#pyeonghwa market

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Check your knowledge of the North Korean lifestyle with this little quiz.

Did you know, that:

If you were imprisoned for 30 years and you died after serving 25 years, one of your relatives will have to serve the remaining 5 years.

Porn films are forbidden; the punishment is the death penalty.

The Internet is forbidden, but if you have connections in the government and you have a special permission, then you can access the Internet, but only inside the country.

You can’t choose your profession: Your profession is chosen by the government, based on the country's needs. Those who do not comply, are sent to concentration camps for forced labor.

It is forbidden to travel abroad. To travel within the country, one requires a permission.

Protests are prohibited; the punishment is the death penalty. In exceptional cases, if lucky, one could be locked up for just 20 years.

Government-organized rallies are compulsory to attend. One must show devotion and emotion when participating. Not enough emotion is punishable; can be beaten up immediately by the guards or prosecuted and thrown in jail.

Citizens can’t own a car. But if you have connections in the government, then you can have a car, under a special permission. Pyeonghwa Motors has the exclusive rights to production, purchase, and sale of new and used cars in North Korea.

1 in 25 citizens of the country is a soldier. North Korea has the 4th army in the world. Men are universally conscripted while women undergo selective conscription. Kids register for draft at 14, then 2 rounds of physical examination are done at 15 or 16 (draftees must be at least 148/4’8” cm tall and weigh at least 43 Kg/95 lbs). At the age 17, teens get conscripted and serve until they turn 30. (Kids of the elites are exempt from the military service. Politically disloyal are also exempt.)

The capital Pyongyang is inhabited exclusively by the most loyal servants of the regime and the rich. Entry into Pyongyang is forbidden to ordinary citizens. 3 million out of 26 million of the population of North Korea live in Pyongyang.

Religion and everything connected with it is forbidden. Possession of the Bible can be punished by death.

Christmas and New Year celebrations are prohibited.

There are only 18 women's and 15 men's officially allowed haircuts. It is forbidden to have an improper haircut, as well as to dye or curl your hair. Hair cannot be longer than shoulder length (for women only).

Blue jeans are prohibited. Only black jeans can be worn. Shorts and mini skirts are prohibited. Police strictly monitors this.

Calling abroad is prohibited. If you have relatives abroad and you decide to call them, you will be executed.

Any tattoos and piercings are prohibited.

Condoms are prohibited in North Korea. Condoms are officially considered ‘indecent items,’ so the North Korean customs won’t let them in. North Korean national leader Kim Jong Un encourages a higher birthrate in the country, “so that Korea has more socialist workers.”

Abortions and any birth control are prohibited.

It is forbidden to listen to foreign music; punishable by prison. You can only listen to domestic music with patriotic texts.

If you decide to escape from the country, your whole family will be prosecuted. They could be sentenced to death.

Those who assist in escaping the country are punished by death penalty.

Feminine sanitary pads and tampons are not available in the North Korean market. Women use the old-school reusable pads, which they are expected to reuse by washing after use.

Suicides are prohibited. If one commits suicide, the whole family is punished.

Citizens are not allowed to have the same name as the current president. So, everyone was made to change their names by law.

Penalties for drug offences are severe and parole is unlikely. Drug traffickers can get indefinite jail sentences.

Coca-Cola is not sold and is banned in North Korea.

The ‘3 Generation Punishment Law’ is undoubtedly the most cruel law that exists in North Korea. The law is exactly what it sounds like. If any person commits a crime, it means that, except for him, all his relatives in 3 generations will be punished. This law applies to political crimes. For example, if you insult the Supreme Leader, you will face consequences that will affect not only you, but also your grandparents, parents and children. Entire families are publicly executed for very minor crimes. This law also applies to labor camps: if someone decides to escape, family members will take their place. Children born in prison are raised as prisoners because their “blood is guilty”.

Recently, a 2-year-old was sentenced to life in prison in North Korea. His parents had a Bible in their apartment. The parents were sentenced to death. Moreover, the sentence was carried out in public and shown on TV.



North Korean leader 39-year-old Kim Jong-Un with his 35-year-old sister Kim Yo-jong, who serves as the Deputy Department Director of the Publicity and Information Department of the Workers' Party of Korea.

Foreigners are not an exception to the rules: They must abide by the North Korean laws.

If a foreigner tries to take something out of the country with no permission, the punishment is up to 20 years in prison.

Insulting a state symbol or the Supreme Leader is punishable, depending on the severity, from 20 years in prison and up to execution.

Not allowed to drink (or smoke) around political or revolutionary sites. It will be considered as insulting the state symbol (see above).

It's illegal to take photos of anything other than designated public tourist sites. This includes: roads and bridges; airports; rail stations; ports; government buildings; scenes of poverty; anything that may give a negative impression of North Korea. Foreigners are advised to ask the North Korean guide for permission before taking photos.

It's also illegal to talk to North Koreans without authorisation. Authorities may consider it spying if you do.

You can't use ATMs, traveller’s cheques, or debit and credit cards.

It's illegal for foreigners to:

Bring items that may be seen as religious, pornographic or political.

Not declare published material or electronic devices when entering North Korea.

Knowingly or unknowingly possess items that breach North Korean law.

Show disrespect or make jokes about North Korea, current or former leaders or their families.

Engage in an unauthorized currency transactions.

Shop at stores not designated for foreigners.

Wander around unaccompanied by the assigned North Korean guide.

Have local currency (North Korean Won). Foreigners can't use it.

TÚLZÁS.

NEM TÚLZÁS.

FELE SEM IGAZ.

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Pour ce sixième quartier parlons donc de la plus grande zone commerçante de l’Est de la ville : Dongdaemun! Aussi appellée Heunginjimun, Dongdaemun est le nom de la grande porte Est de Séoul.  /  For this sixth district let’s talk about the biggest shopping area of the East of Seoul :  Dongdaemun! Also known as Heunginjimun, Dongdaemun is the name of the East gate of Seoul.

Décoré de gratte-ciels, Dongdaemun est rempli de magasins et marchés offrant un choix de vêtements, antiquités et divers articles très varié…   / Well-decorated by its many skyscrapers , Dongdaemun is full of shops and markets selling clothes, antiques and more…

…et propose même, à l’extrémité Est du quartier, des plantes médicinales!  / … And you can also find , at the extreme East of the district , medicinal plants/herbs !

L’architecture contemporaine du Dongdaemun Design Plaza est en total contraste avec le “calme bucolique” (“Lonely Planet”) de la rivière Cheong-Gye-Cheon.   /  The contemporary architecture of Dongdaemun Design Plaza contrasts with the ” bucolic calm ” (“Lonely Planet”) of the Cheon-Gye-Cheon Stream.

Une fois encore la liste de visites conseillées par le “Seoul Official Tourist Guide 2017-2018”, ainsi que du “Lonely Planet – Séoul en quelques jours 2016-2017”, est longue, et la voici :   /  Once again the recomanded areas-to-visit list of the ” Seoul Official Tourist Guide 2017-2018″ and of the ” Lonely Planet – Séoul en quelques jours – 2016-2017″ is huge, and here it is : 

Fashion Malls at Dongdaemun Market

Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP)

La porte Heunginjimun /  Heunginjimun Gate

Pyeonghwa Market

Dongdaemun Shopping Complex

Doota

Migliore

Hello apM

Lotte Fitin

Hyundai City Outlets Dongdaemun branch

Gwangjang Market

Musée des remparts de la ville de Séoul / Seoul’s rempart museum (?)

Naksan

Naksan

Musée de Cheonggyecheon / Cheonggyecheon museum

Children’s grand park

Seoul Art Space Sindang

Musée des plantes médicinales Yangnyeongsi / Herb Medicine Museum Yangnyeongsi

Forêt de Séoul / Seoul’s Forest

Marché de Jungang.  / Jungang Museum .

C’est encore une fois un petit article mais c’est nécessaire puisque je compte, avec le temps, faire des articles plus précis et plus poussés sur ce qu’il peut se trouver dans ces quartiers que je vous présente en attendant de pouvoir faire moi-même des visites que je pourrai ensuite vous partager. Ces articles plus en détails arriveront dans quelques temps, mais avant cela, il nous reste encore à voir les quartiers de Yeouido, Jamsil, Insa-dong, Gwanghwamun et Cheonggyecheon Stream. Préparez-vous donc pour encore quatre articles avant de finir, pour le moment, cette série des -Districts- de Séoul!  / This time as well the article was short but trust me it is necessary because I want to write more precise articles on what you can kind in these districts before being able to do more visits on my own and share them with you. These detailed articles will be published, but before that we still need  to see the districts of Yeouido, Jamsil, Insa-dong, Gwanghwamun and Cheonggyecheon Stream. So be prepared for these four articles because they will end , for now , this serie of Seoul’s -Districts- !

Votre Petit Panda Roux /  Your Little Red Panda

Cf. Infos : “Seoul Official Tourist Guide – 2017-2018”   /  “Lonely Planet – Séoul en quelques jours – 2016-2017”  / Wikipédia : https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heunginjimun

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  [District] 6 – Dongdaemun – ( 동대문 ) Pour ce sixième quartier parlons donc de la plus grande zone commerçante de l'Est de la ville : Dongdaemun!

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Dongdaemun Dak Hanmari Alley

Dongdaemun Dak Hanmari Alley

Jongno-gu, Seoul

Dongdaemun Dak Hanmari Alley

Description: 

Dongdaemun Dak Hanmari Alley is located near Dongdaemun Shopping Complex and the many restaurants have operated anywhere from five to thirty years.

It is located near Dongdaemun Market and Pyeonghwa Market, the largest clothing market in Korea. 

If you order a chicken, it will serve a bowl of plenty of soup and a…

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The big player in the small market is Pyeonghwa Motors, a joint venture based in the industrial center of Nampo. It was set up in 1999, during one of the thaws in relations between North and South Korea. It was initially funded by Sun Myung Moon’s Unification Church. Considering the late reverend’s vocal opposition to communism, that might seem an odd alliance, but he envisioned it as a way to foster long-elusive reconciliation between the longtime foes. The company’s name itself means “peace,” in Korean.

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❝  WANG JACKSON is the TWENTY TWO year old HEAD of WANG who goes by the name CHEONGUK ❞  trigger warning ━ attempted rape !! 

⇀ birth name: Wang Jia Er - only the second knows this. It is widely believed that Jackson is his birth name (by those who know him. Not necessarily his position. Lower members refer to him solely as Cheongguk, and do not know his identity otherwise)

⇀ fc choice: Wang Jackson ( GOT7 )

⇀ canon: The Icarian

⇀ alias: Cheongguk

⇀ age: 22. 24 Korean. March 28, 1994

⇀ group: Wang

⇀ occupation: the head, owner of Faux Paix, bartender

⇀ sexual orientation: heterosexual. But maybe aliens too

⇀ languages: Korean, Mandarin, Cantonese, English

⇀ height / weight: 175 cm / 5’9” // 65 kg / 143 lbs

⇀ defining features: muscular, especially muscular thighs; tramp stamp wang tattoo ( it was a dare from Amber, don’t question it ); blonde; obsidian coloured eyes

⇀ personality:

Wang is Jackson’s family. Mess with them, and he will 100% guarantee that you regret it. You may not realize it, but behind the smiles and blank stares, he’s carefully concocting the most painful and untraceable death he can for you. And oh, you will die. Whether it’s by the sabre he wields that seems to appear out of nowhere, by torture, or by “suicide,” you will be eradicated, and quite possibly sold in the organ market. He isn't afraid to utilise his hackers, his hitmen, his dealers.

Anyone - or near enough, anyway - is welcome to join Wang, be they man or woman, skilled or unskilled. They will become his family, and together they will strive to become the most powerful syndicate in Korea. They already are notorious. Jackson’s determined to increase that notoriety to an international level, to put it out there that no one can mess with them.

And then he will absolutely demolish his father.

⇀ personality tl;dr:

like a really aggressive older brother but cool with everything at the same time

ambitious

cocky

vindictive

rash

foolhardy

seems dense, but is actually extremely keen and manipulative in private

treats his gang like family

works himself to the bone

easily excitable

determined to rise to the top

guided by his own morals

prioritizes adaptability over organization

needs to be right; blunt

disorganized

⇀ history:

Jia Er has no mother. Not one that his father ever speaks about, anyway. Nor his uncle. He isn't sure where his year-younger brother came from exactly either.

Jia Er doesn't mind. He loves his father and uncle. They're strong and cool and everyone respects them.

(It’s not until later that he learns of their misogyny and that they aren't respected; they're feared. He finds out when he’s) 

Seven. It’s after his birthday party, and Jia Er still has his red party hat with the golden sparkly polka dots on. His father decides to teach him of the trade.

His father sets Jia Er on a padded chair and brings out the goon whose blunder meant the cake arrived fifteen minutes late and beats him mercilessly.

Once the man is good and near dead, the head of Guowang approaches his son with a wicked smile and a glint of something sadistic in his eyes. “You are a Wang,” he says. “A king. One day you will take my throne, and it’ll be much grander than the one you're on now. Your crown - it will be grand and gold and everyone will respect and fear you.”

He turns and points to the bloody lump on the floor. “And you must deal with any failure from your subordinates harshly. They are mere subjects; you are the ruler.”

The sight of that red, red blood is burned to his eyelids, and the smell of iron and salt is burned to his nostrils.

Yiyun is the only one who knows of his growing hatred.

His father is a cruel, cruel man, one based on old tradition and a desire for power. He has no empathy, just a consuming lack thereof. He kills members of his syndicate without hesitation, and their families, if they are a minute late, or a dollar short of a deal they were tasked to execute. If it’s a female member, he prefers to have them raped, or, on “special occasions,” will rape them himself. Jia Er’s uncle is certainly no better.

Jia Er begins to rebel. First, it’s drinking when his father isn't looking.

Next, he arrives late, leaves early, and hids his money.

Speaks to his father in Cantonese during strictly Mandarin or English occasions.

Looks at him in the eye a bit too long.

And that’s when Yiyun gets into trouble.

His father calls them into his office to be briefed for a drugs transfer, them, his prodigal duo. Yiyun makes eye contact with Jia Er for a split second, and his father catches it.

His father flies into an absolute fury.

“Don’t you dare look my son in the eye,” he hisses. “You worthless whore.” Then he orders, “get her down.”

Half an hour later, Jia Er is roped to a chair, thrashing about to try and break free. Yiyun reminds him of the man he was forced to watch when he was seven. She’s bloody and bruised, and certainly has more than one broken bone, and his father orders the nearest crony to rape her.

She screams, and it’s horrible and hoarse, indicative of how hard she’s been fighting, of how tired she is.

Jia Er breaks the ropes in a surge of absolutely monstrous strength, roaring.

He picks up the chair, smashes it to the floor, takes a leg, and cracks it over the crony’s head. As the large man crumples, Jia Er sticks up his knee to catch the man’s solar plexus, brings his elbow down the man’s back, right in the spine, and grabs the man’s arm over his back lightening quick, before yanking the arm back and dislocating the shoulder. The man bellows, but Jia Er doesn't stop until the man’s joints are torn from their sockets, and is certain to have a life threatening concussion.

He spits on the man like his father spit on Yiyun while beating her, and turns to face his pissed father.

The head of Guowang is enraged, but he lets it slide. Jia Er’s strength brings his father a sick pride, and if he can just hone it, Jia Er will have the makings of the finest leader their family, the country, the world will know.

Jia Er is far from finished with rebelling, however. He refuses the pilgrimage through the Qin mountains to the peak of Mt. Hua with very limited supplies with a sneer, refusing to take part in the tradition, and that’s when his father kicks him out of Guowang.

“You're blinded with your dog-like loyalty to that whore. I should've killed her,” are his last, rage-filled words to his son. “Get out.”

So he does, after digging up the money he’d hidden.

Jia Er and Yiyun leave for Korea. It’s nearby, and they speak the language because of various deals, and they change their names to Jackson and Amber.

Their classmates in Pyeonghwa National University are fooled by their perfect American-English accents when Jackson says that they're from California.

Jackson starts his coursework for a psychology degree, coming in as a second-year. He also founds Wang, and he and Amber are the first to be marked.

He tattoos her sign under her left boob. She tattoos his on his lower back

When classmates see it on a camping trip and shriek because of rumours flying around about a new gang in the crimson lotus, he grins sheepishly and says it was a dare from Amber - it was - and it’s his last name, that he was also freaked out when he heard about the gang. They accept it.

He graduates in 2017, and can finally spend all of his time managing the bar and more importantly, expanding Wang.

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50 Beautiful Things to do in Busan, Korea

Must-Visit Highlights and Landmarks of Busan, South Korea:

Temples/ Religious Sites & History/Art Museums Shopping Streets & Seafood Markets Beaches & Parks & More Beaches Hikes & Mountains Cafes & Restaurants Nightlife/Clubs/Bars

BIFF Square Market

Haedong Yonggungsa Temple

Built during the Goryeo Dynasty in 1376, historic Haedong Yonggungsa Temple is one of only a few Korean temples on the coast, and it honors Haesu Gwaneum Daebul, a Buddhist goddess believed to live in the ocean, where she rides atop a dragon. Legends aside, the east-facing temple offers a spectacular view of the rising sun. There is no fee to enter Haedong Yonggungsa Temple.

BEXCO

Busan Cinema Center (부산 영화의 전당)

Busan Cinema Center is the venue of the Busan International Film Festival, a major world film festival. Address: 120, Suyeonggangbyeon-daero, Haeundae-gu, Busan 부산광역시 해운대구 수영강변대로 120 (우동)

Busan National Science Museum (국립부산과학관)

Address: 59, Dongbusangwangwang 6-ro, Gijang-gun, Busan 부산광역시 기장군 기장읍 동부산관광6로 59 Operating Hours09:30-17:30 (Last admission is 1 hour before closing)ClosedMondays (closed next day if Monday falls on a public holiday), New Year’s Day, Day of Seollal (Lunar New Year's Day) and Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving Day)

Gamcheon Culture Village

Also known as ‘Santorini of the East’ due to its pastel houses, outdoor sculptures and other art installations. The village was built after the Korean War on a hillside, which you explore on foot as your guide leads you through a maze of alleyways to the Sky Garden, where you stop for excellent photo ops.

Samgwangsa Temple (삼광사)

is near the mountain and kidna near Seomeyon Station and City Hall Founded in 1986, Samgwangsa Temple is the second Cheontae (천태종), located in Choeup-dong, Busanjin-gu, Busan. The temple nestled in the hillside of the Baekyang mountain so all Busan area is viewed at one glance with the bright morning sunshine. It opens 24 hours for praying and continues its practice Buddhism religiously everyday. Address: 77, Choeupcheon-ro 43beon-gil, Busanjin-gu, Busan 부산광역시 부산진구 초읍천로43번길 77 (초읍동)

Gimhae Airport

Daejeo Ecological Park (대저생태공원)

Near Gimhae Airport Bicycle rental. Daejeo Ecological Park is located along the riverbanks of Nakdonggang River next to Gimhae Airport. The park is a habitat for migratory birds, designated Natural Memorial No. 179. The park is made up of various marshs and waterways, flowers and grasses, and exercise facilities. Address: Daejeo 1-dong, Gangseo-gu, Busan 부산광역시 강서구 대저1동

Jagalchi Fish Market

Busan Tower

Take the elevator to the top of the 394-foot-high (120-meter) Busan Tower and look over downtown Busan. On a clear day, you might see Tsushima Island of Japan across the East Sea.

Yongdusan Park by Busan Tower

Haeundae Beach

Cheongsapo Port (청사포)

Cheongsapo Port is located on the right side near the end of Dalmaji Hill in the direction of Songjeong in Haeundae. Along with Gudeokpo Port and Mipo Port, Cheongsapo Port is among the three ports lined against the coastal shore between Haeundae and Songjeong. Cheongsapo Port is famous as a place to view beautiful sunsets and where quality seaweed can be found. Address: Jung-dong, Haeundae-gu, Busan 부산광역시 해운대구 중동

UN Memorial Cemetery (재한유엔기념공원)

The United Nations Memorial Cemetery in Korea, located at Tanggok in the Nam District, City of Busan, Republic of Korea, is a burial ground for United Nations Command casualties of the Korean War. It contains 2,300 graves and is the only United Nations cemetery in the world. Address: 93, UN pyeonghwa-ro, Nam-gu, Busan (부산광역시 남구 유엔평화로 93) Read more on Visit Korea's official website: https://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/ATR/SI_EN_3_1_1_1.jsp?cid=264405

Samjin Fish Cake History Museum · History Hall (삼진어묵체험·역사관)

on the same island part and near Taejongdae Park. Fish cakes are one of the most popular snacks in Busan. Among many fish cake makers in the city, Samjin Fish Cake is the oldest fish cake producer. Its main store in Yeongdo looks like a bakery shop. Address: 36, Taejong-ro 99beon-gil, Yeongdo-gu, Busan 부산광역시 영도구 태종로99번길 36 (봉래동2가)

Taejongdae Cliff Park (태종대유원지)

Taejongdae Cliff Park is a natural park of Busan, South Korea with magnificent cliffs facing the open sea on the southernmost tip of island of Yeongdo-gu. The rock under the lighthouse is called Sinseonam, it was formed 120,000 years ago. These sister-bloggers wrote a detailed blog post about it with tons of photos: https://chopsticksandcarryons.com/2018/01/25/taejongdae-park-busan/

Address: 24 Jeonmang-ro, Dongsam-dong, Yeongdo-gu, Busan

Closes 12AM

Phone: 051-405-2004

Busan Fishing Village Folk Museum (부산어촌민속관)

near Beomeosa

This Museum displays cultural artifacts and materials related to tradition, history and folklore of Busan's fishing culture and development. Designed with a theme of "Fishing Village Trip from the River to the Sea," the exhibition halls are divided into Nakdonggang River Fishing Village Folk Hall and Busan Fishing Village Folk Hall. It has programs such as Zodiac boat making, eco-friendly soap making, marine life classroom, etc.

Address: 128, Haksa-ro, Buk-gu, Busan 부산광역시 북구 학사로 128 (화명동)

Beomeosa Buddhism Temple (범어사)

Beomeosa Temple is on top of a moutnain. It's a large, incredibly serene temple site. Beomeosa has many halls, pagodas, and gates.

Address: 546 Cheongnyong-dong, Geumjeong-gu, Busan, Korea Tel: 051-508-3122 Web: www.beomeo.kr Opening Hours: 08:30 ~ 17:30

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Busan Citizen’s Park (부산시민공원)

The site of Busan Citizen’s Park was a racetrack during the Japanese colonial era, and after the independence of Korea, it became a U.S. military base, Camp Hialeah. In 2010, the area was returned to the Korean government, and then control was transferred to the city.

Geumjeong Mountain Fortress

Address: Cheongnyong-dong, Geumjeong-gu, Busan, Korea Tel: 051-519-4081 Web: geumjeong.go.kr Opening Hours: 08:30 ~ 17:30

Nampodong International Market

Address: 36 Junggu-ro, Jung-gu, Busan, Korea Tel: 051-245-7389 Web: etour.busan.go.kr Opening Hours: 08:30 ~ 22:30

Seokbulsa Byeongpung-am (Folding Screen Hermitage)

It is the mountain – embedded on the side of Geumjeongsan, cradled in the strong rock’s clutch. A massive Buddhist figure stands in front of a polished stone prayer platform. Address: San 2, Mandeok 1 dong, Buk-gu, Busan, Korea Tel: 054-746-9933 Web: jikimi.cha.go.kr Opening Hours: 07:00 – 19:00 Also visit Pohang! Sources of Information: https://english.visitkorea.or.kr/common_intl/mapInformation.kto?md=enu&func_name=main

Yu Chi-hwan Postbox Observatory (유치환 우체통 전망대)

Really close to Busan train Station. This is an observatory located along Sanbok-ro Road in Choryang-dong, Dong-gu, Busan. A mail box was installed to celebrate the arts and literature of famous poet Yu Chi-hwan. The observatory is divided into two levels. The first level consists of a terraced outdoor performance stage, while the second level is the arts exhibition area, covered in a full glass design. Opening date May 15, 2013 Closed on Mondays Address: 2, Mangyang-ro 580beon-gil, Dong-gu, Busan 부산광역시 동구 망양로580번길 2 (초량동)

Chang Kee-ryo Memorial Hall (장기려기념 더 나눔센터)

close to Busan train Station. Established in 2013, the Chang Kee-ryo Memorial Hall is a place to honor Dr. Chang, often referred to as the Schweitzer of Korea, for his lifelong practice of sharing with poor neighbors. Address: 48, Yeongchowit-gil, Dong-gu, Busan 부산광역시 동구 영초윗길 48 (초량동)

168 Stairs (168계단)

Really close to Busan train Station. Address: Yeongcho-gil 191beon-gil, Dong-gu, Busan 부산광역시 동구 영초길191번길 (초량동)

Eulsukdo Cultural Center (을숙도문화회관)

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Others 168 Stairs (168계단) Dong-gu Busan Exhibition & Memorial Halls Ebagu Crafts Workshop (이바구공작소) Dong-gu Busan Parks Democracy Park (민주공원) Jung-gu Busan Exhibition & Memorial Halls Provisional Capital Memorial Hall (임시수도기념관) Seo-gu Busan Art Museums/ Art Galleries Busan Trick Eye Musem (부산 트릭아이미술관) Jung-gu Busan Architectural & Sculptural Highlights The Bay 101 (더베이101) Haeundae-gu Busan Seasides/ Beaches/ Islands Sinseondae Cliff (신선대 (부산)) Nam-gu Busan Others Choryang Ibagu-gil & Sanbok Road (초량 이바구길 & 산복도로) Dong-gu Busan Temples/ Religious Sites Hongbeopsa Temple (홍법사) Geumjeong-gu Busan Exhibition & Memorial Halls Fisheries Science Museum (수산과학관 (부산)) Gijang-gun Busan

Ship/ Submarine Excursions Tiffany 21 Night Cruise (부산 티파니21 크루즈 유람선) Haeundae-gu Busan Others Busan Gamcheon Culture Village (부산 감천문화마을) Saha-gu Busan Yachting The Bay 101 YACHT CLUB (더베이101 요트클럽) Haeundae-gu Busan Seasides/ Beaches/ Islands Igidae Park (이기대 도시자연공원) Nam-gu Busan Architectural & Sculptural Highlights Oryukdo Skywalk (오륙도 스카이워크) Nam-gu Busan Industrial Tours Bosu-dong Book Street Cultural Center(보수동 책방골목 문화관) Jung-gu Busan Amusement Parks/ Tourist Resorts Haeundae Special Tourist Zone (해운대 관광특구) Haeundae-gu Busan Amusement Parks/ Tourist Resorts Yongdusan Jagalchi Special Tourist Zone (용두산 자갈치 관광특구) Jung-gu Busan Architectural & Sculptural Highlights Yeongdodaegyo Bridge (영도대교) Yeongdo-gu Busan Sports Stadiums Busan Asiad Main Stadium (부산 아시아드주경기장) Yeonje-gu Busan

Parks UN Sculpture Park (유엔조각공원) Nam-gu Busan Architectural & Sculptural Highlights Busandaegyo Bridge (부산대교) Yeongdo-gu Busan Art Museums/ Art Galleries Johyun Gallery (조현화랑) Haeundae-gu Busan Art Museums/ Art Galleries Goeun Contemporary Photo Museum (고은컨템포러리사진미술관) Haeundae-gu Busan Art Museums/ Art Galleries Goeun Museum of Photography (고은사진미술관) Haeundae-gu Busan Mountains Hwangnyeongsan Mountain (황령산) Busanjin-gu Busan Training Equipments Geumnyeonsan Youth Training Institute (부산광역시 금련산청소년수련원) Suyeong-gu Busan Museums National Maritime Museum (국립해양박물관) Yeongdo-gu Busan Parks 75 Square (75광장) Yeongdo-gu Busan Ferry Boat Terminal Busan Port Passenger Terminal (부산연안여객터미널) Jung-gu Busan

Train Station Haeundae Station (해운대역) Haeundae-gu Busan Ferry Boat Terminal Busan Port International Passenger Terminal (부산항 국제여객터미널) Dong-gu Busan Temples/ Religious Sites Cheokpanam Hermitage (Busan) (척판암 (부산)) Gijang-gun Busan Parks Suyeong Sajeok Park (수영사적공원) Suyeong-gu Busan Seasides/ Beaches/ Islands Haeundae Dongbaekseom Island (해운대 동백섬) Haeundae-gu Busan Mountains Geumjeongsan Mountain (금정산) Geumjeong-gu Busan Ports/ Fishing Villages/ Lighthouses Oryukdo Lighthouse (오륙도 등대) Nam-gu Busan Museums Bokcheon Museum (Busan) (복천박물관(부산)) Dongnae-gu Busan Architectural & Sculptural Highlights Busan Tower (Yongdusan Park) (부산타워) Jung-gu Busan Airport Gimhae International Airport (김해국제공항) Gangseo-gu Busan

Sports Stadiums Busan Sports Complex (부산종합운동장) Yeonje-gu Busan Ports/ Fishing Villages/ Lighthouses Yeongdo Lighthouse (영도 등대) Yeongdo-gu Busan Parks Millak Waterfront Park (민락수변공원) Suyeong-gu Busan Auditoriums Busan Citizens' Hall (부산시민회관) Dong-gu Busan Seasides/ Beaches/ Islands Ilgwang Beach (일광해수욕장) Gijang-gun Busan Parks Samnak Ecological Park (삼락생태공원) Sasang-gu Busan Parks Geumgang Park (금강공원) Dongnae-gu Busan Hot Springs/ Bath Houses/Spas/ Jjimjilbangs Hurshimchung (허심청) Dongnae-gu Busan Train Station Busan Station (부산역) Dong-gu Busan Museums Busan Marine Natural History Museum (부산해양자연사박물관) Dongnae-gu Busan

Auditoriums Busan Cultural Center (부산문화회관) Nam-gu Busan Bus Terminal Busan Bus Terminal (부산종합버스터미널) Geumjeong-gu Busan Bus Terminal Busan Seobu Intercity Bus Terminal (부산서부시외버스터미널) Sasang-gu Busan Convention Centers BEXCO (벡스코) Haeundae-gu Busan Others Seomyeon 1 Beonga (Seomyeon First Street) (서면1번가) Busanjin-gu Busan Architectural & Sculptural Highlights Busan Gwangandaegyo Bridge (부산 광안대교) Suyeong-gu Busan Mountains Geumnyeonsan Mountain (금련산) Suyeong-gu Busan Ecological Tourist Sites Nakdong Estuary Eco-Center (낙동강하구에코센터) Saha-gu Busan Others Gwangbok-dong Cultural & Fashion Street (광복로문화패션거리) Jung-gu Busan Seasides/ Beaches/ Islands Busan Songdo Beach (부산 송도해수욕장) Seo-gu Busan

Art Museums/ Art Galleries Busan Museum of Art (부산시립미술관) Haeundae-gu Busan Museums Busan Museum (부산박물관) Nam-gu Busan Skating Shinsegae Department Store Ice Rink - Centum City Branch (센텀시티 아이스링크 (신세계백화점)) Haeundae-gu Busan Others Gukje Market Food Street (국제시장 먹자골목) Jung-gu Busan Others 40-step Culture & Tourism Theme Street (40계단 문화관광테마거리) Jung-gu Busan Hot Springs/ Bath Houses/Spas/ Jjimjilbangs Spa Land Centum City (스파랜드 센텀시티) Haeundae-gu Busan Ports/ Fishing Villages/ Lighthouses Gadeokdo Lighthouse (가덕도 등대) Gangseo-gu Busan Architectural & Sculptural Highlights Dadaepo Sunset Fountain of Dream (다대포 꿈의 낙조분수) Saha-gu Busan Others BIFF Square (BIFF 광장 (구, PIFF 광장)) Jung-gu Busan Architectural & Sculptural Highlights Shinsegae Centum City (신세계 센텀시티) Haeundae-gu Busan

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Chủ tịch Kim Jong-un muốn sản xuất ô tô điện

Nguồn tin của Xe Vietnamnet cho biết hiện tại Neanara, hãng xe thuộc Tổng cục công nghiệp quốc phòng Triều Tiên đang được giao thử nghiệm và phát triển ô tô điện ở thành phố Pyongsong và Nampo. Nampo cũng là nơi đang sản xuất các xe ô tô nội địa của Triều Tiên, trong đó lớn nhất là nhà máy Pyeonghwa.

Việc Naenara được giao nhiệm vụ nghiên cứu và phát triển ô tô điện cho thấy tầm nhìn khá thức thời của Chủ tịch Kim Jong-un. Naenara hiện có mối liên hệ với một số đối tác Trung Quốc với nhiều chuyên gia được cử sang học tập ở đây.

Chiếc xe chạy bằng năng lượng mặt trời được nhìn thấy ở Pyongsong năm 2017

Bước ngoặt mới của công nghiệp ô tô Triều Tiên đã bắt đầu từ tháng 3/2016 khi Cơ quan lập pháp lưỡng viện của chính quyền liên bang Mỹ đã thông qua sơ bộ biện pháp cấm vận kinh tế, gây tác động mạnh mẽ tới ngành công nghiệp ô tô Triều Tiên.

Để đối phó, tháng 11/2017, nhà lãnh đạo Triều Tiên, Ông Kim Jong-un đã tuyên bố: "Cần tiến hành bước ngoặt mới để đưa ngành công nghiệp ô tô Triều Tiên sánh ngang tầm thế gi��i". Không lâu sau đó, đầu năm 2018, Tổng cục Công nghiệp quốc phòng Triều Tiên thông báo sẽ ra mắt dòng xe Naenara.

Theo công bố từ Tổng cục Công nghiệp Quốc phòng Triều Tiên, những chiếc xe mang thương hiệu Naenara sẽ có mức tiêu thụ nhiên liệu thấp, công suất từ 55- 80 kW, tốc độ tối đa từ 120-180 km/h. Các xe đều có điều hòa, trợ lực lái, cửa sổ chỉnh điện, gương chiếu hậu bên chỉnh điện, hệ thống start-stop và cảm biến lùi. Tuy nhiên từ đó đến này, những thông tin hình ảnh của thương hiệu Naenara vẫn được giấu kín, khiến dư luận thế giới lại một lần nữa tò mò.

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Vào tháng 4/2017, truyền thông Hàn Quốc đã rất tò mò khi xuất hiện hình ảnh một chiếc xe đô thị loại nhỏ chạy trong công viên Khoa học Pyongsong, với một tấm pin năng lượng mặt trời ở trên nóc.

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Bio

王 basics ━ 

BIRTH NAME ; wang jia er - only the second knows this NICKNAMES ; jackson - widely believed to be his birth name, wangpuppy, wild and sexy, jacksin ALIAS ; cheonguk

DATE OF BIRTH ; march 28, 1994 PLACE OF BIRTH ; jinan, china AGE ; 22

GROUP ; Wang OCCUPATION ; head

LANGUAGES ; korean, mandarin, cantonese, english

SEXUALITY ; heterosexual, but would probably fuck a hot alien too

王 appearance ━ 

HEIGHT ; 175 cm // 5'9" WEIGHT ; 65 kg // 143 lbs BUILD ; mesomorph

HAIR COLOUR ; blonde EYE COLOUR ; obsidian 

DEFINING FEATURES ; muscular, especially muscular thighs; tramp stamp wang tattoo ( it was a dare from the second, don’t question it )

王 personality ━ 

TRAITS ;

➝like a really aggressive older brother but cool with everything at the same time ➝ambitious ➝cocky ➝foolhardy ➝rash ➝vindictive ➝seems dense, but is actually extremely keen and manipulative in private ➝treats his gang like family ➝works himself to the bone ➝easily excitable ➝determined to rise to the top ➝guided by his own morals ➝prioritizes adaptability over organization ➝needs to be right; blunt ➝disorganized

WESTERN ZODIAC ; aries CHINESE ZODIAC ; dog

HOGWARTS HOUSE ; hufflepuff ( lowkey wtf lmao ) ILVERMORNY HOUSE ; wampus PATRONUS ; fox WAND ; beech wood with a unicorn hair core, 12 ¼" and unbending flexibility

MORAL ALIGNMENT ; chaotic evil MBTI ; ESTP, “the entrepreneur”

PHOBIA(S) ; losing the gang, becoming like his father DRINKING/SMOKING/DRUGS ; yes, although he really shouldn’t / no / no ( he’s the head of a gang; he can’t be drugged and unable to think )

王 facts ━ 

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王 personality ━ 

Wang is Jackson’s family. Mess with them, and he will 100% guarantee that you regret it. You may not realize it, but behind the smiles and blank stares, he’s carefully concocting the most painful and untraceable death he can for you. And oh, you will die. Whether it’s by the sabre he wields that seems to appear out of nowhere, by torture, or by “suicide,” you will be eradicated, and quite possibly sold in the organ market. He isn’t afraid to utilise his hackers, his hitmen, his dealers.

Anyone - or near enough, anyway - is welcome to join Wang, be they man or woman, skilled or unskilled. They will become his family, and together they will strive to become the most powerful syndicate in Korea. They already are notorious. Jackson’s determined to increase that notoriety to an international level, to put it out there that no one can mess with them.

And then he will absolutely demolish his father.

王 background ━ 

Jia Er has no mother. Not one that his father ever speaks about, anyway. Nor his uncle. He isn’t sure where his year-younger brother came from exactly either.

Jia Er doesn’t mind. He loves his father and uncle. They’re strong and cool and everyone respects them.

(It’s not until later that he learns of their misogyny and that they aren’t respected; they’re feared. He finds out when he’s)

Seven. It’s after his birthday party, and Jia Er still has his red party hat with the golden sparkly polka dots on. His father decides to teach him of the trade.

His father sets Jia Er on a padded chair and brings out the goon whose blunder meant the cake arrived fifteen minutes late and beats him mercilessly.

Once the man is good and near dead, the head of Guowang approaches his son with a wicked smile and a glint of something sadistic in his eyes. “You are a Wang,” he says. “A king. One day you will take my throne, and it’ll be much grander than the one you’re on now. Your crown - it will be grand and gold and everyone will respect and fear you.”

He turns and points to the bloody lump on the floor. “And you must deal with any failure from your subordinates harshly. They are mere subjects; you are the ruler.”

The sight of that red, red blood is burned to his eyelids, and the smell of iron and salt is burned to his nostrils.

Yiyun is the only one who knows of his growing hatred.

His father is a cruel, cruel man, one based on old tradition and a desire for power. He has no empathy, just a consuming lack thereof. He kills members of his syndicate without hesitation, and their families, if they are a minute late, or a dollar short of a deal they were tasked to execute. If it’s a female member, he prefers to have them raped, or, on “special occasions,” will rape them himself. Jia Er’s uncle is certainly no better.

Jia Er begins to rebel. First, it’s drinking when his father isn’t looking.

Next, he arrives late, leaves early, and hids his money.

Speaks to his father in Cantonese during strictly Mandarin or English occasions.

Looks at him in the eye a bit too long.

And that’s when Yiyun gets into trouble.

His father calls them into his office to be briefed for a drugs transfer, them, his prodigal duo. Yiyun makes eye contact with Jia Er for a split second, and his father catches it.

His father flies into an absolute fury.

“Don’t you dare look my son in the eye,” he hisses. “You worthless whore.” Then he orders, “get her down.”

Half an hour later, Jia Er is roped to a chair, thrashing about to try and break free. Yiyun reminds him of the man he was forced to watch when he was seven. She’s bloody and bruised, and certainly has more than one broken bone, and his father orders the nearest crony to rape her.

She screams, and it’s horrible and hoarse, indicative of how hard she’s been fighting, of how tired she is.

Jia Er breaks the ropes in a surge of absolutely monstrous strength, roaring.

He picks up the chair, smashes it to the floor, takes a leg, and cracks it over the crony’s head. As the large man crumples, Jia Er sticks up his knee to catch the man’s solar plexus, brings his elbow down the man’s back, right in the spine, and grabs the man’s arm over his back lightening quick, before yanking the arm back and dislocating the shoulder. The man bellows, but Jia Er doesn’t stop until the man’s joints are torn from their sockets, and is certain to have a life threatening concussion.

He spits on the man like his father spit on Yiyun while beating her, and turns to face his pissed father.

The head of Guowang is enraged, but he lets it slide. Jia Er’s strength brings his father a sick pride, and if he can just hone it, Jia Er will have the makings of the finest leader their family, the country, the worldwill know.

Jia Er is far from finished with rebelling, however. He refuses the pilgrimage through the Qin mountains to the peak of Mt. Hua with very limited supplies with a sneer, refusing to take part in the tradition, and that’s when his father kicks him out of Guowang.

“You’re blinded with your dog-like loyalty to that whore. I should’ve killed her,” are his last, rage-filled words to his son. “Get out.”

So he does, after digging up the money he’d hidden.

Jia Er and Yiyun leave for Korea. It’s nearby, and they speak the language because of various deals, and they change their names to Jackson and Amber.

Their classmates in Pyeonghwa National University are fooled by their perfect American-English accents when Jackson says that they’re from California.

Jackson starts his coursework for a psychology degree, coming in as a second-year. He also founds Wang, and he and Amber are the first to be marked.

He tattoos her sign under her left boob. She tattoos his on his lower back

When classmates see it on a camping trip and shriek because of rumours flying around about a new gang in the crimson lotus, he grins sheepishly and says it was a dare from Amber - it was - and it’s his last name, that he was also freaked out when he heard about the gang. They accept it.

He graduates in 2017, and can finally spend all of his time managing the bar and more importantly, expanding Wang.

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❝ JEON JUNGKOOK is a TWENTY year old HACKER affiliated with the PPD who goes by the name WHITE_RABBIT ❞ 

⇀ birth name: Jeon Jungkook ⇀ fc choice: Jeon Jungkook / BTS ⇀ alias: white_rabbit (his online persona) ⇀ age: 20 ⇀ group: the PPD ⇀ occupation: hacker / IT for the PPD ⇀ sexual orientation: Bisexual ⇀ languages: Korean and English ⇀ height / weight: 5’11 (~180cm) ⇀ defining features: mole on the left side of his neck, boyish good looks, youthful face

⇀ personality: 

At first glance, Jungkook seems like a regular guy. Yet, no one seems to know him extremely well. No one claims to be close to him. He’s secretive about his life. He tends to cover up his true self with humor. He doesn’t avoid people and many consider him to be a pleasant individual.

⇀ personality tl;dr: creative, reliable, friendly; insecure, sarcastic, immature

⇀ history:

Jungkook was born to normal citizens of Pyeonghwa City. He lived with his older brother, mother, and father. His father was an avid gambler. He would often spend long nights at illegal gambling rings.  

Jungkook was always interested in computers and enjoyed reading books about coding. At the age of 13, he was already developing websites for small businesses. He wasn’t necessarily a child prodigy, but he spent most of his time exploring his interests. He eventually became interested in online security, which led him to explore the world of hacking.  

When Jungkook was finishing up high school, his brother was involved in drug trafficking and became affiliated with the Wang. Once his brother joined a gang, he persuaded Jungkook to join as well. However, Jungkook refused with the excuse that he has other plans for his future. At this point, their mother became fed up with the amount of debt her husband acquired. She left their father and took Jungkook and his older brother with her. Most of their income came from the drugs his older brother would sell.

Gangs naturally wanted to expand their empire online since everyone’s lives are becoming intertwined with the internet. Knowing Jungkook is an expert on these things, his brother asked him to help the gang spread their black market to the online world. Jungkook was fully capable of these things, but he refused on the grounds that it’s impossible. Of course, his brother believed him because he was never an expert on computers. Jungkook didn’t want blood on his hands and didn’t want to put any of his family in danger. His brother was later killed by a member of a rival gang. After the funeral, Jungkook would make the decision that would change his life. It’s still not clear why he decided to go through with this. A police officer had visited his house to pay condolences as well as ask his mother some questions about the situation. The officer also had some personal words for Jungkook.  

He joined the police force to fight crime online on the grounds that he remains purely anonymous. By day, he simply poses as an independent IT contractor for the PPD.          

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2 hãng ô tô của Triều Tiên được thế giới biết đến

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2 hãng ô tô của Triều Tiên được thế giới biết đến

Tuy nhiên, một số thông tin ít ỏi từ báo chí Hàn Quốc cũng như một số nhà báo đã tới Triều Tiên cho biết, các nhà máy tại Triều Tiên có thể tự sản xuất ô tô và xe tải, xe buýt, xe đẩy và cả xe điện.

Hầu hết, các dòng xe do Triều Tiên sản xuất có nguồn gốc và được phát triển từ các dòng xe Liên Xô cũ như xe tải GAZ-51, GAZ 69 hoặc dòng xe khách GAZ-M20.

Việt Nam cũng đã từng nhập hai mẫu ô tô Premio và Pronto do Triều Tiên sản xuất thông qua kênh phân phối là Mekong Auto.

Thương hiệu ô tô nổi tiếng nhất của Triều Tiên là Pyeonghwa Motors, đây cũng là dòng xe hiếm hoi của Triều Tiên có thể xuất khẩu ra một số thị trường nước ngoài, trong đó có Việt Nam.

Hãng xe này được thành lập vào năm 2000 dựa trên sự liên doanh giữa Pyeonghwa Motors (Hàn Quốc) và Ryonbong General Corp (CHDCND Triều Tiên).

Công ty liên doanh sản xuất xe ô tô cỡ nhỏ theo giấy phép từ Fiat và Brilliance China Auto, một dòng xe tải nhỏ và một dòng SUV sử dụng toàn bộ linh kiện và thiết bị từ nhà sản xuất Dandong Shuguang của Trung Quốc, và một mẫu xe sang trọng theo thiết kế của Mercedes-Benz/SsangYong.

Được biết, công suất của nhà máy sản xuất xe ô tô Pyeonghwan Motors của Triều Tiên có thể lên tới 10.000 xe/năm.

Pyeonghwan Motors thực chất là một liên doanh giữa 2 công ty khác nhau.

Tuy nhiên, vào năm 2012, các dòng vốn đầu tư từ Hàn Quốc chấm dứt và kết thúc luôn sứ mệnh của thương hiệu ô tô này.

Tại Triều Tiên, nhà máy sản xuất xe máy, động cơ Sungri có lịch sử hình thành lâu đời nhất, bắt đầu sản xuất từ những năm 1950. Nhà máy Sungri sản xuất xe khách đô thị và xe địa hình, xe tải nhỏ, hạng trung và hạng nặng, chuyên chở, xe tải xây dựng.

Xe tải Sungri-82 được sản xuất vào năm 1982.

Một số dòng xe Sungri được biết đến như, Sungri-58, Sungri-60, Sungri-61, Sungri-64 (xe tải), Sungri-4.25 (xe bán tải),… Nổi tiếng nhất là mẫu Sungri/Jaju-82, một chiếc xe tải đa năng 4×2 được sản xuất vào năm 1982, nó có trọng tải 10 tấn và động cơ diesel 15 xi-lanh V8. Nó được in trên tem của CHDCND Triều Tiên từ năm 1988.

Không chỉ Pyeonghwa Motors hay Sungri, một số thương hiệu ô tô nội địa do Triều Tiên sản xuất cũng được nhiều người biết tới như Pyongchang Auto Works hoặc nhà máy sản xuất xe buýt Chongjin. Mặc dù vậy, các thông tin và hình ảnh về các dòng ô tô Triều Tiên vẫn rất hiếm hoi và dường như là một điều bí ẩn với thế giới.