text/Jun Jian
According to overseas websites, South Korea recently held the "National Army Day", which is the commemoration of the South Korean Army Day. For this reason, the South Korean military also released a promotional video. However, in this promotional video, the figure of Chinese chariots were seen. Although the picture of is very short, it still flows out.
(promotional video footage)
Related reports show that South Korea's "National Army Day" began in the 1950s and has a "long-standing" history. Every year, South Korea will set October 1 as Army Day and commemorate it. This year is no exception. The South Korean Ministry of Defense held the 74th National Army Day commemoration ceremony specifically at the training ground in South Chung Choi Road. In order to express his importance, Yoon Seok-yeol also attended the speech in person, and the US military stationed in South Korea also sent officers and soldiers to participate in the airborne performance.
(Scene of Yoon Seok-yue’s military parade)
In order to set off the atmosphere, the South Korean Ministry of Defense publicly broadcast a promotional video. The theme of this promotional video is "The Determination of the National Army". The combat forces of various troops such as the South Korean sea, land, and air appeared in the promotional video, including various weapons and equipment of the South Korean army. However, there is a "broken shot" that was quickly dug out by sharp-eyed netizens. This 3-second shot edited a photo of the Korean soldiers and an armored vehicle formation, but these armored vehicles are not from South Korea, but from China. The scene of immediately made Korean netizens furious, and some people mocked the South Korean Ministry of Defense for not even knowing their own equipment.
("shot" shot)
After studying the picture, Korean media found that this picture of Chinese armored vehicles was released by Chinese media in 2015. The picture shows the PLA's ZSL-92 wheeled infantry fighting vehicle , which is a product of the Northern Industrial Group. It has been equipped with the PLA since the 1990s. In 2015, due to the escalation of war in Myanmar, the ZSL-92 wheeled infantry fighting vehicle followed the PLA's forces and entered the border area to participate in security patrol activities.
(Chinese media reports)
If you just look at this picture, you can really feel the mighty and domineering nature of the ZSL-92 wheeled infantry fighting vehicle, but this is a Chinese chariot, not a Korean one. The South Korean Ministry of Defense soon realized the mistake and immediately came out to explain, saying that it was indeed a mistake, and felt "regretted" about it. Since the relevant video footage has been exposed in major Korean media, the South Korean Ministry of Defense can only ask the Korean media to edit the relevant footage.
(ZSL-92 wheeled infantry fighting vehicle)
South Korea's misfortune also made many netizens joke. Some netizens said that South Korea now even "borrows" Chinese armored vehicles. Some netizens also recalled the previous dispute between Chinese and Korean netizens about elements such as kimchi and Korean servers, and joked that South Korea now thinks everything is its own, and even the Chinese tanks think it is its own. Of course, the ZSL-92 wheeled infantry fighting vehicle has a conspicuous "August 1" logo on it. If South Korea can't even recognize this, it will be unreasonable.
(ZSL-92 wheeled infantry fighting vehicle)
But then again, the ZSL-92 wheeled infantry fighting vehicle in the picture is indeed very stylish. On the one hand, this shows that the PLA's lineup is strict and the aura is mighty; on the other hand, it also shows that our military technology is very mature, and the chariots we have made are first-class in appearance. South Korea is indeed making a mistake, but the appearance of the ZSL-92 wheeled infantry fighting vehicle is unquestionable.
