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Recently, I read a very witty article about Korean money. It was published 5 years ago when the competition rate for civil service exam was very high. Do you know why young people in Korea all want to be civil servants? If you look at Korean money, there is an answer. All the people in all the bills in Korea are civil servants. Except for the 50,000 won bill. The 50,000 won bill is guaranteed to make you a civil servant. And what came out as a comparison was about Japanese money. Japanese money is said to have a wide variety of occupations. There are novelists, scientists, and entrepreneurs. Japan keeps changing the bill design once every 20 years. There's a cat on the 1,000-yen bill. There's a little kitten on it. To be exact, that's the old version of the current currency. It's a different person now, and it'll change again next year. People pay the most attention to the highest-paid bills in that country. I know that Japan has philosophers now. If you look at the change in corporate value, If you think about whether the corporate value can go up in Korea, I think the sentiment is definitely different. So if you look at the bills of various countries and see what kind of people are in the bill, I think you can learn a lot about the culture of that country. As the king of England changed this time, The pound in England was Elizabeth II for a long time. He's been in office for a long time, so I thought it was Elizabeth II. But this time, it's all changed to Charles III. And in countries like Australia, There was a queen with 5 Australian dollars. Australia didn't change it to Charles III this time. He said he was going to change it to an Australian native. But I think there's a bit of an opposite voice inside. It's a lot of money to change the currency design. Besides, you have to change all the coins. I think it's a lot of tax you have to pay. What do British people think about the throne? When I filmed a content with Peter and Paul, Queen Elizabeth II was already in office at that time. There was a saying that if you die, you'll get all the money back. If you go back to the origin of the currency, There was a face of a king or an emperor. But the currency that remains is actually... Since many countries are democratized, there aren't many. All of Thailand has the face of a king. In Thailand, if you stamp a bill or trample on a bill, It's not a damage to the bill, it's a defamation of the royal family. He said it was very strict. When researching how great Alexander the Great's empire was, How far can you find the currency with Alexander the Great's head engraved on it? He also judged the influence of that person. It's been a long time since the king's face was engraved on the currency, right? One of the flows that followed that is... After the imperialist era, A country that was independent. Or a country that adopted a communist path. If you look at these countries, The face of an independent hero or a person who played a big role when he was crowned. There's a lot of cases where the bill goes in. If you look at China, all the faces of the bill are Mao. If you look at India, all the faces of the bill are Gandhi. If you look at Vietnam, all the faces of the bill are Ho Chi Minh. If you look at the back, there are a variety of landscapes and buildings that symbolize the country. I think it's unique that there's one person on the front. Originally, the image of the country's greatest leader was usually drawn on the money. To this day, many currencies in Europe are called crown. Crown means crown. In the old Spanish language, the word real also means royal. Real? That's not real, bro. People usually think of bills as bills. Do you know why that's a bill? The king originally had a lot of gold and silver. He put his face in the gold and silver and gave it to the nobles. He took it as a tax and abolished gold and silver. In the 1500s and 1600s, a lot of technology was used in the war. The kings became debtors by buying cannons and warships. In the old days, it was money to print my face on the gold and silver I had and distribute it. Since the 16th and 17th centuries, the king's debt has become money. It's a debt because it's money you have to pay. If you say it's the money of the king, it's less credible. It's the money of the king. It's safe. That's why it started to be interpreted as currency. That's why the king's face was always drawn. In that sense, the U.S. money is extremely revolutionary. Let's take a quick look at who's in the U.S. The first president, George Washington, is in the U.S. dollar. Thomas Jefferson is in the U.S. dollar. But the U.S. dollar is very precious. If you get a U.S. dollar bill, you don't use it. You put it on the store. So I got this U.S. dollar 30 years ago. I still have it. I've spent a lot of money. There's a scene in the back where he declares independence. Because they're the founding members. $5 is Lincoln. $10 is Alexander Hamilton. You can say he created the U.S. financial system. $20 is Andrew Jackson. He's talkative. Yeah, talkative Andrew Jackson. In the case of $50, he was the leader of the North during the South-North War. President Grant. And $100 is Benjamin Franklin. He's not a president, but he's a politician. He's an inventor. He's a scientist. He's a media person. I think it's Franklin who doesn't care about $100. Benjamin Franklin is not interested in American history at all. Because rap stars spend a lot of $100. 100 dollars a bill. In the rap lyrics, there was something like, It's all about the Benjamins, baby. Like you said, especially in communist countries, it's a system in which the person who created this country is believed to be one. Ho Chi Minh created our country. Mao Zedong created our country. But this is the founding fathers. The U.S. is a country that was created through a meeting. So even if it's the founding fathers, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, Benjamin Franklin. There are four of them. And then the most important moment in American history is There's Andrew Jackson, who saved that we have to push westward. Lincoln and Grant, who maintained the shattered American spirit into one country. And to be honest, Andrew Jackson was in favor of slavery. Lincoln was against it. Especially when the opposite side of the regime goes over, It was a common pattern in human history to get rid of all the old people and turn them into modern people. For the first time in the U.S., even if someone with a different ideology or ideology becomes president, I think it shows how amazing the U.S. system was at the time that it maintained the old people. But there's still a movement in the U.S. that says we need to change the face of the currency. There was a movement to change Hamilton from $10 to a woman. Hamilton's musical was a big hit in Georgia. Hamilton has a nickname, Forgotten Father. He played a very important role among the founding fathers. I think it's worth noting that Hamilton's musical was a hit in New York because ordinary people created a complex financial and state-owned system that was difficult to understand. Because New York is a city where finance is very important. And to make the U.S. global, there needs to be a capital of New York, a port where ships go back and forth all over the world. So, for New Yorkers, Alexander Hamilton was a very important person, but he was forgotten in other U.S. But his presence in New York's musical just went up. But how do you get him out of the house? On the other hand, Andrew Jackson, who has a lot of controversy about how he treated black people and American immigrants, He was promoting the idea of removing him from the Obama administration and putting him as a black slave woman. And then Trump became president. Trump likes people like this. So Trump broke this plan. So now, the Biden administration is trying to change it again. And now, depending on the next election result, I think it will be decided whether or not $20 will be changed. If you look at the Korean banknotes than other countries, There are two things that make me think that the Korean banknote portfolio is very unique. The first is that other countries have the faces of presidents, generals, or kings who led the country to victory. But in Korea, there are not the faces of King Gwanggaeto or Yeongjojeongjo, but the faces of those who assisted the king. That's right. Except for the King Sejong. The second is that most countries don't put the figures of the royal family in the banknotes after choosing the palace. But if you look at the Korean banknotes, there is no figure of the Republic of Korea. There is a figure of the Joseon Dynasty. I think this is also a very unique point. There are not only people from the Joseon Dynasty, but also people from the 15th and 16th centuries. There are no people from the late Joseon Dynasty. I think we can see how timely the range that Koreans think of as our country is. For example, France issued a currency. No matter how much the French respect Louis XIV as the king of the sun, The king of the sun is in the French currency. I think this is going to be very awkward. It's not like wearing stockings. If you look at the pictures when there was French currency, In the 20 francs, there was Debussy, who wrote the famous work Clair de Lune. In the 50 francs, there was Saint-Exupéry. In the 200 francs, there was the architect Eiffel Tower. In the 500 francs, there were Piero and Marie Curie. If you go to Italy, the most interesting thing in Italy is that Montessori, famous for modernizing the philosophy of child education and parenting, was in the 1,000 lira banknote. In the 50,000, 100,000, and 500,000 lira banknotes, There were famous Renaissance Baroque artists such as Bernini, Caravaggio, and Raffaello. That's cool. Raffaello is cool. There are a lot of scientists in Germany. There are Gauss, Ehrlich, and a biologist named Merian. Clara Schumann is a pianist and composer. There were a lot of female scientists and female musicians. But it's all gone now. It's been the euro since the mid-2000s. I think it would have been ambiguous when the euro was made. Because if a lot of countries use the same currency, It could end up in a fight over who's going to do it. Maybe that's why there's a Roman bridge in the 5 euro. There's a medieval bridge in the 10 euro. So if you go all the way up to the end and look at the 500 euro, It goes to postmodern architecture. In this way, from the Roman era to the Renaissance, Europe shared the aesthetics that led to open-mindedness and romanticism. So it was fun to pick out the similarities and make them. Among the interesting currencies I've seen on a business trip, If you look at the Taiwanese currency, If you look at the 100 dollar, there's Sun Won. There's Zhangjiajie in the 200 dollar. But in the 500 dollar, There's an elementary school baseball team that's happy to win. Oh, that's nice. Isn't it so nice? And in the 1,000 dollar, There are elementary school students studying while looking at the globe. Maybe it's because Taiwan is a Confucian culture. Study, student, teamwork. If you look at the Singapore currency, These days, it's all changed to the first president of Singapore. But the Singapore currency in the 60s is the Nan series. Nan flower The national flower of Singapore is Nan. It's so pretty, really. In front of Singapore in the 70s, There's a bird series. There are different birds in each currency. In the 80s, there's a boat series. Singapore is a country that is very popular with marine life. I think it would have been more fun if we had continued this. River series, mountain series. And Singapore is a jungle, so there are a lot of trees. If you've been through the tree series, I think this kind of fun design is more suitable for the current era than the money of characters. There's my favorite currency. What is it? It's the Disney dollar. It's a one-dollar bill with Mickey on it. If you go to a real Disneyland or Disney store, You can use it for one dollar. The reason I like this is because of the power curse. If you look at this bill, it's like me. I think I've become George Washington. I think I like this because it's shocking. After hearing that, I went to Freime. It's not coming out anymore. But you went to Switzerland this time, right? Yes, I went to Switzerland in April. I've been to Switzerland, but I've never seen a Swiss bill since I've been preparing for this content. Because Switzerland is Apple Pay even in public restrooms. I didn't exchange money with Switzerland this time. I filmed and worked for 3 nights and 4 days, but there was no inconvenience. Anyway, when I went to the Swiss bill this time, I think all the bills in the future will go in that direction. If you look at the smallest Swiss franc, There's a hand that's in command. It's time to command. So there's a hand that's in command on the front. If you turn it upside down, there's a Swiss-style movement. Wow, that's cool. It's cool, right? Some bills are holding dandelions with their hands and flying dandelions. The diversity of the ecosystem and the way the seeds fly. In a way, I felt like I was representing Switzerland. There's a hand that's doing this. And then it says XYZ. We live in three dimensions. And then what's on the back? It's called CRN. It's made by the BUM European Research Institute. It's the most precise particle accelerator in the world. There's a bill that's holding water with his hands. And then there's the ice of Alps melting. It's flowing to Europe. When I look at the Swiss money, You've got a specific person. They represent our country. You have to take care of them. I thought it was a very 20th century accident. What role does the country play in the world? It's a little more abstract. We live in the middle of the 21st century. I thought it was much more touching. I can relate to that. But in the end, we don't use banknotes or coins anymore. After the era of credit cards, Now we're all using mobile pay. Like before, who goes into the bill? I think it's getting less and less important. I think this bill will eventually remain as a precious item. But what I'm a little disappointed about is... I don't think it's going to be a precious item in the 20th century. I've done too much work. Because this bill is separated from gold. There's no reason for people to have it because it's not worth gold. The currency is getting more and more digital. You're nervous. What if you get electrified or hacked? So, in response to that, I think some people will have currency in the 17th and 18th centuries. Even if you have the currency now, I think it's going to be helpful. If there's a new currency bill coming out in Korea, What kind of picture do you think would be good to put in it? I think it'll be fun to read it in the comments. I'm a MMO who likes to talk about money. Today, we talked about bills from various countries. We'll be back with more interesting topics next time. Thank you. Goodbye.