40대 이상

Something's fishy. Block everyone coming from North Korea to South Korea. This isn't about humanitarian aid. It's for our own country. ㅠ

I really hated mornings after the holiday ended and I had to go back to work... ㅡ,.ㅡㅋㅋㅋ

They're so quick to pay off small business owners' debts. Are they discriminating? I'm so pissed off ㅠ

Continued from Part 1.

I visited my ancestral grave a bit late. On the way back after paying respects, curiosity struck. I wondered what the Han River would be like on this side, so I went to the Mangwon Han River Park. The view was wide open, and the floating cafe was more dazzling than a highway rest stop. My hometown felt like the countryside. It was a great spot for taking pictures. In the evening, I planned to go to the mountain behind my house, but I was tired, so I went to Eungbong Mountain, which is like a small hill and easy to climb. I took some casual photos at the summit and came back down to my usual path. When I got home and opened my gallery, I realized the evening sky was even prettier. The sky is truly unpredictable. To be continued in Part 2.

Apparently, over 50,000 people were caught for insurance fraud in the first half of the year. That's over 600 billion won, so it's a world full of thieves... It's quite disheartening~~

Let's prove we're real men. Let's take down North Korea.

From their broadcasts, I knew they had a stingy image and lived very diligently, but apparently, they are also active as a co-representative of a gym. They say they're just a figurehead owner, but I praise this celebrity for living so diligently~~

Actor Kim Min, who made his presence known through intense characters like John in 'Casino' and Pashin in 'The Killer's Shopping Mall'. However, his real-life appearance was quite different from his on-screen persona. He has been living alone for a remarkable 28 years, residing in an old house in Dongducheon. His unique personality was evident as he personally renovated the old house and filled the space with quirky items. The contrast between his image as an intense action actor and his simple, eccentric daily life made it even more engaging. I look forward to seeing what other sides of him he'll show in future projects.

Continuing from Part 1. On the way back from Jam-su Bridge, the sun was setting. There was nothing more to photograph, so I changed my route to Hannam-dong. I was planning to photograph the sunset from a hill in Hannam-dong, but the sun had already set. It's hard to time it right. I walked so much that I'm going to lose a lot of weight.