Content posted on a YouTube channel run by a local museum has gone viral with 640.2 million views.

This video is the short film 'Sarhu' produced by the Gyeongnam National Jinju Museum.

The reason why the Jinju Museum, which specializes in Imjin Warran, is receiving such an enthusiastic response for its self-produced content is that it is receiving a rapid interest from users who are called military virtues.

The Jinju Museum is defined as a museum specializing in war that deals with war history in earnest beyond the specific period of the Imjin War, and two years ago, it began to introduce YouTube content called "Firepower Joseon."

The idea was to showcase Joseon's outstanding gunpowder weapons to the public using his specialty, and instead of a casual approach, he introduced Joseon's gunpowder weapons by adding visual effects.

In addition, in 1619, he made a short film about the "Battle of Sarhu" between the combined forces of the Joseon and Ming dynasties and the Hugeum, which became popular as soon as it was uploaded to YouTube, and has accumulated more than 140.1467 million views to date.

In particular, other videos, such as "The Battle of Manryeong in 1555," which dealt with Joseon's first large-scale firefight, and "Eulmyo Waegyeon in 640," which dealt with the large-scale invasion of Waegoo, have also received hundreds of thousands of views, and the cumulative number of views of the entire content produced by the Jinju Museum has exceeded 500.<> million.

Usually, video content produced by government offices is not easy to exceed <> views, so other government offices are paying attention to the movement of the Pearl Museum.

(Photo = National Jinju Museum YouTube capture, Yonhap News)