韓國年輕人怎麼看待朝韓關係，統一还是独立？「韓國釜山⑤」

韓國年輕人怎麼看待朝韓關係，統一还是独立？「韓國釜山⑤」

How do you see North Korea as a young generation Do you want to unify or independent? Welcome back to Ake’s channel on the road I’m at Seoul Station now This is the Gyeongbu Expressway in South Korea Today I will take their local high-speed train Heading to Busan, South Korea’s second largest city

This is the high-speed rail station in South Korea. There is no security check either There is a subway downstairs There’s also the Airport Express You can take the high-speed rail here They’re all in a whole building. very big Go buy tickets first Tickets have been bought

The price is 60,000 won (46 US dollars ~ 331 yuan) What’s the straight-line distance from here to Busan? It’s about 350 kilometers It takes about two and a half hours by high-speed rail. You can buy tickets on site or book online There are a lot of trains here

Don’t worry about not having a car And there is no security check here either. Very convenient Now I’m waiting here for my train You can see there are a lot of people in military uniforms here. In South Korea, everyone must serve in the military. So in

I saw many people wearing military uniforms on the street. Got on the bus I’m in carriage No. 6 Come in and there’s heating inside. The luggage rack is pretty big. And there is also a charging station here. But there happens to be no charger where I sit.

In fact, it is almost the same as domestic high-speed rail. Let me show you the restroom here. The bathroom here is also very narrow. You can see that the distance between this parking space is just right. Not touching the knees And there is no one checking tickets here.

Maybe someone will check your ticket when you drive later. Then let me show you this handle That’s how it’s done Quite big and heavy Actually not very convenient This kind of design Express train We will serve you wholeheartedly Wish you a safe journey Have a nice trip

Gyeongbu Expressway, with a total length of about 400 kilometers Running through North and South Korea At the same time, it also connects major cities across the country. Although the scenery outside the window is dominated by hills and mountains, But it is also equivalent to taking a “national version” City tour bus

Excellent value for money after more than two hours Finally arrived in Busan From getting on the bus to getting off the bus There was absolutely no one checking tickets. Of course, there will be flight attendants passing by on the way. You can ask her to make up a ticket or buy a ticket

But it’s all done consciously No one checked And as soon as I got here, I felt like The climate here is really mild Compared to Seoul The temperature here is at least 10 degrees higher than in Seoul. Busan, South Korea’s second largest city and largest port Area 761 square kilometers

Population approximately 3.3 million Located at the southeastern tip of the Korean Peninsula A coastal city surrounded by mountains Coastline stretching for dozens of kilometers There are various large and small harbors, beaches and islands. Oceanic subtropical monsoon climate Mild and pleasant Where is this Busan Station? Same as Seoul Station

The subway is also on the upper and lower floors. Now let’s take the subway first Let me show you where I live but i don’t know Does Seoul’s subway card work here? I didn’t book my place in advance. I found the information online then go there Then pay cash

This way it will be about 15% cheaper than ordering online. Their transportation card is universal I’m recharging my transportation card now Busan is the largest port in South Korea So there should be a lot of fish here. In front is the Zhagaqi Market It is also the largest fish market here.

I lived next to this fish market. Beef Plaza is Beef Plaza The people here are much more hospitable than those in Seoul. That old man behind me is watching me looking for a place. Then he asked me and he can speak English Then tell me to go this way

Just go to that hotel Although people here are wearing The clothes are not as good as those in Seoul But it feels much more welcoming than the one in Seoul. This should be their food court They sell all kinds of food Mainly seafood It really feels like the feeling in Korean dramas

Very smelly of fireworks I’ve already checked in at my place of stay. The price is 110 RMB (15 USD) I looked at the price online and it was 125 RMB (17 USD) And it’s after the discount This is 15 yuan cheaper than the equivalent This is where I live

There is also a powder room I live in a bed Room for 6 people this is where i live There are sockets and lights inside There is a separate locker under the bed. You can put some valuables for yourself This is a separate shower room in the room

It’s okay. They are relatively new and the location is very good. Downstairs is the pedestrian street Here it also includes breakfast Lots of information here What about this price? Compared to other youth hostels, it is a bit more expensive. But the supporting facilities will need to be improved a lot.

Here’s a look at the must-eat delicacies here his pork soup So let’s go look for it first Is there anything to eat here? The row of shops behind me are all fortune tellers. I walked in just now and wanted her to do the math for me. As a result, they all

Can not speak English They still need to learn some English In this way, the international market can be opened We are also doing self-media here. Look how good they are Already have a team I’m still alone Who said Korean food is relatively simple? The food here is also diverse can be seen

In fact, I found that no matter where I am The closer to the south The more types of food it has And it tastes better Find a place with the most people to queue up Wow, it tastes very strange. Very suitable for Cantonese tastes It tastes a bit like that fried dumpling

But there are melon seeds in it We put the sweet one So it’s a different taste There is still some white sugar in it This tastes really good 10,000 scarves (7.6 USD~55 RMB) And they are all luxury brands Everyone can pick whatever they like.

There are also 5,000 here (3.8 US dollars ~ 27 yuan) The clothes and pants here are all 10,000 (USD 7.6~55 RMB). I feel like things here are compared to Seoul. Much cheaper Wow delicious pork soup rice This dish is a must-try when visiting Busan

It is made with a soup stock made from pork bones. Then add the sliced ​​pork This delicacy was made during the war between the two Koreas in 1950 Some refugees from the north who fled to Busan A delicacy created What about the refugees at that time?

It’s the bones that are the easiest to buy. Soup made with some pig offal Then soak the rice in it and eat together It is based on personal preference that you can add this shrimp Quite salty There are also various sauces There are also leeks to eat with it.

And of course their soju Come to this store Look, everyone has a bottle of soju each. A bit lighter than our Chinese rice wine This white cut pork is very tender But the taste is rather bland It depends on personal taste I prefer to add this shrimp Shrimp is more salty

Wow, the aroma of pork comes out after eating it like this I feel like the pork here It’s comparable to the black pork from Jeju Island. It has enough ingredients Who can imagine the kind of food that refugees ate at that time? Now it has become a popular delicacy 건배 (Cheers) 건배 (Cheers)

Wow, I’m so satisfied Where is this wine? Before I knew it, I was almost finished drinking it. Although the entrance is very good Look at the degree, it’s 16.5 degrees It’s still easy to get addicted Already a little dizzy So let’s stop here today see you tomorrow in 1876

The Joseon Dynasty was forced to sign the Treaty of Ganghwa Island It also indirectly led to the opening of the Joseon Dynasty to the outside world. And what about Busan? With its superior geographical environment Very similar to Rio in Brazil It is dotted with harbors of different sizes. Suitable for mooring any vessel

Naturally, it has become the largest port in South Korea. And behind me is Zhagaqi Market It is also the largest seafood wholesale market in South Korea. So let’s take a look around here today. This entire area sells all kinds of seafood Many people will buy good seafood below

Then take it to the second floor for processing. Many stores here sell by the portion. Not for weighing Because this is a wholesale business Like this kind of fish The price is between 15,000 and 20,000 won (US$11.5-15.3) per piece. A plate of eel like this

The price is 10,000 (USD 7.6 ~ RMB 55) I don’t know what kind of fish this is The price is also around 10,000 (USD 7.6 ~ RMB 55). Dried salted fish here This should be a redshirt fish The price is 20,000 per copy (15.3 US dollars ~ 110 yuan)

This is priced at 30,000 per serving ($23~165 RMB) This market has no end in sight Come over there This is another street Really compared to Seoul I recommend everyone to travel to Busan There’s more of a fireworks atmosphere here. It’s definitely a bit boring in Seoul can be seen

Next to here is a fishing port The entire market here revolves around this fishing port. The fish caught by the fishing boats here Just unload here and sell here. Pretty cool Just set up a lift truck here Then we can transport supplies down from above. There must be renovations going on up there.

Look at the building over here Either LG or Hyundai This is a self-service gas station in South Korea You can see the price of gasoline here Different quality, different prices The average price is around 1,700 won per liter (1.3 US dollars to 9.3 yuan) Here are some residential areas halfway up the mountain

Among these better houses? I still saw some that were relatively shabby. Even a shanty-like residence This was during the war between the two Koreas in 1950 Some refugees who fled to Busan from the north houses built The most famous shanty town It’s the Dangganchuan Village Cultural District

The transformation over there has been successful It has become a tourist attraction Busan at that time It was also used as the temporary capital of South Korea twice. It takes about 15-20 minutes to walk from the seafood market. So we came to the Songdo Bay Cable Car Station here. Over here

You can take the cable car to the cape over there. The tourism resources here are very rich. This is just a small harbor If you go east There are more tourism resources over there. Like Haeundae Beach And their Haedong Dragon Palace, etc. Buy tickets on the first floor

Then take the bus on the fourth floor As for this cable car The one-way adult price is 13,000 won (10 US dollars ~ 71 yuan) Round trip is 17,000 (13 USD~94 RMB) Thank you, thank you Gave a piece of candy There are not many tourists here You can sit alone in a carriage

Very good This price is a good deal Right in front is their Songdo Bathhouse also a beach Here it is after August I can’t swim in the sea anymore. It’s really like climbing high and looking far away You can see the whole Busan from here

It is a city surrounded by hills and mountains This is a small harbor There are many harbors over there Hello OK It’s a bit like a theme park After taking pictures here, I came out here. If you pay here, you can post the photos.

To go to this suspension bridge, you need to spend another 1,000 to buy a ticket (0.7 US dollars ~ 5.5 yuan) You can see the Songdo Ryugu Suspension Bridge. It’s actually a viewing platform You can see that the shipping here is very busy. Busan is the largest port in South Korea

Handles 40% of South Korea’s export goods annually and 85% of containers and 40% of aquatic products Here it is Let me give you a little preview of my next trip. Arrive in Busan Apart from sightseeing I also plan to take their ferry from here Heading to Fukuoka, Japan

This video is not over yet Just a little preview Now I’m back at the high-speed rail station where I got off yesterday: Busan Station You can see the Busan Port Bridge opposite I’m here now We are going to this international port terminal Buy tickets to Japan here

This is the arrival hall of the pier Still pretty good Now go to the departure hall to buy tickets The distance from here to Fukuoka in Japan is 200 kilometers. It takes about 8 to 9 hours by boat. My tickets have been booked The money will be paid on the same day

It is now possible to book in advance I booked a second class seat It’s divided into different classes here. The prices are all different Like second class The price is around $90 The price for first class is around US$120 But I checked the price online It’s around $60 So what?

It’s cheaper to order online than offline But I did it for the video That’s why I ordered online South Korea’s infrastructure looks pretty ordinary. But many designs are very user-friendly Including looking at these indicators on the road And then there are these help buttons on the side of the road.

There are also some beeps for the blind They’re all done in a very humane way. I’m now at the highest university in Busan Busan National University school here There is no need to go through security check or register. It’s open Just come in Wow, the campus of this university is very beautiful.

What about today? Let’s chat with the college students here how to call you, how should i call you my name is Kim tu gang can you tell us more about you, and could you tell us more about you like your major, what’s your major Which year are you in college?

My major is asthmatic science about weather, my major is asthmatic science about weather freshman, the first year can i ask you some questions about the North Korea, so can i ask you some questions about the North Korea i mean how do you see North Korea as a young generation

As i Korean, as i Korean in usually i don’t think about special north korea I mean do you want to be unified or independent, so i mean do you want to be unified or independent just i just personally i want independent because i think the most problem is money

Economic problem, money problem economy in the past, in past time yeah when i was in elementary school i think unify is really need to our country For both North and South Korea, north or South Korea both But I am now, but i got

But now you change your mind yeah, but now you change your mind yeah now i know more, my mind is i learn something more and North economics or politics so, north economics or politics so I think unification is not the best way in South Korea i think

My major is optical mechatonics, i’m study the optical mechatonics Sophomore year it is just my opinion Because I think the North Korea is enemy to South Korea The main hostility comes from the North Korean army, i know the north Korean is the main enemy to the army

I was an air force, because I was an air force so i think North Korea is enemy to me Okay, okay How it was taught to you when you were growing up yes i mean how do you get education about North Korea when you’re young, when you’re young in school, in school

When i was young The school teaches me north Korean is the same people same race, culture, identity, same people same culture same identity i agree the north Korean many people like But I don’t agree with their leaders, not leaders For example, Kim Jong-un and like minimal people is the enemy but

To north korean civilian is like friends or family because our, friends or family because our For the father’s generation, grandfather’s generation North Korea is their cousin, cousin in North Korea so for your opinions do you want to unify or independent Maybe the unify is good but I don’t like unify Because, because

When we maybe will unify I think South Korea gives too much aid to North Korea, i think South Korea give many money to North Korea no matter what the leader and what system, whether it is who is the leader and what system

The most important thing is how the people can have a better life, the most important how the people can have a good life i think North Korea is an independent country when i was young student The school teaches that we will unify, they teach will unify so i also think okay

Unify is good but now is you know, unify is good but now is you know socialism is not good for citizens, not good for citizens as i living in this democratic social i see the north Korea or many socialism countries Well, yeah that’s not good for me, my opinion

As a developed country, as a developing country How much do you spend in a month, so i mean how much do you spend in a month 1 million Korean won (767 US dollars ~ 5523 yuan, minimum legal salary 2 million won) one million Korean how much do you pay about the house

500,000 Korean won/month (rent from US$383 to 2,762 yuan) five hundred thousand Korean a small apartment, a small apartment Just one room, one room What do you want to say to the North Koreans, anyway do you want to say something to the north Korean

Do you have any message for North Korea? or do you have any message to the north korea? The message is, message cheer for the people of North Korea, really cheer for the citizens and Come on, fighting Come on (Korean fighting means come on) fighting Well, yeah Fighting means, fighting the means is

Going up to improve the economics something like that Maybe, maybe I want to travel to Pyongyang in North Korea, i want to travel to Pyongyang in North Korea Having a good impression of the north Korean civilians, interested in the north Korean civilians

Maybe there will be a chance in 10-20 years, if later maybe about 10-20 years later we can, just we can I want to be friends with north Korean, i want to be friends with north Korean “Korean” Another boy has a different opinion He said he was not very concerned about North Korea’s problems

Because he said he lives in Busan now It feels pretty safe But he said what about the education he received when he was a child? It’s the Korean peninsula that needs to be reunified. But his current thinking is a little different. Moreover

Now because the economic gap between South Korea and North Korea is huge, Everyone’s level of cognition is also different But he still hopes for peaceful reunification That’s probably what it means But he also pointed out some problems in South Korea such as cost of living

Then there are the low fertility rate and other issues. This is Haedong Yonggungsa Temple How far is it from the city? It’s about an hour and a half’s drive It’s so confusing when I say this name. It would be easier to say Donghai Ryugong Temple This temple was built in Goryeo Period

It is also known as one of the three major temples in Korea But it was destroyed during the Japanese pirates period Now we see this new one In fact, it was rebuilt in the 1970s. This temple is quite beautiful There is a male Buddha at the door when you come in.

It’s equivalent to asking for a child, Buddha, right? Then there are all kinds of Buddhas here This Ksitigarbha Buddha also has the Double Incense Tree Buddha The entire temple was built along the shore In fact, it is more appropriate to call it Wishing Temple. Rating Changhong

Everyone knows that I have no religious beliefs So what I’m saying here is just A relatively romantic small temple by the sea If it were rated with five stars, I think I can recommend it with 3.5 stars So what about this video? This is also the last Korean video Originally, after Korea

I want to go to North Korea But as of now, it is not open to the public. So there is no way to go Later I went to the Indian consulate again Then they asked me to check it online He gave me a website address

I originally wanted to apply for a visa to India As a result, the Indian side treated the Chinese There is no tourist visa available either. Other countries are open It’s just that it’s not open to China Then I have no choice but to go to Japan. What about after Japan?

I originally wanted to go to Taiwan But I went to the Taiwan office I went there when I was in Seoul they said If you want to apply for a Taiwan tourist visa It is necessary that you have residence status in South Korea Only then can you apply

It’s equivalent to not being able to go. Views of this series in Korea Neither is ideal Maybe you are more familiar with Korea Not very interested It may also be because of my shooting problem Didn’t present Korea well Welcome everyone in the comment area Give me your valuable advice Let me improve myself

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