상해와 베이징 비교, 이렇게 다를 수가 있을까? – 중국 건축, 음식, 문화 비교

상해와 베이징 비교, 이렇게 다를 수가 있을까? – 중국 건축, 음식, 문화 비교

Oh, that’s surprising. He’s right next to me, but he’s lying down like that. When I was in Shanghai, I honestly told him what I felt in the video , and some Chinese people seemed to be a bit excited. Oh, that’s good. I like that kind of reaction, and the comments are good. And even if I don’t have any prejudices, I think I had some prejudices. So if you leave any comments about things I thought wrong or were wrong, I ‘ll try to accept them more on a cultural level. Just because we look at the same flag doesn’t mean we live at the same rhythm. The two cities that I’m particularly curious about are Beijing and Shanghai. Both cities look at one thing, but they also look at different things. One is the authority of tradition, and the other is the status of modernity. One country, two faces . I became curious in front of them. Why are these two cities so different? Beijing was designed as the center of the country, and Shanghai expanded spontaneously at the border of the world. So they were already different from the beginning. This is really big. If it were 12,000 won to enter this square, it would be a bit excessive . But there must be something. The doors are closed in layers, and the structure is symmetrical on both sides. The absolute authority of the emperor This space has symbolized the center of the country called China for over 800 years. The skeleton of the city spreads out like concentric circles from this center of power. Since it is the center, it is the road that the king used to pass by , so people were not allowed to pass by recklessly. So we had to pass by from that side . The character of the Forbidden City means the North Star and symbolizes the center of the sky. It is said that gold is prohibited from entering and it is the exclusive domain of the emperor . I wonder if touching it will bring good luck. Everyone touches it like this. You can touch it like this. This is a city where power is built. The Forbidden City is still there. It is just that the emperor is gone. On the other hand, Shanghai was different from the beginning. With the opening of the port in the mid-19th century, the city was divided and fragmented by several countries . Britain, France, and Japan each divided different lands into concessions, and even the architecture, culture , language, and laws were different. As a result , the free economic trade zone centered around this place where the current Pudong Oriental Pearl Tower is located. This place can be seen as a show window in China. I see some kind of necklace made with beads. Is this a necklace of good luck? Each letter is different. Thank you. Shichahai An old lakeside in Beijing It’s a street. There are old buildings here, so if you look here, it feels like a place where you can feel the old atmosphere. It really feels like an old set. Oh, it really feels like China. When I was in Shanghai, I didn’t really feel like I was in China. But when you come here, it’s definitely China. The big signs and the street , it really feels like China. It looks like someone is about to jump off the roof and stuff. And why are there people practicing Chinese martial arts? These are like torii gates that represent shrines or something , I don’t know, but they say “Shipchal”? Ah, I’m here. Then, if you make a circle like this , this is just like an old town. Oh, there’s Korean here. It’s the place where Beijing’s appearance is best preserved. Oh, right. You have to come to a place like this. I looked it up and it’s called Shichahai. It means a lake where there used to be ten temples, but now the temples are all gone. Oh, there are a lot of hutongs and bars, and this place is now a very hip traditional street. It seems that more local Chinese tourists come here than foreigners. They’re all Chinese. You can see CCTVs pointing at the temple everywhere. You can ride a boat here. There are people fishing here. There’s a boat and a battery boat. If you look here, it’s 48,000 won (for four people). I’m alone (not) so I can’t ride. At night, the atmosphere changes to a ghost town . There’s endless rows of restaurants, smoke and noise, and the signs and lights flash without stopping. This is a representative night food street in Beijing, but it’s also used in a funny way as a street where ghosts come to eat. There’s a lot to see if you walk like this . There are restaurants like this and clothes shops. Hmm , it seems like a neighborhood where there’s nothing boring to see. And if you walk like this, it seems like a nice walking path. Because there are a lot of people, I’m going to do some people watching. I’m out like this . I guess there’s some kind of event going on today. Since it’s Sunday, if you go down an alley from the main road, it’s a little quiet, but there are a lot of good restaurants. It seems like there’s more to see. Is this place famous? There are a lot of people in front. A Chinese friend I met yesterday told me to go here. The river is not that big, but it is quiet and nice. There is a post office museum. Ah, the post office building. Um, you can receive mail like this. Oh, over there, it looks like that. You can experience it like this. You can also get a stamp. Some of them are still in operation. I think I was the last one . I’m done now. I came in alone. A regular Big Mac is 59 yuan . 36.5. A Big Mac combo costs about 7,000 won. If you go to other foreign countries, if you go to Europe, a Big Mac costs 12,000 won. Even in Turkey, the cost of living is cheaper than in our country, but Big Macs are much more expensive. In the northwest of the city, in Shichahai and Gongqin Palace, traces of the royal family still remain. It’s a famous place, but even the bicycles here have license plates. I guess it’s for business use, so you have to scan the QR code to get in, but you need your passport number and Chinese phone number. I don’t have a Chinese number, but I think they’ll tell you something when you go inside. Hello . Did you make a reservation? Yes? Did you make a reservation? No, no, no .. Window 5 (Confrontation between the mute and the deaf) (Finally understood) Thank you 40 yuan (8,000 won) Thank you You can get a ticket right here , so go in like this I came in Security is tight and they are friendly They say it is the largest private residence in China I guess there are a lot of kitchens and rooms and things like that inside They say there are about 40 of them In this space where the power of the Qing Dynasty breathed, the structure speaks before people The closed doors in layers and the different heights of the steps in each yard Everything is organized in a hierarchy Even the way to enter here is a form of etiquette (Who does it look like…) This is where they give you blessings It’s all made of blessings (Sponsored by Prince Gong’s palace) It must be a very important stone It looks like a person Isn’t it? This is a fake mountain inside Prince Gong’s palace called Jasan The Jasan of Prince Gong’s palace is an artificial cave made of piled up stones and a maze -like passageway It was used by the royal family as a space to contemplate while appreciating the landscape or to escape the heat in the summer Yes , if you touch it, you will receive blessings Here it is, haha. The water is flowing. This is called Goksuyusang. It is a place for games where you float a glass of wine on a small stream and if you can’t compose a poem by the time the glass reaches you, you have to drink it. It’s similar to Poseokjeong in Korea. Is it a place to drink? Of course, China can’t be explained by just Shanghai and Beijing. China has too many cities. But the cultures of those countless cities eventually diverge and intersect somewhere between these two cities . If you turn this corner from the Bukhang Building, you’ll find the Wukang Building. The atmosphere here is just like Samcheong-dong. I guess there’s this photo spot. It used to be called the Normandy Building when it was first built. It’s said to have been built in 1924 by a Hungarian architect. It’s said to be the first building with rounded corners in Shanghai. They say the Wukang Building is a ghostly apartment. When you ask why, they say that famous people jumped from there . I’m taking a picture of this building. Is it this building? There’s a blue light. What’s so great about this building that you’re taking a picture of it? What is it? This building is called the Shanghai version of the Flat Iron because it looks like the Flat Iron in New York. It was built in 1924 in the center of the French Concession on this narrow triangular piece of land. It was the first balcony apartment in China, designed with a balcony that protruded outward, which was unusual at the time. It was once a luxury residence for foreigners, and it was also the stage for revolution during the Cultural Revolution. Now, it has become the most sensational photo spot on SNS . Oh, that’s why so many people take pictures. Sanlitun here is a neighborhood that changes its face twice a day, with cafes and select shops during the day and bars and clubs at night. In the past, it was a foreign street where diplomats came and went, and now it is the street with the most free spirit in Beijing . Local brands and high-end shops stand side by side like this on the street . Yes, it’s a really new space. This is where you take pictures of pretty people. Adults come with cameras and take pictures of pretty women like this. And there’s an Apple store and a Louis Vuitton store. Oh, this is really good. They give lectures like this. Wow, this place is amazing. It doesn’t seem like Beijing, but this place called Sanlitun is 3 li from Beijing, so it’s called that. It’s called Sanlitun. It’s a good place to go shopping and take a walk with people. It’s clean and ah.
This is the first time I’ve seen such a clean place since I came to Beijing. All the young people are gathered here . Wow, this Starbucks is very conceptual. This is Gentle Monster. Wow, this is cool (a bakery where you have to wait in line to eat). Apple is so big, but Samsung is a bit shabby. It’s really small. I came to Xintiandi. The atmosphere here is a bit different, although many Koreans also come here. Xintiandi. This place was originally a neighborhood called Shikumen, which is unique to Shanghai, and it was a place where old houses were gathered. It was a very unique structure with a wooden door attached to a stone door frame , a mixture of Chinese tradition and Western architecture. In the early 20th century, Shikumen was the everyday space for Shanghai’s middle class, but as time passed, it gradually became an old and abandoned space. Then , urban regeneration began in the late 1990s. Instead of tearing it down and building anew, Shanghai chose to leave it and change it, so it began to breathe a modern sensibility into this old alley . So in 2001, it was named Xintiandi, meaning a new world. It’s changed a lot. In the past, this was a back alley that wasn’t organized well, but if you look here now, it ‘s organized a lot. There are a lot of stores here. There weren’t this many people. It was 10 years ago, so not all the stores were here. It’s a bit different since it’s been a while. There are a lot of people here. I should have a cold brew. Kakao Pay and Naver Pay are accepted. Coffee, this coffee is 8,000 won. 8,000 won is really expensive. Beijing, due to its climate and topography, grows more wheat than rice, so noodles and wheat-flour dishes are well-developed. That’s why there are a lot of noodle restaurants. I have to dip it in here and eat it. I’ll try the soup. There’s something called Sichuan cold noodles. What kind of noodles is this? Hmm , the seaweed is sweet. If you look at this, I mixed it like this and ordered the Sichuan-style soup, but something seems to have come out wrong. It’s fried chicken. Fried chicken. It’s all like this. 4,000 won. It’s refreshing but a little sour. Hmm, what is this? It’s green. I ordered more. Look at this . I ordered tomato . But I ordered something else and can’t finish it? It’s tomato noodles. This is 3,000 won . It looks like green onions. It looks like tomato sauce in meat broth. Is this the Yellow River, Yellow River water? What’s that place? They sell hamburgers and are open until 11. They also sell dumplings. I don’t know what to eat. I ‘m hiding. I came to this restaurant. I went into a small local restaurant and they told me to follow them to the back and then chose this wide seat. This place must be delicious. Wow , the portions are huge. Um , all of this is only 5,000 won. I like spicy food, so um , it’s a little bland (more soy sauce). Meat, tofu, green onion, buckwheat noodles ? Oh, it’s good . Lamb skewers. Lamb skewers . This place is famous. Lamb. Crab meat. The noodles themselves are salty and delicious. Do you dip them in? Is this something you eat with dipping? Um, the crab meat smells really strong. Wow, the portions are huge. Let me try one of these . Oh, it’s hot. Um , it’s a little fishy. It’s delicious. Can I eat all of this ? They must have put ginger in the vinegar so that it doesn’t feel greasy. Um, there’s this much meat juice inside of you. Pork . Why is there some crab meat in it? (A cousin I met in Shanghai.) Huangzhou over there. The hotel is also a place where they don’t speak English, so the hotel doesn’t speak English. There are a lot of hotels in Huangzhou that don’t speak English. Of course they do if it’s a chain or a big hotel, but this time, the Huangzhou we went to wasn’t a big chain hotel , so it was a Chinese hotel, so they did n’t speak English, really, they didn’t speak any English. And this time in Hangzhou, it ‘s not an area where foreigners go, so they didn’t speak English . Yeah, what is this? I thought it was something like our dessert earlier, like rice cake , but they said it was like jochung. Jochung . Oh, it’s cheese. Oh, it’s rice cake. Is that rice cake-like food good? What’s the name? I don’t know even if I know it lol This is a really sweet sauce, like syrup, but it’s delicious. The rice cake is also slightly fried (main dish appearance) Wow, what is this? This fish and pao tastes different, half and half. This is spicy. This is garlic. I will eat it well. Oh, why is there no rice? I really, really can’t eat like this by myself. Of course, how can I eat this by myself ? That’s why I’m going to eat this. While I’m walking around, oh , there’s only noodle dishes, um, it’s delicious, it ‘s delicious. Oh, but it’s salty and spicy and really stimulating. But it’s really delicious. Yeah , and when I cross a traffic light or something, uh When the light is red, if there are no cars coming, I can just cross the street like this, but I feel frustrated because I have to keep waiting, so I try to leave. When I go outside, I also jaywalk. I went to Korea and kept that habit and got in big trouble. Oh , I tried to do that once in a while and I was like, oh no, big trouble, big trouble. Oh, I’m in the 798 Art District right now. You
can think of this as a special art area designated by the state. The 798 Art District here was a warehouse for German military supplies in the 1950s. It was a factory here. This factory was renovated in the 1990s, and artists took over one by one, and starting in the early 2000s , it
became an art district directly led by the state. Beijing, China , in particular, self-censors art . It does not accept artistic acts that criticize the state. Ai Weiwei, a prominent Chinese installation artist, participated in the design of the 2008 Olympic stadium , but later criticized the Beijing Olympics as a propaganda tool of the Chinese regime and cut ties with his country, China. After that, he released a list of victims of the Sichuan earthquake and gave Tiananmen a middle finger. So the Chinese authorities arrested him and detained him for 81 days. Of course, he All internet censorship was imposed on him, and he eventually fled to Europe , where he is currently living in Portugal for a long time, still working on projects criticizing China. You can’t find Ai Weiwei or his works here. He has never exhibited at 798, and the Chinese government didn’t invite him here either. You can’t exhibit without permission from the state, and inconvenient truths can’t be hung on the walls. Maybe that’s why instead of artistic freedom, only well-packaged images of freedom remain here. 798 Art District was once a symbol of modern Chinese art, but now it’s full of Starbucks, souvenir shops, and photo spots that make you want to like it. It looks exactly like a factory. Why does the factory look like this? Koreans are always lined up like this. Kim Hyung- gyu Just like there was an art district in Shanghai, the art district was created like this. Beijing Um, you couldn’t see many young people in the city center , but they’re all gathered here. They say the reason there aren’t any young people here is because the housing prices are too high. People who have lived there for a long time continue to live there, so the housing prices keep going up, and young people no longer have the financial means to live there, so they move out to the outskirts or Shanghai to work. It seems that the middle-aged and elderly people have become the main characters of this city. However, it is not an old city, but it remains a good city that preserves its traditions. The scenery is a bit different from Shanghai. Shanghai M50 is an art village that was created when artists moved into a space where there used to be a textile factory. Compared to Beijing’s 798 Art Zone, there is less government intervention, and it boasts a more international and free atmosphere with commercial galleries and artist studios coexisting. We also have a Korean artist. Is this work by a Korean artist? Yes, this is her signature work. Oh, I see. We are having her solo exhibition. It opens on the 17th. Can I only see the Korean artist’s works here? Yes, it’s a representative work. We made all of her actual works into postcards. The next exhibition pieces are all here. If you look at the back, you can see her history and details of her works. Oh, that’s right . The artist’s name is… Thank you Moon Jae-in . This place is not as big as the 798 Art Zone in Beijing , but it seems to be very dense and colorful . If you look into the alleys, there are exhibition spaces. It was really fun to look into each one. Oh, today is the last day, and I ordered a beer. The cup is always this small. She takes off all her clothes and eats like this. I guess the Beijing style is the Chinese style. I’ve always wanted to visit Beijing . I’m going back to Korea on an overnight train and an early morning flight . My trip was quite fulfilling. I don’t know if China is strict about control or not. So
, the areas that are strictly controlled are the areas near the Forbidden City, and the rest of the people seem to be gentle, kind, and kind. One thing that I was a little dissatisfied with in China was that the bathrooms in Beijing are a little dirty. They all squat. It’s a sit-down toilet, so people don’t flush it properly. I don’t know how many other people’s poop I see every day. Anyway , you shouldn’t be talking about this while eating. I think I was here for about 10 days. No, the weather is really hot. I came out. This is the bell pepper and pork stir-fry rice bowl. This is 4,000 won. (Then I’ll see you next time.)

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