called a Roman salute. It would still be fasxist, of course.
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  7. I was with you on this video until PSEUDOEXERCIZE part made me feel called out and offended~! ...that's a joke. Keep doing the good work. MY BACK HURTS THO. Will make comfy on couch.
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  8. Such a great documentary, I keep rewatching, I hope you can return to Egypt at some point and explore things you couldn't here (not just in Giza, but the rest of it too, like Luxor, Siwa, Heliopolis and Faiyum).
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  9. This series is super, I subbed for debunking but stayed for these travel videos, they're like modernized version of old school TV documentaries, you know, from Crocodile Hunter and Mythbusters era, when Discovery shown documentaries and NatGeo had videos on megastructure engineering and construction, before History channel went all in with insufferable speculative stuff.
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