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the 6th day after coming back from  S e o u l,
well it's good to come back soon since there's something bad to do with North Korea, don't want my family to worry about me...so here am i...sobsobs  I   M I S S   S E O U L : (

before start blogging about where i've been and what i eat etc things like that, i wanna talk about the country and the culture there, pretty marvelous and impressing that you wish you could live there for god sake.
being there for 2 weeks isn't enough after all, of course you will miss your home (not the gov, thanks for "ruling" the country) but after you reach there, you wish you have a home there too.

the places there are clean, the people there are well educated about protecting the environment and being acknowledge to do things to keep their country clean. so what could i ask for more? this is already a big achievement. clear river water, clean streets, and C L E A N    T O I L E T S.

oh ya it's S A F E !!! like crazy safe~ you can just put your belongings there on the table or chair and leave it for a moment to order food or drink; imagine in KL...i guess there will be a new world record of how fast you will lost your stuff. I know i know European countries has serious pick-pocket issues as well, but in my heart "the most dangerous country in the world", no doubt the TOP 10 is here~ think about it, we got no guns, no weapons, no wars, but...that's how it is!! and the worst thing of all is, you have no freaking idea how bad the corruption is going on~well police can be your enemy for real, so how are you gonna survive here? F O R T U N A T E L Y  i live here and i grew up here thank goodness!!

i'm pretty impress with how Koreans are educated, even their culture is based on Confucianism, so they act quite different from us. The respect the elders ones like no matter how (well most of the kids nowadays i saw really lacking such morality value) , they greet (we're like "Hey waddup~") , they bow (uhm...nope?) but not as strict as Japan, you will still see some people risen up their voice talk out loud however majority comes with polite manners :) Even there's a lot of influences from western culture but they only took the good part and merge it with their own culture and there goes the legendary k-pop culture, i really really like it and appreciating it how it is~

my family is not a lovey dovey that kind, we're the "waddup" kind so you don't see hugs and kisses (ewwww=.=") but we're still cool and a lot of laughter running around when we're in South Korea, now that's quality time yo~

"rotating pictures is very tiring act"

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