SOUTH KOREA (2/4) - Photo with Essay

Old Men Resting In The Summerhouse In Tapgol Park

Men Playing Go In One Corner Of The Park

Couple In The Street

Woman And Octopuses

Original Legs And Imitation Legs

Woman In Black

Three School Girls In Seoul

Drooping Man In The Train

Hard To Go Up

Umbrella Goes Through Hwaseomun

The Gates Were Strong In A Country That Needed To Be Prepared For Cavalry Raids

Seobuk Gongsimdon In Suwon Hwaseong Towers Over The City As If It Were Intimidating

Spinning Older Woman

Paldalmun Gate In Suwon Hwaseong

Older Woman Feeding Cats

Actor Waits For His Turn

Umbrella And Gate In Korean Folk Village

Circus In Korean Folk Village

Dim Narrow Street In Seoul

Fierce-faced Woman In The Lane

Both The Women In The Posters And The Woman Walking In Front Of Her Were Looking Back

Girl Points And Boy Looks

Happy Friends

What They Point At

Couple Grasping Each Other

Street Stall In Myeongdong

Couple In Myeongdong

Man With A Black Hat

Every Face Was Smiling So Happily

A Man In Traditional Costume Was Leading An Ox Cart Through A Traditional Village

Blacksmith Was Working

Laughing Loudly

Surprising Cat Lying In The Lane

I Doubt That Many People Would Show Up To Buy Flags If They Were Peddling Them

Gyeongju's Ancient Tombs Are Bowl-shaped

The Old-fashioned Streets Of Yangdong Folk Village Looked Like A Movie Set Or Something

House In Yangdong Folk Village

The Official Script Was Chinese Characters, So Hangeul Was Considered A Lowly Script Used By Commoners, Women, And Children Who Had No Knowledge Of The Language

Bulguksa Temple, Located In The Suburbs Of Gyeongju, Is A Buddhist Temple Registered As A World Heritage Site

Umbrella Between Trees In Bulguksa