The video follows Kim Nam-hoon, a man who lives on Jeju Island in South Korea and cares for a group of rescued horses. The island experiences harsh winters, and Nam-hoon works hard to ensure the horses have food and water, often going to great lengths to care for them.
Many of the horses were rescued from situations where they were being neglected or abused, and Nam-hoon has dedicated his life to giving them a better life. He believes that horses are highly intelligent and emotional animals that are capable of forming strong bonds with humans.
The video also shows how Nam-hoon interacts with the horses, using a gentle and patient approach to gain their trust. He explains that horses are social animals that thrive on interaction and relationships, and that they have a strong sense of hierarchy and ranking within their groups.
Throughout the video, Nam-hoon shares his philosophy on horse care and his experiences with the horses. He also introduces new horses to the group, including a horse named Chunja, and shows how they are integrated into the herd.
Overall, the video is a heartwarming and informative look at the lives of these rescued horses and the man who cares for them. It highlights the importance of treating animals with kindness and respect, and shows how humans and animals can form strong and meaningful bonds.
1. Jeju is known for its harsh winters, often experiencing snowstorms. [00:00:02.34, 00:00:16.02]
2. In Jeju, heavy snowfall warnings were even issued in the middle of the day. [00:00:11.64, 00:00:26.60]
3. The text refers to an incident that occurred in April of the previous year where the speaker was stranded due to the harsh weather. [00:00:37.38, 00:00:48.60]
4. The speaker expresses dislike for the cold weather, stating they hated it 1.5 times more than the amount of hay. [00:00:51.84, 00:00:58.71]
5. The speaker mentions a situation where a one-ton car could not move due to the heavy snow. [00:01:02.16, 00:01:09.18]
6. The speaker introduces Kim Nam-hoon, a person who buys and takes care of horses, considering hard work a vocation. [00:01:33.72, 00:01:40.28]
7. The horses are described as being like wild horses, but they are abandoned for their own reasons. [00:01:50.10, 00:01:58.71]
8. The horses are said to have a very high level of intelligence and are about 6 years old in terms of emotional maturity. [00:08:45.06, 00:08:51.84]
9. The speaker mentions a famous racehorse being slaughtered with a shock gun during a business trip to Jeju Island, which was broadcast around the world. [00:11:59.04, 00:12:04.44]
10. The speaker talks about the difficulty of surviving winter on their own, especially for horses. [00:12:53.76, 00:13:02.34]
11. The speaker talks about the rescue of horses that were neglected or disposed of by companies because they had outlived their usefulness at the age of only four or five. [00:12:25.14, 00:12:41.70]
12. The speaker mentions a scene where a famous racehorse was slaughtered during a business trip to Jeju Island, which was broadcast around the world. [00:11:59.04, 00:12:04.44]
13. The speaker talks about the rescue of horses that were neglected or disposed of by companies because they had outlived their usefulness at the age of only four or five. [00:12:25.14, 00:12:41.70]
14. The speaker describes the horses as being so sick that they require special care. [00:15:32.36, 00:15:35.64]
15. The speaker talks about a horse named Fishing Moose, the last generation of racehorses at Jeju Racecourse. [00:09:19.32, 00:09:25.22]
16. The speaker talks about a horse named Snow, which has won the most prize money among their horses, earning 269 million won. [00:10:05.64, 00:10:10.32]
17. The speaker describes the horses as living in harmony as if they had made a promise without harming others. [00:15:06.90, 00:15:10.62]
18. The speaker talks about a horse named Muti, who is pregnant and can't join their herd yet. [00:18:13.80, 00:18:22.92]
19. The speaker talks about the cost of feed for the horses in a year. [00:23:18.