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Marco from Seoul Mafia and Alex try a traditional Korean form of archery!
Seoul Mafia
YT: https://www.youtube.com/seoulmafia
IG: seoulmafia
미국친구 Michin Alex
www.alexsigrist.com
Instagram: MiChinAlex
Twitter: MiChinAlex
Snapchat: MiChinAlex
Facebook: fb.me/MigukChinguAlex
Place: 황학정 (Hwanghakjeong)
http://www.hwanghakjeong.org/
Arirang TV: https://youtu.be/AViMbsMNu7o
Music: 사랑 할 때 아니야 (Money) (Prod. by 박재범, Cha Cha Malone) (Feat. 박재범, 지구인) - 효린
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- published: 24 Jan 2017
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During The Japanese Annexation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXBwhWz7POU
An English-language newspaper "The North China Herald" (5/5/1905) reads:
"No land could possibly make a greater showing for bribery and corruption than Corea herself. On no piece of ground have men deceived and been deceived more universally than in this peninsula. No Government ever rexisted that was more iufected with rottenness to the bones, cheating, defrauding. But Corea has grown accustomed to and unconscious of her own way of doing such things and sees only fault of others."
A German-language newspaper "Frankfurter Zeitung" (6/11/1894) reads:
"To speak plainly, Korea is "sick man of East Asia". The King has no power and the Court is the most immoral and corrupt one all over Asia. Its Army has no value, and the Navy doesn't exist because of no money. The importance of Korea is only its geographical location."
Lillias Horton Underwood (US, 1851-1921) "Fifteen Years among the Top-Knots or Life in Korea"
"Just when everything seemed hopelessly blocked, the epidemic of Asiatic cholera broke out. Why Koreans do not have this every summer raging through the whole country is one of the unsolved problems. All sewage runs into filthy, narrow ditches, which are frequently stopped up with refuse, so as to overflow into the streets, green slimy pools of water lie undisturbed in courtyards and along the side of the road, wells are polluted with drainage from soiled apparel washed close by, quantities of decaying vegetable matter are thrown out and left to rot on the thoroughfares and under the windows of the houses." (p. 133-134)
George Nathaniel Curzon (UK, 1859-1925) "Problems of the Far East: Japan-Korea-China"
"Each street or alley, moreover, has an open gutter running upon either side, and containing all the refuse of human and animal life. Söul is consequently a noisome and malodorous place ; and exploration among its labyrinthine alleys is a disagreeable to the nostril as it is bewildering to the eye." (p. 128)
Angus Hamilton (UK, 1874-1913) "Korea"
"The poverty and squalor of these hamlets was astonishing. The people seemed without spirit, content to live an idle, slatternly existence in sleeping, yawning, and eating by turns." (p. 249)
"Although the Koreans boast an ancient civilization of their own, the country hither to possessed hardly any public roads, except the so-called "grand road" from Seoul to the Chinese border, and a few roads between the capitol and some provincial cities.
During the China-Japan War, the Seoul - Chemulpo highway was constructed by the Japanese army, and two trunk roads from Seoul to Wonsan and Wiju respectively were similarly made by the Japanese troops during the war with Russia.
In order to facilitate transportation, the Korean Government (as stated in the report for 1906) allotted 1,500,000 yen out of the Loan for public Undertakings to construct four roads; namely, one between Chinnanpo and Ping-yang; another form Tai-ku to Ya-nil Bay, by way of Kyang-ju; a third from Yonsan kang to Mok-po; and a fourth from Keun-kang to Kunsan." (p. 269)
William Elliot Griffis (1843-1928) "Corea the Hermit Nation"
"Chō-sen is represented as a human being, of whom the king is the head, the nobles the body, and the people the legs and feet. The breast and belly are full, while both head and lower limbs are gaunt and shrunken. The nobles not only drain the life-blood of the people by their rapacity, but they curtail the royal prerogative. The nation is suffering from a congestion, verging upon a dropsical condition of over-officialism." (p. 229)
"Corean architecture is in a very primitive condition. The castles, fortifications, temples, monasteries and public buildings cannot approach in magnificence those of Japan or China. The country, though boasting hoary antiquity, has few ruins in stone. The dwellings are tiled or thatched houses, almost invariably one story high. In the smaller towns there are not arranged in regular streets, but scattered here hand there. Even in the cities and capital the streets are narrow and tortuous." (p. 262)
- published: 21 Apr 2013
- views: 5985
Don't try this with wall hangers. You detractors can try to cut through bamboo with a wakazashi if you have poor or even sub par skills like me and show me your superior level and techniques. Show me something new? My detractors and chick bullies claim is fake stainless steel Ninjato. lol
My homestudy can not be anything like what my detractor claim. I have never went to a Japanese Ninjutsu dojo...EVER!
The wakazashi may be smaller than the Katana, but the swing and the techniques still is entirely different in comparison to Kanja bup "tight swing" techniques. I'll show you.
I'll post more for Uriginal culture swordsmen to steal from...NO WORRIES!
DISCLAIMER:
These videos are for entertainment purposes only. The videos are not for instruction and are not intended to encourage viewers to try anything without first learning from a qualified instructor. No one should attempt to try these techniques without being trained and supervised by a qualified person.
DISCLAIMER FOR HOMESTUDY: For those who are following the Homestudy course. I need to supervise all techniques under safe conditions.
- published: 03 Jun 2011
- views: 38428
Chosun University Demonstration team at the taekwondo demonstration day of Chosun University International Taekwondo Academy (2013).
- published: 15 Aug 2013
- views: 1587
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Joseon
The Kingdom of Joseon (Chosŏn'gŭl: 대조선국; hancha: 大朝鮮國, literally "Great Joseon State"; also Chosŏn, Choson, Chosun) was a Korean kingdom founded by Yi Seonggye that lasted for approximately five centuries, from July 1392 to October 1897. It was officially renamed the Korean Empire in October 1897. It was founded following the aftermath of the overthrow of Goryeo in what is today the city of Kaesong. Early on, Korea was retitled and the capital was relocated to modern-day Seoul. The kingdom's northernmost borders were expanded to the natural boundaries at the Yalu and Tumen Rivers through the subjugation of the Jurchens. Joseon was the last dynasty of Korea and its longest-ruling Confucian dynasty.
During its reign, Joseon encouraged the entrenchment of Chinese Confucian ideals and doctrines in Korean society. Neo-Confucianism was installed as the new dynasty's state ideology. Buddhism was accordingly discouraged and occasionally faced persecutions by the dynasty. Joseon consolidated its effective rule over the territory of current Korea and saw the height of classical Korean culture, trade, science, literature, and technology. However, the dynasty was severely weakened during the late 16th and early 17th centuries, when the Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–98) and the first and second Manchu invasions of 1636 nearly overran the Korean Peninsula, leading to an increasingly harsh isolationist policy for which the country became known as the "hermit kingdom". After the end of invasions from Manchuria, Joseon experienced a nearly 200-year period of peace.
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5:45Foreigners Trying Out KOREAN ARCHERY - Like a Chosun Dynasty BOSS
Foreigners Trying Out KOREAN ARCHERY - Like a Chosun Dynasty BOSSForeigners Trying Out KOREAN ARCHERY - Like a Chosun Dynasty BOSS
Marco from Seoul Mafia and Alex try a traditional Korean form of archery! Seoul Mafia YT: https://www.youtube.com/seoulmafia IG: seoulmafia 미국친구 Michin Alex www.alexsigrist.com Instagram: MiChinAlex Twitter: MiChinAlex Snapchat: MiChinAlex Facebook: fb.me/MigukChinguAlex Place: 황학정 (Hwanghakjeong) http://www.hwanghakjeong.org/ Arirang TV: https://youtu.be/AViMbsMNu7o Music: 사랑 할 때 아니야 (Money) (Prod. by 박재범, Cha Cha Malone) (Feat. 박재범, 지구인) - 효린 -
2:56CHOSUN'S FIRST VIDEO???
CHOSUN'S FIRST VIDEO???CHOSUN'S FIRST VIDEO???
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4:37The Pictures of the Joseon / Choson / Chosun Dynasty (19th-Century Korea) II 李氏朝鮮の写真 ②
The Pictures of the Joseon / Choson / Chosun Dynasty (19th-Century Korea) II 李氏朝鮮の写真 ②The Pictures of the Joseon / Choson / Chosun Dynasty (19th-Century Korea) II 李氏朝鮮の写真 ②
During The Japanese Annexation http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXBwhWz7POU An English-language newspaper "The North China Herald" (5/5/1905) reads: "No land could possibly make a greater showing for bribery and corruption than Corea herself. On no piece of ground have men deceived and been deceived more universally than in this peninsula. No Government ever rexisted that was more iufected with rottenness to the bones, cheating, defrauding. But Corea has grown accustomed to and unconscious of her own way of doing such things and sees only fault of others." A German-language newspaper "Frankfurter Zeitung" (6/11/1894) reads: "To speak plainly, Korea is "sick man of East Asia". The King has no power and the Court is the most immoral and corrupt one all over Asia. Its Army has no value, and the Navy doesn't exist because of no money. The importance of Korea is only its geographical location." Lillias Horton Underwood (US, 1851-1921) "Fifteen Years among the Top-Knots or Life in Korea" "Just when everything seemed hopelessly blocked, the epidemic of Asiatic cholera broke out. Why Koreans do not have this every summer raging through the whole country is one of the unsolved problems. All sewage runs into filthy, narrow ditches, which are frequently stopped up with refuse, so as to overflow into the streets, green slimy pools of water lie undisturbed in courtyards and along the side of the road, wells are polluted with drainage from soiled apparel washed close by, quantities of decaying vegetable matter are thrown out and left to rot on the thoroughfares and under the windows of the houses." (p. 133-134) George Nathaniel Curzon (UK, 1859-1925) "Problems of the Far East: Japan-Korea-China" "Each street or alley, moreover, has an open gutter running upon either side, and containing all the refuse of human and animal life. Söul is consequently a noisome and malodorous place ; and exploration among its labyrinthine alleys is a disagreeable to the nostril as it is bewildering to the eye." (p. 128) Angus Hamilton (UK, 1874-1913) "Korea" "The poverty and squalor of these hamlets was astonishing. The people seemed without spirit, content to live an idle, slatternly existence in sleeping, yawning, and eating by turns." (p. 249) "Although the Koreans boast an ancient civilization of their own, the country hither to possessed hardly any public roads, except the so-called "grand road" from Seoul to the Chinese border, and a few roads between the capitol and some provincial cities. During the China-Japan War, the Seoul - Chemulpo highway was constructed by the Japanese army, and two trunk roads from Seoul to Wonsan and Wiju respectively were similarly made by the Japanese troops during the war with Russia. In order to facilitate transportation, the Korean Government (as stated in the report for 1906) allotted 1,500,000 yen out of the Loan for public Undertakings to construct four roads; namely, one between Chinnanpo and Ping-yang; another form Tai-ku to Ya-nil Bay, by way of Kyang-ju; a third from Yonsan kang to Mok-po; and a fourth from Keun-kang to Kunsan." (p. 269) William Elliot Griffis (1843-1928) "Corea the Hermit Nation" "Chō-sen is represented as a human being, of whom the king is the head, the nobles the body, and the people the legs and feet. The breast and belly are full, while both head and lower limbs are gaunt and shrunken. The nobles not only drain the life-blood of the people by their rapacity, but they curtail the royal prerogative. The nation is suffering from a congestion, verging upon a dropsical condition of over-officialism." (p. 229) "Corean architecture is in a very primitive condition. The castles, fortifications, temples, monasteries and public buildings cannot approach in magnificence those of Japan or China. The country, though boasting hoary antiquity, has few ruins in stone. The dwellings are tiled or thatched houses, almost invariably one story high. In the smaller towns there are not arranged in regular streets, but scattered here hand there. Even in the cities and capital the streets are narrow and tortuous." (p. 262) -
1:22CHOSUN WELDING - CR 13 E6013
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4:55Chosun Ninjato Part 1 ( Homestudy Indoor sword techniques) video #274
Chosun Ninjato Part 1 ( Homestudy Indoor sword techniques) video #274Chosun Ninjato Part 1 ( Homestudy Indoor sword techniques) video #274
Don't try this with wall hangers. You detractors can try to cut through bamboo with a wakazashi if you have poor or even sub par skills like me and show me your superior level and techniques. Show me something new? My detractors and chick bullies claim is fake stainless steel Ninjato. lol My homestudy can not be anything like what my detractor claim. I have never went to a Japanese Ninjutsu dojo...EVER! The wakazashi may be smaller than the Katana, but the swing and the techniques still is entirely different in comparison to Kanja bup "tight swing" techniques. I'll show you. I'll post more for Uriginal culture swordsmen to steal from...NO WORRIES! DISCLAIMER: These videos are for entertainment purposes only. The videos are not for instruction and are not intended to encourage viewers to try anything without first learning from a qualified instructor. No one should attempt to try these techniques without being trained and supervised by a qualified person. DISCLAIMER FOR HOMESTUDY: For those who are following the Homestudy course. I need to supervise all techniques under safe conditions. -
7:24Asking about Hell Chosun(Korea) 헬조선에 대해 묻다 (한글,영어 자막)
Asking about Hell Chosun(Korea) 헬조선에 대해 묻다 (한글,영어 자막)Asking about Hell Chosun(Korea) 헬조선에 대해 묻다 (한글,영어 자막)
지나가던 사람들에게 헬조선에 대해 물었습니다. 당신의 생각은 어떠신가요? We asked passersby what they think about Hell Chosun(Korea). What are your thoughts about it? Title: Asking about Hell Chosun(Korea) 헬조선에 대해 묻다 (한글,영어 자막) / 한국인 인터뷰 Korean Interview Subcribe: 두고두고TV DoGoDoGo -
3:54Promise l Trieu dai CHOSUN l HaiKaKa - YouTube.FLV
Promise l Trieu dai CHOSUN l HaiKaKa - YouTube.FLVPromise l Trieu dai CHOSUN l HaiKaKa - YouTube.FLV
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13:29Chosun demonstration team
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Chosun University Demonstration team at the taekwondo demonstration day of Chosun University International Taekwondo Academy (2013). -
2:18Voices from Hell Chosun
Voices from Hell ChosunVoices from Hell Chosun
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4:43General of Chosun by Ureuk Symphony Orchestra
General of Chosun by Ureuk Symphony Orchestra
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Foreigners Trying Out KOREAN ARCHERY - Like a Chosun Dynasty BOSS
Marco from Seoul Mafia and Alex try a traditional Korean form of archery! Seoul Mafia YT: https://www.youtube.com/seoulmafia IG: seoulmafia 미국친구 Michin Alex www.alexsigrist.com Instagram: MiChinAlex Twitter: MiChinAlex Snapchat: MiChinAlex Facebook: fb.me/MigukChinguAlex Place: 황학정 (Hwanghakjeong) http://www.hwanghakjeong.org/ Arirang TV: https://youtu.be/AViMbsMNu7o Music: 사랑 할 때 아니야 (Money) (Prod. by 박재범, Cha Cha Malone) (Feat. 박재범, 지구인) - 효린
published: 08 Jun 2017 -
CHOSUN'S FIRST VIDEO???
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published: 24 Jan 2017 -
The Pictures of the Joseon / Choson / Chosun Dynasty (19th-Century Korea) II 李氏朝鮮の写真 ②
During The Japanese Annexation http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXBwhWz7POU An English-language newspaper "The North China Herald" (5/5/1905) reads: "No land could possibly make a greater showing for bribery and corruption than Corea herself. On no piece of ground have men deceived and been deceived more universally than in this peninsula. No Government ever rexisted that was more iufected with rottenness to the bones, cheating, defrauding. But Corea has grown accustomed to and unconscious of her own way of doing such things and sees only fault of others." A German-language newspaper "Frankfurter Zeitung" (6/11/1894) reads: "To speak plainly, Korea is "sick man of East Asia". The King has no power and the Court is the most immoral and corrupt one all over Asia. Its Army has no value, and t...
published: 21 Apr 2013 -
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Chosun Ninjato Part 1 ( Homestudy Indoor sword techniques) video #274
Don't try this with wall hangers. You detractors can try to cut through bamboo with a wakazashi if you have poor or even sub par skills like me and show me your superior level and techniques. Show me something new? My detractors and chick bullies claim is fake stainless steel Ninjato. lol My homestudy can not be anything like what my detractor claim. I have never went to a Japanese Ninjutsu dojo...EVER! The wakazashi may be smaller than the Katana, but the swing and the techniques still is entirely different in comparison to Kanja bup "tight swing" techniques. I'll show you. I'll post more for Uriginal culture swordsmen to steal from...NO WORRIES! DISCLAIMER: These videos are for entertainment purposes only. The videos are not for instruction and are not intended to encourage...
published: 03 Jun 2011 -
Asking about Hell Chosun(Korea) 헬조선에 대해 묻다 (한글,영어 자막)
지나가던 사람들에게 헬조선에 대해 물었습니다. 당신의 생각은 어떠신가요? We asked passersby what they think about Hell Chosun(Korea). What are your thoughts about it? Title: Asking about Hell Chosun(Korea) 헬조선에 대해 묻다 (한글,영어 자막) / 한국인 인터뷰 Korean Interview Subcribe: 두고두고TV DoGoDoGo
published: 07 Oct 2015 -
Promise l Trieu dai CHOSUN l HaiKaKa - YouTube.FLV
published: 26 Nov 2011 -
Chosun demonstration team
Chosun University Demonstration team at the taekwondo demonstration day of Chosun University International Taekwondo Academy (2013).
published: 15 Aug 2013 -
Voices from Hell Chosun
published: 16 Aug 2016 -
General of Chosun by Ureuk Symphony Orchestra
at Merkin Hall in NYC Christopher J. Lee, Conductor
published: 07 Apr 2012
Foreigners Trying Out KOREAN ARCHERY - Like a Chosun Dynasty BOSS
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:45
- Updated: 08 Jun 2017
- views: 4545
Marco from Seoul Mafia and Alex try a traditional Korean form of archery!
Seoul Mafia
YT: https://www.youtube.com/seoulmafia
IG: seoulmafia
미국친구 Michin Alex
...
Marco from Seoul Mafia and Alex try a traditional Korean form of archery!
Seoul Mafia
YT: https://www.youtube.com/seoulmafia
IG: seoulmafia
미국친구 Michin Alex
www.alexsigrist.com
Instagram: MiChinAlex
Twitter: MiChinAlex
Snapchat: MiChinAlex
Facebook: fb.me/MigukChinguAlex
Place: 황학정 (Hwanghakjeong)
http://www.hwanghakjeong.org/
Arirang TV: https://youtu.be/AViMbsMNu7o
Music: 사랑 할 때 아니야 (Money) (Prod. by 박재범, Cha Cha Malone) (Feat. 박재범, 지구인) - 효린
https://wn.com/Foreigners_Trying_Out_Korean_Archery_Like_A_Chosun_Dynasty_Boss
Marco from Seoul Mafia and Alex try a traditional Korean form of archery!
Seoul Mafia
YT: https://www.youtube.com/seoulmafia
IG: seoulmafia
미국친구 Michin Alex
www.alexsigrist.com
Instagram: MiChinAlex
Twitter: MiChinAlex
Snapchat: MiChinAlex
Facebook: fb.me/MigukChinguAlex
Place: 황학정 (Hwanghakjeong)
http://www.hwanghakjeong.org/
Arirang TV: https://youtu.be/AViMbsMNu7o
Music: 사랑 할 때 아니야 (Money) (Prod. by 박재범, Cha Cha Malone) (Feat. 박재범, 지구인) - 효린
- published: 08 Jun 2017
- views: 4545
CHOSUN'S FIRST VIDEO???
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:56
- Updated: 24 Jan 2017
- views: 272
Soooo,
you made it
LIKE SUBSCRIBE SHARE DO ALL THAT A NIGGA NEED IT
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Soooo,
you made it
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https://wn.com/Chosun'S_First_Video
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you made it
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- published: 24 Jan 2017
- views: 272
The Pictures of the Joseon / Choson / Chosun Dynasty (19th-Century Korea) II 李氏朝鮮の写真 ②
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:37
- Updated: 21 Apr 2013
- views: 5985
During The Japanese Annexation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXBwhWz7POU
An English-language newspaper "The North China Herald" (5/5/1905) reads:
"No land cou...
During The Japanese Annexation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXBwhWz7POU
An English-language newspaper "The North China Herald" (5/5/1905) reads:
"No land could possibly make a greater showing for bribery and corruption than Corea herself. On no piece of ground have men deceived and been deceived more universally than in this peninsula. No Government ever rexisted that was more iufected with rottenness to the bones, cheating, defrauding. But Corea has grown accustomed to and unconscious of her own way of doing such things and sees only fault of others."
A German-language newspaper "Frankfurter Zeitung" (6/11/1894) reads:
"To speak plainly, Korea is "sick man of East Asia". The King has no power and the Court is the most immoral and corrupt one all over Asia. Its Army has no value, and the Navy doesn't exist because of no money. The importance of Korea is only its geographical location."
Lillias Horton Underwood (US, 1851-1921) "Fifteen Years among the Top-Knots or Life in Korea"
"Just when everything seemed hopelessly blocked, the epidemic of Asiatic cholera broke out. Why Koreans do not have this every summer raging through the whole country is one of the unsolved problems. All sewage runs into filthy, narrow ditches, which are frequently stopped up with refuse, so as to overflow into the streets, green slimy pools of water lie undisturbed in courtyards and along the side of the road, wells are polluted with drainage from soiled apparel washed close by, quantities of decaying vegetable matter are thrown out and left to rot on the thoroughfares and under the windows of the houses." (p. 133-134)
George Nathaniel Curzon (UK, 1859-1925) "Problems of the Far East: Japan-Korea-China"
"Each street or alley, moreover, has an open gutter running upon either side, and containing all the refuse of human and animal life. Söul is consequently a noisome and malodorous place ; and exploration among its labyrinthine alleys is a disagreeable to the nostril as it is bewildering to the eye." (p. 128)
Angus Hamilton (UK, 1874-1913) "Korea"
"The poverty and squalor of these hamlets was astonishing. The people seemed without spirit, content to live an idle, slatternly existence in sleeping, yawning, and eating by turns." (p. 249)
"Although the Koreans boast an ancient civilization of their own, the country hither to possessed hardly any public roads, except the so-called "grand road" from Seoul to the Chinese border, and a few roads between the capitol and some provincial cities.
During the China-Japan War, the Seoul - Chemulpo highway was constructed by the Japanese army, and two trunk roads from Seoul to Wonsan and Wiju respectively were similarly made by the Japanese troops during the war with Russia.
In order to facilitate transportation, the Korean Government (as stated in the report for 1906) allotted 1,500,000 yen out of the Loan for public Undertakings to construct four roads; namely, one between Chinnanpo and Ping-yang; another form Tai-ku to Ya-nil Bay, by way of Kyang-ju; a third from Yonsan kang to Mok-po; and a fourth from Keun-kang to Kunsan." (p. 269)
William Elliot Griffis (1843-1928) "Corea the Hermit Nation"
"Chō-sen is represented as a human being, of whom the king is the head, the nobles the body, and the people the legs and feet. The breast and belly are full, while both head and lower limbs are gaunt and shrunken. The nobles not only drain the life-blood of the people by their rapacity, but they curtail the royal prerogative. The nation is suffering from a congestion, verging upon a dropsical condition of over-officialism." (p. 229)
"Corean architecture is in a very primitive condition. The castles, fortifications, temples, monasteries and public buildings cannot approach in magnificence those of Japan or China. The country, though boasting hoary antiquity, has few ruins in stone. The dwellings are tiled or thatched houses, almost invariably one story high. In the smaller towns there are not arranged in regular streets, but scattered here hand there. Even in the cities and capital the streets are narrow and tortuous." (p. 262)
https://wn.com/The_Pictures_Of_The_Joseon_Choson_Chosun_Dynasty_(19Th_Century_Korea)_Ii_李氏朝鮮の写真_②
During The Japanese Annexation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXBwhWz7POU
An English-language newspaper "The North China Herald" (5/5/1905) reads:
"No land could possibly make a greater showing for bribery and corruption than Corea herself. On no piece of ground have men deceived and been deceived more universally than in this peninsula. No Government ever rexisted that was more iufected with rottenness to the bones, cheating, defrauding. But Corea has grown accustomed to and unconscious of her own way of doing such things and sees only fault of others."
A German-language newspaper "Frankfurter Zeitung" (6/11/1894) reads:
"To speak plainly, Korea is "sick man of East Asia". The King has no power and the Court is the most immoral and corrupt one all over Asia. Its Army has no value, and the Navy doesn't exist because of no money. The importance of Korea is only its geographical location."
Lillias Horton Underwood (US, 1851-1921) "Fifteen Years among the Top-Knots or Life in Korea"
"Just when everything seemed hopelessly blocked, the epidemic of Asiatic cholera broke out. Why Koreans do not have this every summer raging through the whole country is one of the unsolved problems. All sewage runs into filthy, narrow ditches, which are frequently stopped up with refuse, so as to overflow into the streets, green slimy pools of water lie undisturbed in courtyards and along the side of the road, wells are polluted with drainage from soiled apparel washed close by, quantities of decaying vegetable matter are thrown out and left to rot on the thoroughfares and under the windows of the houses." (p. 133-134)
George Nathaniel Curzon (UK, 1859-1925) "Problems of the Far East: Japan-Korea-China"
"Each street or alley, moreover, has an open gutter running upon either side, and containing all the refuse of human and animal life. Söul is consequently a noisome and malodorous place ; and exploration among its labyrinthine alleys is a disagreeable to the nostril as it is bewildering to the eye." (p. 128)
Angus Hamilton (UK, 1874-1913) "Korea"
"The poverty and squalor of these hamlets was astonishing. The people seemed without spirit, content to live an idle, slatternly existence in sleeping, yawning, and eating by turns." (p. 249)
"Although the Koreans boast an ancient civilization of their own, the country hither to possessed hardly any public roads, except the so-called "grand road" from Seoul to the Chinese border, and a few roads between the capitol and some provincial cities.
During the China-Japan War, the Seoul - Chemulpo highway was constructed by the Japanese army, and two trunk roads from Seoul to Wonsan and Wiju respectively were similarly made by the Japanese troops during the war with Russia.
In order to facilitate transportation, the Korean Government (as stated in the report for 1906) allotted 1,500,000 yen out of the Loan for public Undertakings to construct four roads; namely, one between Chinnanpo and Ping-yang; another form Tai-ku to Ya-nil Bay, by way of Kyang-ju; a third from Yonsan kang to Mok-po; and a fourth from Keun-kang to Kunsan." (p. 269)
William Elliot Griffis (1843-1928) "Corea the Hermit Nation"
"Chō-sen is represented as a human being, of whom the king is the head, the nobles the body, and the people the legs and feet. The breast and belly are full, while both head and lower limbs are gaunt and shrunken. The nobles not only drain the life-blood of the people by their rapacity, but they curtail the royal prerogative. The nation is suffering from a congestion, verging upon a dropsical condition of over-officialism." (p. 229)
"Corean architecture is in a very primitive condition. The castles, fortifications, temples, monasteries and public buildings cannot approach in magnificence those of Japan or China. The country, though boasting hoary antiquity, has few ruins in stone. The dwellings are tiled or thatched houses, almost invariably one story high. In the smaller towns there are not arranged in regular streets, but scattered here hand there. Even in the cities and capital the streets are narrow and tortuous." (p. 262)
- published: 21 Apr 2013
- views: 5985
CHOSUN WELDING - CR 13 E6013
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- Duration: 1:22
- Updated: 29 Oct 2014
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Chosun Ninjato Part 1 ( Homestudy Indoor sword techniques) video #274
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- Duration: 4:55
- Updated: 03 Jun 2011
- views: 38428
Don't try this with wall hangers. You detractors can try to cut through bamboo with a wakazashi if you have poor or even sub par skills like me and show me your...
Don't try this with wall hangers. You detractors can try to cut through bamboo with a wakazashi if you have poor or even sub par skills like me and show me your superior level and techniques. Show me something new? My detractors and chick bullies claim is fake stainless steel Ninjato. lol
My homestudy can not be anything like what my detractor claim. I have never went to a Japanese Ninjutsu dojo...EVER!
The wakazashi may be smaller than the Katana, but the swing and the techniques still is entirely different in comparison to Kanja bup "tight swing" techniques. I'll show you.
I'll post more for Uriginal culture swordsmen to steal from...NO WORRIES!
DISCLAIMER:
These videos are for entertainment purposes only. The videos are not for instruction and are not intended to encourage viewers to try anything without first learning from a qualified instructor. No one should attempt to try these techniques without being trained and supervised by a qualified person.
DISCLAIMER FOR HOMESTUDY: For those who are following the Homestudy course. I need to supervise all techniques under safe conditions.
https://wn.com/Chosun_Ninjato_Part_1_(_Homestudy_Indoor_Sword_Techniques)_Video_274
Don't try this with wall hangers. You detractors can try to cut through bamboo with a wakazashi if you have poor or even sub par skills like me and show me your superior level and techniques. Show me something new? My detractors and chick bullies claim is fake stainless steel Ninjato. lol
My homestudy can not be anything like what my detractor claim. I have never went to a Japanese Ninjutsu dojo...EVER!
The wakazashi may be smaller than the Katana, but the swing and the techniques still is entirely different in comparison to Kanja bup "tight swing" techniques. I'll show you.
I'll post more for Uriginal culture swordsmen to steal from...NO WORRIES!
DISCLAIMER:
These videos are for entertainment purposes only. The videos are not for instruction and are not intended to encourage viewers to try anything without first learning from a qualified instructor. No one should attempt to try these techniques without being trained and supervised by a qualified person.
DISCLAIMER FOR HOMESTUDY: For those who are following the Homestudy course. I need to supervise all techniques under safe conditions.
- published: 03 Jun 2011
- views: 38428
Asking about Hell Chosun(Korea) 헬조선에 대해 묻다 (한글,영어 자막)
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- Duration: 7:24
- Updated: 07 Oct 2015
- views: 35668
지나가던 사람들에게 헬조선에 대해 물었습니다. 당신의 생각은 어떠신가요?
We asked passersby what they think about Hell Chosun(Korea). What are your thoughts about it?
Title: Asking about Hell...
지나가던 사람들에게 헬조선에 대해 물었습니다. 당신의 생각은 어떠신가요?
We asked passersby what they think about Hell Chosun(Korea). What are your thoughts about it?
Title: Asking about Hell Chosun(Korea) 헬조선에 대해 묻다 (한글,영어 자막) / 한국인 인터뷰 Korean Interview
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Promise l Trieu dai CHOSUN l HaiKaKa - YouTube.FLV
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- Duration: 3:54
- Updated: 26 Nov 2011
- views: 66690
- published: 26 Nov 2011
- views: 66690
Chosun demonstration team
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- Duration: 13:29
- Updated: 15 Aug 2013
- views: 1587
Chosun University Demonstration team at the taekwondo demonstration day of Chosun University International Taekwondo Academy (2013).
Chosun University Demonstration team at the taekwondo demonstration day of Chosun University International Taekwondo Academy (2013).
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Chosun University Demonstration team at the taekwondo demonstration day of Chosun University International Taekwondo Academy (2013).
- published: 15 Aug 2013
- views: 1587
Voices from Hell Chosun
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- Duration: 2:18
- Updated: 16 Aug 2016
- views: 204
- published: 16 Aug 2016
- views: 204
General of Chosun by Ureuk Symphony Orchestra
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- Duration: 4:43
- Updated: 07 Apr 2012
- views: 1766
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South Korea Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination South-Korea. South Korea is a land of ancient tradition and contemporary life, a fascinating world…with five thousand years of history. Seoul is the country’s economic and cultural centre, a metropolis of twelve million inhabitants who are proud of their ancient culture. The War Museum is a reminder of the Forgotten War when the United States of America and twenty other countries took part in a United Nations military operation to support South Korea against the forces North Korea and China. Thirty kilometres south of Seoul is the fortress town of Suwon where at the end of the eighteenth century the Hwaseong Fortress was built, now a World Heritage Sight. South Korea’s most famous monastery is located in the Gaya-San National Park. Today the complex and its n...
published: 14 Aug 2013 -
Seoul Korea Attractions | Travel Guide in 2 Minutes | Map Inside Video
Seoul Korea Travel Guide in 2 Minutes is the Video #8 of the first YouTube travel channel and vacation guide with the map inside video. Do you want to get more powerful impressions? ◑ Subscribe here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1i2zSGTGGnLsPeprOK1Imw?sub_confirmation=1 WHOLE PLAYLIST First Vacation Travel Guide with Map Inside Video https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQQYHODrU8JA03EbEDtntwhMu6eR1zzAJ All the places of this trip are linked on the Google Map http://www.funfilmdirector.ru/map/seoul/ When and What: Seoul, South Korea Cultural Heritage 00:13 Deoksugung Palace 00:20 Gwanghwamun Square 00:30 Gyeongbokgung Palace 00:32 Deoksugung Palace 00:39 Bosingak Belfry (Bell Tower) 00:42 Deoksugung Palace 00:54 Myeong-dong Cathedral Attractions 01:05 Myeong-dong Street 01...
published: 26 Jul 2016 -
Seoul City Tour: A Guide to Things to Do In Seoul
https://www.expedia.com/Seoul.d178308.Destination-Travel-Guides Watch our video highlighting some of the best things to do in Seoul, but beware—it just might cause you to start planning your next Korean vacation! Join us in Seoul, the capital of South Korea. This intriguing destination boasts an innovative, forward-thinking culture, but it’s also steeped in history. While traveling around this northwestern city, you’ll come across massive shopping complexes just on the outskirts of ancient temples and palaces. Take a trip back in time at the Changdeokgung Palace, which was built in 1405 as one of the Five Grand Palaces established by the Joseon Dynasty. Though all the city’s palaces were burned down during the 1592 Japanese invasion, Changdeokgung was the first to be reconstructed. V...
published: 09 Mar 2015 -
KOREA VLOG: Feeling Like A Joseon Princess! Hanbok Renting in Insadong
I finally go to Gyeongbokgong and finally rent an actual hanbok. These look way better than the ones we have in Jeonju. It makes me want to buy a hanbok and just wear it every day... I'll sleep in it, work in it, shop in it...I'll do everything in it. I just want to feel like Joseon princess all the time. 오늘하루한복대여 (hanbok rental) https://www.facebook.com/today1dayhanbok/photos/ FOLLOW ME :) ► WEBSITE: http://fancynancytv.com/ ► TWITTER: https://twitter.com/funkymonkynancy ► INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/funkymonkynancy _____________________________________________ Equipment: Canon 60D http://amzn.to/1EGI2ov Canon Vixia Mini X http://amzn.to/1U2Ypmm I am not paid to make this video. Some links may be affiliate links. -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Watch: "Fall/Winter Korean Fashion Style Haul |...
published: 17 Aug 2016 -
50 Things to do in Seoul, Korea Travel Guide
Join us for a city tour of Seoul, South Korea! In this video we cover 50 things to do in Seoul including visiting the royal palaces, going to themed cafes, eating at local restaurants, enjoying the parks, and going to the museums. We also explore some of the best markets for shopping and street food in Seoul, dabble in Korean nightlife, and sing our hearts out at a noraebang. A few other fun cultural experiences worth mentioning are: watching a Korean baseball game, going to a jjimjilbang, and dressing up in a hanbok. Some of the neighbourhoods covered in this Seoul guide include: Hongdae, Gangnam, Itaewon, Insadong, Samcheongdong, Dongdaemun, Myeongdong and more where you'll find major attractions, shopping, entertainment and dining experiences. 50 Things to do in Seoul Travel Guide - ...
published: 06 Jan 2017 -
Cheonggyecheon Stream Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
This video for Cheonggyecheon Stream Vacation Travel Guide is one of our older productions, but we wanted to share it with you to get some feedback on how these older clips compare to the more recent travel guides we’ve shot. Below are some links to those recent videos. Feel free to compare with this clip and comment below to let us know which ones you prefer, and what else you’d love to see from Expedia on YouTube! St. Petersburg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3ISUUO0CSo Kyoto: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd1wzlwtKJ0 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Next time you visit downtown Seoul, Korea, make sure you pay a visit to Cheonggyecheon Stream. You won’t have to look hard to find it, as this lovely waterway runs through just ...
published: 10 Mar 2015 -
Changdeokgung Palace represents modesty of Joseon-era royals
겸허한 도시속 궁전 유네스코 문화 유산 창덕궁 Seoul is one of the world's most modern metropolis with its state-of-the-art infrastructure and skyscrapers. But sitting in the heart of the concrete jungle is Changdeokgung Palace, the most well-preserved of the five remaining royal of palaces of Korea's Joseon Dynasty. Arguably the most beautiful of Seoul's main palaces... our Lee Unshin shows us to Changdeokgung Palace - Korea's UNESCO World Heritage. In storybooks, ancient palaces would usually be located by a seashore or in an endless green field. But that's not the case with Changdeokgung Palace, a remarkable structure built centuries ago located in the middle of the now congested heart of Seoul and which was once the home of Korea's royal family. Amid skyscrapers and the hustle and bustle of urban Se...
published: 05 Sep 2016 -
Window on Korean Culture - 14 Joseon Dynasty Palaces
A collection of video clips on Korean culture that provides viewers with information on Korean society, history and arts through 20 individual video clips. (Subjects: Hanbok, King Sejong the Great, Confucianism, Kimchi, Korean Pottery, Korea's Traditional Medicine, Hallyu (Korean Wave), Science Technology in Korean History, Hanok vs. Contemporary Housing, Hall of Worthies and the Invention of Hangeul, Korea's Apartment Culture, Pansori, Korean Cities vs. Rural Villages, Joseon Dynasty Palaces, Shamanism, Jerye, Korean Cinema, IT Korea, Buddhism, Yi Sun-sin)
published: 20 Nov 2013 -
Insadong Antique Street Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
When you’re ready to land a bargain on the perfect representation of your trip to Korea, take a tour of Insadong Antique Street. Wander into small boutique shops owned by locals, followed by a stroll past countless vendor stalls offering authentic Korean goods. When you’re looking for traditional Korean wares during your Seoul sightseeing, Insadong Antique Street has exactly what you need. Centuries ago, it was a place for artists to gather when the Joseon Dynasty ruled; today, you can still find a heavy emphasis on artistic wares, from folk crafts to traditional pottery. True to its name, Insadong Antique Street offers a good number of antique books, costumes, and paintings, some of which may date back over a thousand years. But you can also find more modern furniture and accessories, ...
published: 09 Mar 2015 -
Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
Next time you’re visiting Seoul, Korea, tour the Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden. Once the living quarters of the royal family, the palace itself was built in the 15th century, and sprawls across 110 acres. The famed Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden is one of the palace’s primary attractions; when built, it was a royal retreat, inaccessible to commoners. It is now open to the general public. The garden is a quiet, lush place, and many of its plants are hundreds of years old. You can sit by the pond and marvel at its beauty, or continue your Changdeokgung Palace sightseeing and view the rest of the royal villa and its ornate decoration. What was your favorite part of Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden? Visit our Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden travel guide page for more infor...
published: 10 Mar 2015
South Korea Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 51:35
- Updated: 14 Aug 2013
- views: 139414
Travel video about destination South-Korea.
South Korea is a land of ancient tradition and contemporary life, a fascinating world…with five thousand years of hi...
Travel video about destination South-Korea.
South Korea is a land of ancient tradition and contemporary life, a fascinating world…with five thousand years of history. Seoul is the country’s economic and cultural centre, a metropolis of twelve million inhabitants who are proud of their ancient culture. The War Museum is a reminder of the Forgotten War when the United States of America and twenty other countries took part in a United Nations military operation to support South Korea against the forces North Korea and China. Thirty kilometres south of Seoul is the fortress town of Suwon where at the end of the eighteenth century the Hwaseong Fortress was built, now a World Heritage Sight. South Korea’s most famous monastery is located in the Gaya-San National Park. Today the complex and its ninety buildings have become one of the main Buddhist centres in the East.. Tumuli Park is situated in the centre of Kyong Ju, former capital of the Silla Kingdom and contains twenty three royal tombs that look from the outside like large green hills. A huge number of valuable finds were made here thus the National Museum was created in which more than a hundred and fifty thousand exhibits from prehistoric times right up to the Joseon Dynasty are on display. Jeju island is a unique holiday paradise, a volcanic island with temples, waterfalls, tea plantations and several leisure facilities. For Koreans as well as the Japanese, Jeju Island has, due to its tropical climate, become a very popular honeymoon destination. When during dinner a volcano erupts and laser gods battle against each other, the Korean people are reminded of the fact that they have withstood invasion by the Mongols, Chinese and Japanese. At the climax of the show a fiery dragon appears: his sole task to protect glorious South Korea!
https://wn.com/South_Korea_Vacation_Travel_Video_Guide
Travel video about destination South-Korea.
South Korea is a land of ancient tradition and contemporary life, a fascinating world…with five thousand years of history. Seoul is the country’s economic and cultural centre, a metropolis of twelve million inhabitants who are proud of their ancient culture. The War Museum is a reminder of the Forgotten War when the United States of America and twenty other countries took part in a United Nations military operation to support South Korea against the forces North Korea and China. Thirty kilometres south of Seoul is the fortress town of Suwon where at the end of the eighteenth century the Hwaseong Fortress was built, now a World Heritage Sight. South Korea’s most famous monastery is located in the Gaya-San National Park. Today the complex and its ninety buildings have become one of the main Buddhist centres in the East.. Tumuli Park is situated in the centre of Kyong Ju, former capital of the Silla Kingdom and contains twenty three royal tombs that look from the outside like large green hills. A huge number of valuable finds were made here thus the National Museum was created in which more than a hundred and fifty thousand exhibits from prehistoric times right up to the Joseon Dynasty are on display. Jeju island is a unique holiday paradise, a volcanic island with temples, waterfalls, tea plantations and several leisure facilities. For Koreans as well as the Japanese, Jeju Island has, due to its tropical climate, become a very popular honeymoon destination. When during dinner a volcano erupts and laser gods battle against each other, the Korean people are reminded of the fact that they have withstood invasion by the Mongols, Chinese and Japanese. At the climax of the show a fiery dragon appears: his sole task to protect glorious South Korea!
- published: 14 Aug 2013
- views: 139414
Seoul Korea Attractions | Travel Guide in 2 Minutes | Map Inside Video
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- Duration: 2:54
- Updated: 26 Jul 2016
- views: 122240
Seoul Korea Travel Guide in 2 Minutes is the Video #8 of the first YouTube travel channel and vacation guide with the map inside video. Do you want to get more ...
Seoul Korea Travel Guide in 2 Minutes is the Video #8 of the first YouTube travel channel and vacation guide with the map inside video. Do you want to get more powerful impressions? ◑ Subscribe here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1i2zSGTGGnLsPeprOK1Imw?sub_confirmation=1
WHOLE PLAYLIST First Vacation Travel Guide with Map Inside Video https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQQYHODrU8JA03EbEDtntwhMu6eR1zzAJ
All the places of this trip are linked on the Google Map http://www.funfilmdirector.ru/map/seoul/
When and What:
Seoul, South Korea
Cultural Heritage
00:13 Deoksugung Palace
00:20 Gwanghwamun Square
00:30 Gyeongbokgung Palace
00:32 Deoksugung Palace
00:39 Bosingak Belfry (Bell Tower)
00:42 Deoksugung Palace
00:54 Myeong-dong Cathedral
Attractions
01:05 Myeong-dong Street
01:24 Cheonggyecheon Stream
01:44 N Seoul Tower | Namsan Tower | Observation desk
Hotel
01:55 L7 HOTEL Myeongdong
Streets
02:23 Samsung Jong-Ro Tower
02:33 Seoul City Hall
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Description of Seoul:
Seoul (서울) is the capital of South Korea. With more than 11 million residents in the city limits and a whopping 24+ million people in the greater Seoul area (a.k.a. Seoul National Capital Area). Seoul is one of the world’s largest metropolitan cities and one of East Asia's financial and cultural epicenters. A fascinating blend of ancient traditions and cutting-edge digital technology, home to endless street food vendors and vast nightlife districts, an extraordinarily high-pressure educational system and serene Buddhist temples, a trend-setting youth culture and often crushing conformism, extraordinary architecture and endless monotonous rows of grey apartment buildings, Seoul is a city filled with stark contrasts.
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Five Cool Facts About Seoul:
1. Seoul is home to a number of historic sites and monuments. In addition, the Seoul National Capital Area has four UNESCO World Heritage Sites. They are the Changdeokgung Palace Complex, the Hwaseong Fortress, the Jongmyo Shrine and the Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty.
2. The number “4″ is considered extremely unlucky, to the point where most buildings in Seoul do not have a 4th floor.
3. All South Korean roofs are curved at the ends giving the appearance of a smile.
4. South Korean men love makeup, spending close to US$900 million a year, or a quarter of the world’s men’s cosmetics. Up to 20% of the male Korean population is reported to use makeup regularly.
5. In Korea, babies are considered one year old at birth.
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INSPIRATION FOR TRAVELLING / MARINA WANDERLUST
The first video travel blogger who makes useful movies with the map links inside + bonus: great places, unique destinations and incredible adventures! #travelblog #travelchannel #travelvideo #travelguide
Film by Marina Wanderlust using the Sony Xperia Z5 premium, Sony Xperia Z3 compact, GoPro HERO4 Session. Stabilizer used was the Feiyu WGS 3-Axis Wearable Gimbal for GoPro Session.
Edited by Marina Wanderlust using Adobe Premiere Pro.
Music:
Killercats - Kaibu [NCS Release] | https://youtu.be/qLYmtdi-GzA | provided by NCS
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Seoul Korea Travel Guide in 2 Minutes is the Video #8 of the first YouTube travel channel and vacation guide with the map inside video. Do you want to get more powerful impressions? ◑ Subscribe here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1i2zSGTGGnLsPeprOK1Imw?sub_confirmation=1
WHOLE PLAYLIST First Vacation Travel Guide with Map Inside Video https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQQYHODrU8JA03EbEDtntwhMu6eR1zzAJ
All the places of this trip are linked on the Google Map http://www.funfilmdirector.ru/map/seoul/
When and What:
Seoul, South Korea
Cultural Heritage
00:13 Deoksugung Palace
00:20 Gwanghwamun Square
00:30 Gyeongbokgung Palace
00:32 Deoksugung Palace
00:39 Bosingak Belfry (Bell Tower)
00:42 Deoksugung Palace
00:54 Myeong-dong Cathedral
Attractions
01:05 Myeong-dong Street
01:24 Cheonggyecheon Stream
01:44 N Seoul Tower | Namsan Tower | Observation desk
Hotel
01:55 L7 HOTEL Myeongdong
Streets
02:23 Samsung Jong-Ro Tower
02:33 Seoul City Hall
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Description of Seoul:
Seoul (서울) is the capital of South Korea. With more than 11 million residents in the city limits and a whopping 24+ million people in the greater Seoul area (a.k.a. Seoul National Capital Area). Seoul is one of the world’s largest metropolitan cities and one of East Asia's financial and cultural epicenters. A fascinating blend of ancient traditions and cutting-edge digital technology, home to endless street food vendors and vast nightlife districts, an extraordinarily high-pressure educational system and serene Buddhist temples, a trend-setting youth culture and often crushing conformism, extraordinary architecture and endless monotonous rows of grey apartment buildings, Seoul is a city filled with stark contrasts.
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Five Cool Facts About Seoul:
1. Seoul is home to a number of historic sites and monuments. In addition, the Seoul National Capital Area has four UNESCO World Heritage Sites. They are the Changdeokgung Palace Complex, the Hwaseong Fortress, the Jongmyo Shrine and the Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty.
2. The number “4″ is considered extremely unlucky, to the point where most buildings in Seoul do not have a 4th floor.
3. All South Korean roofs are curved at the ends giving the appearance of a smile.
4. South Korean men love makeup, spending close to US$900 million a year, or a quarter of the world’s men’s cosmetics. Up to 20% of the male Korean population is reported to use makeup regularly.
5. In Korea, babies are considered one year old at birth.
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Get more Marina Wanderlust:
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INSPIRATION FOR TRAVELLING / MARINA WANDERLUST
The first video travel blogger who makes useful movies with the map links inside + bonus: great places, unique destinations and incredible adventures! #travelblog #travelchannel #travelvideo #travelguide
Film by Marina Wanderlust using the Sony Xperia Z5 premium, Sony Xperia Z3 compact, GoPro HERO4 Session. Stabilizer used was the Feiyu WGS 3-Axis Wearable Gimbal for GoPro Session.
Edited by Marina Wanderlust using Adobe Premiere Pro.
Music:
Killercats - Kaibu [NCS Release] | https://youtu.be/qLYmtdi-GzA | provided by NCS
Killercats
• https://soundcloud.com/kcatsofficial
• https://www.facebook.com/kcatsofficial/
• https://twitter.com/kcatsofficial
- published: 26 Jul 2016
- views: 122240
Seoul City Tour: A Guide to Things to Do In Seoul
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- Duration: 3:13
- Updated: 09 Mar 2015
- views: 250964
https://www.expedia.com/Seoul.d178308.Destination-Travel-Guides
Watch our video highlighting some of the best things to do in Seoul, but beware—it just might ...
https://www.expedia.com/Seoul.d178308.Destination-Travel-Guides
Watch our video highlighting some of the best things to do in Seoul, but beware—it just might cause you to start planning your next Korean vacation!
Join us in Seoul, the capital of South Korea. This intriguing destination boasts an innovative, forward-thinking culture, but it’s also steeped in history. While traveling around this northwestern city, you’ll come across massive shopping complexes just on the outskirts of ancient temples and palaces.
Take a trip back in time at the Changdeokgung Palace, which was built in 1405 as one of the Five Grand Palaces established by the Joseon Dynasty. Though all the city’s palaces were burned down during the 1592 Japanese invasion, Changdeokgung was the first to be reconstructed. Venture around Injeongjeon, the throne hall, and step across the Geumcheongyo Bridge, which is considered one of the city’s oldest bridges. Deoksugung is another one of the Five Grand Palaces, and it’s unique in that it incorporates a Western-style garden. Don’t miss the other royal grounds, including Changgyeonggung Palace, Gyeongbokgung Palace, and Unhyeongung Palace.
If you’re really looking to get a sense of the more modern, Seoul tourism scene, prepare to shop ’til you drop! This city takes shopping seriously, as you can find stores and markets scattered all around town. COEX Mall is Korea’s largest underground shopping mall, while Namdaemun Market features hundreds of vendors selling almost anything you can imagine, from kimchi to kitchenware. In the mood for some late-night shopping? Discover some of the best finds in fashion at Dongdaemun Market, which is open all through the night, closing around 7 a.m.
Continue your Seoul city tour by making your way to the theaters to witness some marvelous performances. These theaters know how to put on a show–Korean martial artists, dazzling dancers, and talented musicians take the stage at the Korea House, Jeongdong Theater, and Seoul Arts Center. Next, visit the Gyeongbokgung Palace to catch the opening and closing of the royal palace gates and the royal guard changing, or check out the Bosingak daily bell-ringing ceremony.
Whether you decide to join guided Seoul tours or prefer to venture around the Korean destination on your own terms, you won’t be disappointed. From royal grounds to theater productions, the entertainment is endless. Press play on our travel guide video to get inspiration for your next trip to South Korea.
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Join us in Seoul, the capital of South Korea. This intriguing destination boasts an innovative, forward-thinking culture, but it’s also steeped in history. While traveling around this northwestern city, you’ll come across massive shopping complexes just on the outskirts of ancient temples and palaces.
Take a trip back in time at the Changdeokgung Palace, which was built in 1405 as one of the Five Grand Palaces established by the Joseon Dynasty. Though all the city’s palaces were burned down during the 1592 Japanese invasion, Changdeokgung was the first to be reconstructed. Venture around Injeongjeon, the throne hall, and step across the Geumcheongyo Bridge, which is considered one of the city’s oldest bridges. Deoksugung is another one of the Five Grand Palaces, and it’s unique in that it incorporates a Western-style garden. Don’t miss the other royal grounds, including Changgyeonggung Palace, Gyeongbokgung Palace, and Unhyeongung Palace.
If you’re really looking to get a sense of the more modern, Seoul tourism scene, prepare to shop ’til you drop! This city takes shopping seriously, as you can find stores and markets scattered all around town. COEX Mall is Korea’s largest underground shopping mall, while Namdaemun Market features hundreds of vendors selling almost anything you can imagine, from kimchi to kitchenware. In the mood for some late-night shopping? Discover some of the best finds in fashion at Dongdaemun Market, which is open all through the night, closing around 7 a.m.
Continue your Seoul city tour by making your way to the theaters to witness some marvelous performances. These theaters know how to put on a show–Korean martial artists, dazzling dancers, and talented musicians take the stage at the Korea House, Jeongdong Theater, and Seoul Arts Center. Next, visit the Gyeongbokgung Palace to catch the opening and closing of the royal palace gates and the royal guard changing, or check out the Bosingak daily bell-ringing ceremony.
Whether you decide to join guided Seoul tours or prefer to venture around the Korean destination on your own terms, you won’t be disappointed. From royal grounds to theater productions, the entertainment is endless. Press play on our travel guide video to get inspiration for your next trip to South Korea.
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KOREA VLOG: Feeling Like A Joseon Princess! Hanbok Renting in Insadong
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50 Things to do in Seoul, Korea Travel Guide
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Join us for a city tour of Seoul, South Korea! In this video we cover 50 things to do in Seoul including visiting the royal palaces, going to themed cafes, eati...
Join us for a city tour of Seoul, South Korea! In this video we cover 50 things to do in Seoul including visiting the royal palaces, going to themed cafes, eating at local restaurants, enjoying the parks, and going to the museums. We also explore some of the best markets for shopping and street food in Seoul, dabble in Korean nightlife, and sing our hearts out at a noraebang. A few other fun cultural experiences worth mentioning are: watching a Korean baseball game, going to a jjimjilbang, and dressing up in a hanbok.
Some of the neighbourhoods covered in this Seoul guide include: Hongdae, Gangnam, Itaewon, Insadong, Samcheongdong, Dongdaemun, Myeongdong and more where you'll find major attractions, shopping, entertainment and dining experiences.
50 Things to do in Seoul Travel Guide - you can scroll to any of the items on the list by clicking on the timings!
1) Gwanghwamun Square (광화문광장) of King Sejong Statue (세종대왕 동상) and Admiral Yi Sun-Shin (충무공 이순신 동상) - 00:46
2) Gyeongbokgung Royal Guard Changing Ceremony - 01:14
3) Gyeongbokgung Palace (경복궁 - 景福宮) - 01:26
4) Bukchon Hanok Village (북촌한옥마을 - 北村韓屋) - 01:41
5) Galbi (갈비) Korean Barbecue - 02:26
6) Namsan Hiking in Seoul (남산) - 04:53
7) N Seoul Tower views of Seoul (N서울타워) - 05:24
8) Hongdae neighborhood for shopping and nightlife in Seoul (홍대 - 弘大) - 05:53
9) Noraebang Korean Singing Room (노래방) - 06:10
10) Jjimjilbang Korean Bathhouse and Sauna (찜질방) - 06:39
11) Insadong for souvenir shopping in Seoul (인사동 - 仁寺洞) - 07:35
12) Korean tea at traditional Teahouse (차) - 07:55
13) Samcheong-Dong for Hanok houses and shopping (삼청동 - 三淸洞) - 09:29
14) Samgyeopsal (삼겹살) Korean Barbecue - 09:44
15) Nightlife in Seoul, Korea (밤의 유흥) - 11:52
16) National Hangeul Museum (국립한글박물관) - 12:49
17) National Museum of Korea (국립중앙박물관) - 13:00
18) The War Memorial of Korea (전쟁기념관) - 13:10
19) Jogyesa Temple for Zen Buddhism (조계사) - 13:22
20) Korean Street Food in Seoul, South Korea (한국 거리 음식) - 13:46
21) Korean Baseball game at Jamsil Stadium (야구) - 14:26
22) Dongdaemun History & Culture Park (동대문역사문화공원) - 15:32
23) Dongdaemun Market (동대문시장 - 東大門市場) - 15:53
24) Gwangjang Market for Korean Street Food in Seoul (광장시장 - 廣藏市場) - 16:04
25) Bukhansan National Park for hiking in Seoul, South Korea (북한산국립공원 - 北漢山國立公園) - 16:20
26) Soondubu jjigae - Korean tofu stew (순두부찌개) - 16:39
27) Hanhwa 63 Building for views of Seoul on Yeouido island (63 빌딩 - 육삼 빌딩) - 17:25
28) Myeongdong for shopping and entertainment in Seoul (명동 - 明洞) - 17:38
29) Rent a Korean Hanbok to wear around the palaces in Seoul (한복 - 韓服) - 17:53
30) Changdeokgung Palace (창덕궁 - 昌德宮) - 19:07
31) Changgyeonggung Palace (창경궁 - 昌慶宮) - 19:24
32) Jongmyo Confucian Shrine (종묘 - 宗廟) - 19:27
33) Namsangol Hanok Village (남산골한옥마을) - 19:31
34) Cat Cafe in Seoul (고양이 카페) - 19:51
35) Dog Cafe in Seoul, Korea (개 카페) - 20:14
36) Raccoon Cafe in Seoul, South Korea (너구리 카페) - 20:50
37) Cheonggyecheon stream for walking and recreation (청계천 - 淸溪川) - 21:16
38) Namdaemun Market for shopping and street food in Seoul (남대문시장 - 南大門市場) - 21:33
39) National Folk Museum of Korea (국립민속박물관 - 國立民俗博物館) - 22:07
40) Ewha Womans University (이화여자대학교 - 梨花女子大學校) - 22:25
41) Han River Park for sports and recreation (한강) - 22:42
42) Seonyudo Park for walking in Seoul (선유도 공원) - 22:58
43) Seoul Forest for leisurely recreation (서울숲) - 23:07
44) Gangnam neighborhood for restaurants, shopping and nightlife in Seoul (강남 - 江南) - 23:15
45) Itaewon for international food, shopping and nightlife (이태원 - 梨泰院) - 23:28
46) Bulgogi - Korean grilled marinated beef (불고기) - 23:39
47) Olympic Park in Seoul for recreation and leisure (올림픽공원) - 24:08
48) Noryangjin Fish Market to eat Korean fish (노량진수산시장 - 鷺梁津水産市場) - 24:18
49) Lotte World indoor theme park for children (롯데월드) - 28:02
50) Korean Poop Cafe (또옹카페) - 28:15
50 Things to do in Seoul, Korea Travel Guide Video Transcript:
Welcome to Seoul, South Korea! With this video we wanted to take you on a tour of one of our favourite cities in Asia. Seoul is a place where street food abounds, where cafe culture is taken to a whole different level, where ancient palaces sit next to towering glass constructions, and where pockets of art and creativity give the city its pulse. In short, it’s a place you have to see for yourself!
In this video we’ll be showing you 50 things to do in Seoul. We realize this is a pretty long travel guide, so we’ve listed all of the sights, attractions, and foods to try in the description box. Enjoy this tour of Seoul!
And that’s a wrap for this massive video guide to Seoul. We hope that you enjoyed watching along and that you picked up a few ideas of things to do on your upcoming visit. As always, if you’ve been to Seoul before and are familiar with the city, we’d love to hear some of your suggestions of fun things to do, see, and eat around there, so feel free to share those in the comments below.
Music in this video courtesy of Audio Network.
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Join us for a city tour of Seoul, South Korea! In this video we cover 50 things to do in Seoul including visiting the royal palaces, going to themed cafes, eating at local restaurants, enjoying the parks, and going to the museums. We also explore some of the best markets for shopping and street food in Seoul, dabble in Korean nightlife, and sing our hearts out at a noraebang. A few other fun cultural experiences worth mentioning are: watching a Korean baseball game, going to a jjimjilbang, and dressing up in a hanbok.
Some of the neighbourhoods covered in this Seoul guide include: Hongdae, Gangnam, Itaewon, Insadong, Samcheongdong, Dongdaemun, Myeongdong and more where you'll find major attractions, shopping, entertainment and dining experiences.
50 Things to do in Seoul Travel Guide - you can scroll to any of the items on the list by clicking on the timings!
1) Gwanghwamun Square (광화문광장) of King Sejong Statue (세종대왕 동상) and Admiral Yi Sun-Shin (충무공 이순신 동상) - 00:46
2) Gyeongbokgung Royal Guard Changing Ceremony - 01:14
3) Gyeongbokgung Palace (경복궁 - 景福宮) - 01:26
4) Bukchon Hanok Village (북촌한옥마을 - 北村韓屋) - 01:41
5) Galbi (갈비) Korean Barbecue - 02:26
6) Namsan Hiking in Seoul (남산) - 04:53
7) N Seoul Tower views of Seoul (N서울타워) - 05:24
8) Hongdae neighborhood for shopping and nightlife in Seoul (홍대 - 弘大) - 05:53
9) Noraebang Korean Singing Room (노래방) - 06:10
10) Jjimjilbang Korean Bathhouse and Sauna (찜질방) - 06:39
11) Insadong for souvenir shopping in Seoul (인사동 - 仁寺洞) - 07:35
12) Korean tea at traditional Teahouse (차) - 07:55
13) Samcheong-Dong for Hanok houses and shopping (삼청동 - 三淸洞) - 09:29
14) Samgyeopsal (삼겹살) Korean Barbecue - 09:44
15) Nightlife in Seoul, Korea (밤의 유흥) - 11:52
16) National Hangeul Museum (국립한글박물관) - 12:49
17) National Museum of Korea (국립중앙박물관) - 13:00
18) The War Memorial of Korea (전쟁기념관) - 13:10
19) Jogyesa Temple for Zen Buddhism (조계사) - 13:22
20) Korean Street Food in Seoul, South Korea (한국 거리 음식) - 13:46
21) Korean Baseball game at Jamsil Stadium (야구) - 14:26
22) Dongdaemun History & Culture Park (동대문역사문화공원) - 15:32
23) Dongdaemun Market (동대문시장 - 東大門市場) - 15:53
24) Gwangjang Market for Korean Street Food in Seoul (광장시장 - 廣藏市場) - 16:04
25) Bukhansan National Park for hiking in Seoul, South Korea (북한산국립공원 - 北漢山國立公園) - 16:20
26) Soondubu jjigae - Korean tofu stew (순두부찌개) - 16:39
27) Hanhwa 63 Building for views of Seoul on Yeouido island (63 빌딩 - 육삼 빌딩) - 17:25
28) Myeongdong for shopping and entertainment in Seoul (명동 - 明洞) - 17:38
29) Rent a Korean Hanbok to wear around the palaces in Seoul (한복 - 韓服) - 17:53
30) Changdeokgung Palace (창덕궁 - 昌德宮) - 19:07
31) Changgyeonggung Palace (창경궁 - 昌慶宮) - 19:24
32) Jongmyo Confucian Shrine (종묘 - 宗廟) - 19:27
33) Namsangol Hanok Village (남산골한옥마을) - 19:31
34) Cat Cafe in Seoul (고양이 카페) - 19:51
35) Dog Cafe in Seoul, Korea (개 카페) - 20:14
36) Raccoon Cafe in Seoul, South Korea (너구리 카페) - 20:50
37) Cheonggyecheon stream for walking and recreation (청계천 - 淸溪川) - 21:16
38) Namdaemun Market for shopping and street food in Seoul (남대문시장 - 南大門市場) - 21:33
39) National Folk Museum of Korea (국립민속박물관 - 國立民俗博物館) - 22:07
40) Ewha Womans University (이화여자대학교 - 梨花女子大學校) - 22:25
41) Han River Park for sports and recreation (한강) - 22:42
42) Seonyudo Park for walking in Seoul (선유도 공원) - 22:58
43) Seoul Forest for leisurely recreation (서울숲) - 23:07
44) Gangnam neighborhood for restaurants, shopping and nightlife in Seoul (강남 - 江南) - 23:15
45) Itaewon for international food, shopping and nightlife (이태원 - 梨泰院) - 23:28
46) Bulgogi - Korean grilled marinated beef (불고기) - 23:39
47) Olympic Park in Seoul for recreation and leisure (올림픽공원) - 24:08
48) Noryangjin Fish Market to eat Korean fish (노량진수산시장 - 鷺梁津水産市場) - 24:18
49) Lotte World indoor theme park for children (롯데월드) - 28:02
50) Korean Poop Cafe (또옹카페) - 28:15
50 Things to do in Seoul, Korea Travel Guide Video Transcript:
Welcome to Seoul, South Korea! With this video we wanted to take you on a tour of one of our favourite cities in Asia. Seoul is a place where street food abounds, where cafe culture is taken to a whole different level, where ancient palaces sit next to towering glass constructions, and where pockets of art and creativity give the city its pulse. In short, it’s a place you have to see for yourself!
In this video we’ll be showing you 50 things to do in Seoul. We realize this is a pretty long travel guide, so we’ve listed all of the sights, attractions, and foods to try in the description box. Enjoy this tour of Seoul!
And that’s a wrap for this massive video guide to Seoul. We hope that you enjoyed watching along and that you picked up a few ideas of things to do on your upcoming visit. As always, if you’ve been to Seoul before and are familiar with the city, we’d love to hear some of your suggestions of fun things to do, see, and eat around there, so feel free to share those in the comments below.
Music in this video courtesy of Audio Network.
- published: 06 Jan 2017
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Cheonggyecheon Stream Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
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This video for Cheonggyecheon Stream Vacation Travel Guide is one of our older productions, but we wanted to share it with you to get some feedback on how these...
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Next time you visit downtown Seoul, Korea, make sure you pay a visit to Cheonggyecheon Stream.
You won’t have to look hard to find it, as this lovely waterway runs through just over 6 miles of Seoul. The stream has quite a history; it existed centuries ago during the Joseon Dynasty, but was concealed by infrastructure in the 1950s. In 2003, as part of Seoul’s ongoing beautification and upgrade efforts, the freeway that concealed the Cheonggyecheon Stream was removed.
Today, no matter what part of Seoul you tour, Cheonggyecheon Stream and the unique, burbling sound the rushing water makes is sure to play a part. The city has created several parks where you can sit and enjoy a picnic next to the stream; additionally, it passes under more than 20 bridges as it moves through the many skyscrapers of modern Seoul. There are also numerous sculptures and other art installations scattered around Cheonggsecheon Stream, making the perfect backdrop for your photographs.
Don’t forget to cross over Gwantonggyo Bridge, a prominent fixture of Cheonggyecheon Stream sightseeing tours. This legendary bridge was constructed during the Joseon Dynasty, but was buried underground for decades as Korea sought to modernize itself. Thanks to a recent restoration, residents and visitors can once again cross this ancient structure.
What was most fascinating to you as you walked along the Cheonggsecheon Stream?
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Next time you visit downtown Seoul, Korea, make sure you pay a visit to Cheonggyecheon Stream.
You won’t have to look hard to find it, as this lovely waterway runs through just over 6 miles of Seoul. The stream has quite a history; it existed centuries ago during the Joseon Dynasty, but was concealed by infrastructure in the 1950s. In 2003, as part of Seoul’s ongoing beautification and upgrade efforts, the freeway that concealed the Cheonggyecheon Stream was removed.
Today, no matter what part of Seoul you tour, Cheonggyecheon Stream and the unique, burbling sound the rushing water makes is sure to play a part. The city has created several parks where you can sit and enjoy a picnic next to the stream; additionally, it passes under more than 20 bridges as it moves through the many skyscrapers of modern Seoul. There are also numerous sculptures and other art installations scattered around Cheonggsecheon Stream, making the perfect backdrop for your photographs.
Don’t forget to cross over Gwantonggyo Bridge, a prominent fixture of Cheonggyecheon Stream sightseeing tours. This legendary bridge was constructed during the Joseon Dynasty, but was buried underground for decades as Korea sought to modernize itself. Thanks to a recent restoration, residents and visitors can once again cross this ancient structure.
What was most fascinating to you as you walked along the Cheonggsecheon Stream?
Visit our Cheonggsecheon Stream travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation!
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Changdeokgung Palace represents modesty of Joseon-era royals
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겸허한 도시속 궁전 유네스코 문화 유산 창덕궁
Seoul is one of the world's most modern metropolis with its state-of-the-art infrastructure and skyscrapers.
But sitting in the hea...
겸허한 도시속 궁전 유네스코 문화 유산 창덕궁
Seoul is one of the world's most modern metropolis with its state-of-the-art infrastructure and skyscrapers.
But sitting in the heart of the concrete jungle is Changdeokgung Palace, the most well-preserved of the five remaining royal of palaces of Korea's Joseon Dynasty.
Arguably the most beautiful of Seoul's main palaces... our Lee Unshin shows us to Changdeokgung Palace - Korea's UNESCO World Heritage.
In storybooks, ancient palaces would usually be located by a seashore or in an endless green field.
But that's not the case with Changdeokgung Palace, a remarkable structure built centuries ago located in the middle of the now congested heart of Seoul and which was once the home of Korea's royal family.
Amid skyscrapers and the hustle and bustle of urban Seoul, these historic grounds preserve the beauty of traditional Korean architecture, attracting a wide range of visitors both from home and abroad.
"I experienced some tranquility in the very busy part of Seoul actually and I thought 'Wow that's interesting, let's stop by'...and I saw the UNESCO sign so it must be beautiful, that was the reason.
What I think is very beautiful is the very detailed paintings on the roof parts and the layout of the buildings in the nature itself. "
Originally built as a secondary palace after the main Gyeongbokgung Palace, also located in Seoul,... Changdeokgung Palace gently blends into its natural surroundings, thanks to a minimal presence of artificial architectural features, thus preserving the landscape at the foot of Bugaksan Mountain.
That particular virtue is one of the main reasons UNESCO designated it a World Heritage Site.
"I live in Busan and this is actually my very first time at Changdeokgung Palace.
I have visited Gyeongbokgung Palace before, and I saw a lot of visitors walking around the castle wearing the Korean traditional clothing, Hanbok .
It looked so graceful and fitting, so I thought I'd do the same and take some pictures while I'm here."
And she's not alone in choosing Hanbok. To wander around the courtyard of Injeongjeon hall, where centuries ago major state affairs such as the coronation of a new king were conducted,... you might think you've traveled back in time to the Joseon era.
The outfit really helps bring visitors closer to this remarkable place. And if nothing else, it makes a great photo opportunity.
Compared to other palaces from the era, Changdeokgung's design and layout are quite unique. Whereas most palaces were rigid and structured, Changdeokgung emphasized harmony with nature. But its most valuable treasure is hidden in the back.
"This is the part that truly differentiates Changdeokgung palace from any other historic site in Korea; the secret garden. Used as a place of leisure by the royal family long ago and nowadays, this secluded peaceful space offers visitors a rendezvous with nature."
At the center of this expansive garden to the north of the palace....is a large pond, called Buyongji. And to the side is a pavilion once used as a library where the king and the government officials studied and discussed politics.
The pavilion has a gate named Eosumun , meaning “The ruler should always put his people first."
As the place where the King contemplated how to rule a nation, it couldn't have a better name.
Changdeokgung Palace is steeped in Korean history. It may be ancient, but the natural beauty conserved in each corner keeps it feeling new and brimming with live.
Representing the modesty of the Joseon-era royals, who respected their people and their surroundings,... Changdeokgung Palace may still have something timeless to teach us today.
Lee Un-shin, Arirang News.
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겸허한 도시속 궁전 유네스코 문화 유산 창덕궁
Seoul is one of the world's most modern metropolis with its state-of-the-art infrastructure and skyscrapers.
But sitting in the heart of the concrete jungle is Changdeokgung Palace, the most well-preserved of the five remaining royal of palaces of Korea's Joseon Dynasty.
Arguably the most beautiful of Seoul's main palaces... our Lee Unshin shows us to Changdeokgung Palace - Korea's UNESCO World Heritage.
In storybooks, ancient palaces would usually be located by a seashore or in an endless green field.
But that's not the case with Changdeokgung Palace, a remarkable structure built centuries ago located in the middle of the now congested heart of Seoul and which was once the home of Korea's royal family.
Amid skyscrapers and the hustle and bustle of urban Seoul, these historic grounds preserve the beauty of traditional Korean architecture, attracting a wide range of visitors both from home and abroad.
"I experienced some tranquility in the very busy part of Seoul actually and I thought 'Wow that's interesting, let's stop by'...and I saw the UNESCO sign so it must be beautiful, that was the reason.
What I think is very beautiful is the very detailed paintings on the roof parts and the layout of the buildings in the nature itself. "
Originally built as a secondary palace after the main Gyeongbokgung Palace, also located in Seoul,... Changdeokgung Palace gently blends into its natural surroundings, thanks to a minimal presence of artificial architectural features, thus preserving the landscape at the foot of Bugaksan Mountain.
That particular virtue is one of the main reasons UNESCO designated it a World Heritage Site.
"I live in Busan and this is actually my very first time at Changdeokgung Palace.
I have visited Gyeongbokgung Palace before, and I saw a lot of visitors walking around the castle wearing the Korean traditional clothing, Hanbok .
It looked so graceful and fitting, so I thought I'd do the same and take some pictures while I'm here."
And she's not alone in choosing Hanbok. To wander around the courtyard of Injeongjeon hall, where centuries ago major state affairs such as the coronation of a new king were conducted,... you might think you've traveled back in time to the Joseon era.
The outfit really helps bring visitors closer to this remarkable place. And if nothing else, it makes a great photo opportunity.
Compared to other palaces from the era, Changdeokgung's design and layout are quite unique. Whereas most palaces were rigid and structured, Changdeokgung emphasized harmony with nature. But its most valuable treasure is hidden in the back.
"This is the part that truly differentiates Changdeokgung palace from any other historic site in Korea; the secret garden. Used as a place of leisure by the royal family long ago and nowadays, this secluded peaceful space offers visitors a rendezvous with nature."
At the center of this expansive garden to the north of the palace....is a large pond, called Buyongji. And to the side is a pavilion once used as a library where the king and the government officials studied and discussed politics.
The pavilion has a gate named Eosumun , meaning “The ruler should always put his people first."
As the place where the King contemplated how to rule a nation, it couldn't have a better name.
Changdeokgung Palace is steeped in Korean history. It may be ancient, but the natural beauty conserved in each corner keeps it feeling new and brimming with live.
Representing the modesty of the Joseon-era royals, who respected their people and their surroundings,... Changdeokgung Palace may still have something timeless to teach us today.
Lee Un-shin, Arirang News.
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Window on Korean Culture - 14 Joseon Dynasty Palaces
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- Duration: 5:57
- Updated: 20 Nov 2013
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A collection of video clips on Korean culture that provides
viewers with information on Korean society, history and arts
through 20 individual video clips. ...
A collection of video clips on Korean culture that provides
viewers with information on Korean society, history and arts
through 20 individual video clips. (Subjects: Hanbok, King
Sejong the Great, Confucianism, Kimchi, Korean Pottery,
Korea's Traditional Medicine, Hallyu (Korean Wave), Science
Technology in Korean History, Hanok vs. Contemporary
Housing, Hall of Worthies and the Invention of Hangeul, Korea's
Apartment Culture, Pansori, Korean Cities vs. Rural Villages,
Joseon Dynasty Palaces, Shamanism, Jerye, Korean Cinema, IT
Korea, Buddhism, Yi Sun-sin)
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A collection of video clips on Korean culture that provides
viewers with information on Korean society, history and arts
through 20 individual video clips. (Subjects: Hanbok, King
Sejong the Great, Confucianism, Kimchi, Korean Pottery,
Korea's Traditional Medicine, Hallyu (Korean Wave), Science
Technology in Korean History, Hanok vs. Contemporary
Housing, Hall of Worthies and the Invention of Hangeul, Korea's
Apartment Culture, Pansori, Korean Cities vs. Rural Villages,
Joseon Dynasty Palaces, Shamanism, Jerye, Korean Cinema, IT
Korea, Buddhism, Yi Sun-sin)
- published: 20 Nov 2013
- views: 1088
Insadong Antique Street Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
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- Duration: 2:20
- Updated: 09 Mar 2015
- views: 3115
When you’re ready to land a bargain on the perfect representation of your trip to Korea, take a tour of Insadong Antique Street.
Wander into small boutique sho...
When you’re ready to land a bargain on the perfect representation of your trip to Korea, take a tour of Insadong Antique Street.
Wander into small boutique shops owned by locals, followed by a stroll past countless vendor stalls offering authentic Korean goods. When you’re looking for traditional Korean wares during your Seoul sightseeing, Insadong Antique Street has exactly what you need. Centuries ago, it was a place for artists to gather when the Joseon Dynasty ruled; today, you can still find a heavy emphasis on artistic wares, from folk crafts to traditional pottery.
True to its name, Insadong Antique Street offers a good number of antique books, costumes, and paintings, some of which may date back over a thousand years. But you can also find more modern furniture and accessories, as well as plenty of delicious Korean food like the traditional rice cakes and tea.
What was your favorite part of Insadong Antique Street?
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When you’re ready to land a bargain on the perfect representation of your trip to Korea, take a tour of Insadong Antique Street.
Wander into small boutique shops owned by locals, followed by a stroll past countless vendor stalls offering authentic Korean goods. When you’re looking for traditional Korean wares during your Seoul sightseeing, Insadong Antique Street has exactly what you need. Centuries ago, it was a place for artists to gather when the Joseon Dynasty ruled; today, you can still find a heavy emphasis on artistic wares, from folk crafts to traditional pottery.
True to its name, Insadong Antique Street offers a good number of antique books, costumes, and paintings, some of which may date back over a thousand years. But you can also find more modern furniture and accessories, as well as plenty of delicious Korean food like the traditional rice cakes and tea.
What was your favorite part of Insadong Antique Street?
Visit our Insadong Antique Street travel page for more information or to plan your next vacation!
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Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
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- Duration: 2:53
- Updated: 10 Mar 2015
- views: 6122
Next time you’re visiting Seoul, Korea, tour the Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden.
Once the living quarters of the royal family, the palace itself was built...
Next time you’re visiting Seoul, Korea, tour the Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden.
Once the living quarters of the royal family, the palace itself was built in the 15th century, and sprawls across 110 acres. The famed Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden is one of the palace’s primary attractions; when built, it was a royal retreat, inaccessible to commoners. It is now open to the general public.
The garden is a quiet, lush place, and many of its plants are hundreds of years old. You can sit by the pond and marvel at its beauty, or continue your Changdeokgung Palace sightseeing and view the rest of the royal villa and its ornate decoration.
What was your favorite part of Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden?
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Next time you’re visiting Seoul, Korea, tour the Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden.
Once the living quarters of the royal family, the palace itself was built in the 15th century, and sprawls across 110 acres. The famed Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden is one of the palace’s primary attractions; when built, it was a royal retreat, inaccessible to commoners. It is now open to the general public.
The garden is a quiet, lush place, and many of its plants are hundreds of years old. You can sit by the pond and marvel at its beauty, or continue your Changdeokgung Palace sightseeing and view the rest of the royal villa and its ornate decoration.
What was your favorite part of Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden?
Visit our Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation!
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The Pictures of the Joseon / Choson / Chosun Dynasty (19th-Century Korea) II 李氏朝鮮の写真 ②
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Asking about Hell Chosun(Korea) 헬조선에 대해 묻다 (한글,영어 자막)
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Promise l Trieu dai CHOSUN l HaiKaKa - YouTube.FLV
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Changdeokgung Palace represents modesty of Joseon-era royals
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Chasen, Chasen
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Solar Centered Symphony, Chasen
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Shine Through The Stars, Chasen
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On And On, Chasen
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VERSE 1
Awake tonight
I’m breathing the air of the night sky
Listening and wanting
An answer to questions You’re wondering
I never thought it ever would be possible
To cross the lines we drew
That govern what we say and do
But no height and no depth could separate us
CHORUS
Some say we need a miracle
Some say there’s no hope at all
But I know that Your love is strong, it goes on and on
and on and on
Rise up when it gets us down
It’ll be the voice in a blaring crowd
Because we know Your love will lead us home
It goes on and on and on and on…
VERSE 2
I tried my way
It always ends up being a mistake
But You’re right when You say
That You set the time for the plans You make
I never thought that I could ever learn to let it go
Somehow its better when I follow in the paths You show
So I’m here I’m waiting
Cause I believe
CHORUS
BRIDGE
There is no fear of belief
There’s just this cold reality
That wants to take me away from You
There is no doubt in my mind
That in Your perfect time
Your plans and Your ways will unfold.
CHORUS
