a teacup with Korean letters made in Japan

(1)Dog, don’t bark. Are all night thieves
(2)There’s a Joseon man nearby, and he’ll be back
(3)The dog is quiet after hearing all about the Joseon dog
(4)I’m going to meet a Joseon man at night, and a dog barksBut when I asked him to go to meet the Joseon people, the dog became quiet
(5)That’s why the dog must have been dragged from Joseon
(6)It’s a sad poem that contains the sorrowful feelings of potters who were captured during the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, but couldn’t even return to their hometowns
(7)This teacup is now in the National Museum of Korea in Yongsan, Seoul
(8)a relic that killed the Japanese saying that he had taken the oppressed engineers in Joseon to liberate them in one fell swoop