Why is South Korea called the country of sticks?

As for the origin of the word Goryeo stick, some people explain that it was because when the Koreans fought with the Han army, they bravely used sticks to beat horses, which caused the Han people a big headache (how could they be so embarrassed...)! In fact, this is simply a figment made by Koreans to beautify themselves! Anyone with a little knowledge of military history knows that ancient cavalry and their mounts were covered in armor and were extremely fast. If they could knock someone down with a stick on foot, it would be impossible for the cavalry to dominate the entire cold weapon era! The Southern Song Dynasty army no longer had to be so afraid of Wanyan Zongbi's iron pagoda and kidnap horse! The Southern Song Dynasty had already captured Huanglong.

This word is not found in ancient historical books, but originated in modern times. Elderly people living in the Northeast all know the true origin of this word!

Beginning in the late Qing Dynasty, the Japanese, who coveted the Northeast, began to penetrate and colonize the Northeast on a large scale, reaching a peak after the fall of Northeast China on September 18. The most important thing for colonization is immigration. Especially in the early days, most of the Japanese personnel in China were soldiers, and people were also needed for daily governance and management! However, due to Japan's natural conditions, long distances and financial issues, it was impossible to mobilize enough manpower from Japan. Therefore, Japan recruited a large number of Koreans from the Korean Peninsula, which had long been "merged" with Japan at that time ( What was the Korean Empire called at that time? How big of a deal could it be called Korea?) After coming to China, these Koreans began to work against the enemy after receiving the education of the so-called "Japanese and Korean ancestors". However, the Japanese do not trust the Koreans at all, so these North Korean policemen do not have any weapons in their hands. They are not as good as the Chinese pseudo-police, who even issue a baton. In desperation, these Japanese soldiers used the laundry sticks used by Korean women to wash clothes as weapons for beating people. Because these Japanese were more ferocious than the Japanese, the common people secretly called them Goryeo Bangzi.

Those Korean police officers always carry a stick with them and beat them up with the stick whenever they see someone displeased with them. It is impossible to count how many Chinese people died tragically at the hands of Koreans. In desperation, the Chinese people called them "Korea Bangzi" behind their backs!