Seems like you came across the namesake Dongmyo Shrine dedicated to Chinese general Guan Yu. The construction was endorsed by Ming generals who fought for Korea against a full-scale Japanese invasion in the 1590s. About the presence of Chinese characters, yes that's normal and you'd see them at traditional temples/palaces. More than half of Korean vocabulary is Sino-Korean, like how Latin/Greek roots are for English words. It's only been about 50 years since written Korean became almost entirely pure Korean script (Hangul); even up to the 90s, there'd be a ton of Chinese characters on newspapers. The name of almost any neighborhood or person can be written in Chinese characters, of which you'll come across many examples in subway stations (although written in simplified script for mainland Chinese visitors). Conveniently, one block of Korean characters represents the sound of a single Chinese character. Korea is 韓國 in Chinese characters and 한국 in Hangul, which is pronounced han'guk. Sometimes with senior citizens I'd say yeah maybe they have an excuse because Korea wasn't as well of as today... so manner standards may be drastically different among generations. Market areas along Cheonggyecheon stream are popular with the elderly & especially around Tapgol Park where many grandpas will be playing Chinese chess outside the park walls all day. + The fuzzy stuff were magnolia buds for steeping tea.
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If you are getting pushed over by older men, it's probably because you are walking too slowly lol...love the crowd there and all the shopping options. Surprised you did not get any deep fried food and a drink on this vlog.
you're at a flea market. it's for old folks. no young people will be going to a place like this. go to any other part of seoul. hongdae, gangnam, seoungsu...etc
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Great video man! Would love to get to Seoul soon!
You should! Thanks for watching bro! 🤠
Good prices always in the flee market
True definitely 😁
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Thank you! 😃
Great sharing. I enjoyed watching it and loved it as always. Keep up the good work. Thanks Solo. 👍👍👍😍😍😍
Glad you enjoyed it ☺️☺️☺️
Nice video. It seems like you get a good variety of things to buy in that area for an ok deal. As always thax for sharing 😊
Thanks for watching!
I like these marks, you always get best deals on 🌹
Seems like you came across the namesake Dongmyo Shrine dedicated to Chinese general Guan Yu. The construction was endorsed by Ming generals who fought for Korea against a full-scale Japanese invasion in the 1590s.
About the presence of Chinese characters, yes that's normal and you'd see them at traditional temples/palaces. More than half of Korean vocabulary is Sino-Korean, like how Latin/Greek roots are for English words. It's only been about 50 years since written Korean became almost entirely pure Korean script (Hangul); even up to the 90s, there'd be a ton of Chinese characters on newspapers.
The name of almost any neighborhood or person can be written in Chinese characters, of which you'll come across many examples in subway stations (although written in simplified script for mainland Chinese visitors). Conveniently, one block of Korean characters represents the sound of a single Chinese character. Korea is 韓國 in Chinese characters and 한국 in Hangul, which is pronounced han'guk.
Sometimes with senior citizens I'd say yeah maybe they have an excuse because Korea wasn't as well of as today... so manner standards may be drastically different among generations. Market areas along Cheonggyecheon stream are popular with the elderly & especially around Tapgol Park where many grandpas will be playing Chinese chess outside the park walls all day.
+ The fuzzy stuff were magnolia buds for steeping tea.
Thank you so much for all the information. I'm sure it's gonna help put a lot of ppl. Yeah the place was beautiful 😃
Haha true, I guess manners will change through each generation. Overall I'm loving beautiful South Korea!
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So cool. hope to visit one day!
You should!
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My pleasure to show you :)
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hey solo thanks for sharing the vlog it was intersting what the Korean peoples are selling thanks❤😊
Hi Heidy! It's my pleasure to show you as always 😁
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Can you share the location of this flea market please 🙏🏻
Bro just type dongmyo flea market in your map app
What time was it when u visited?
Around 12pm
Seoul Vibe looks great!! 😃
Love to meet with you somewhere in Asia soon Solo. 😊
Nice! Ibrahim I'm glad you're enjoying the series 😃
If you are getting pushed over by older men, it's probably because you are walking too slowly lol...love the crowd there and all the shopping options. Surprised you did not get any deep fried food and a drink on this vlog.
Haha, I was walking normal, even before the video 😂 yeah, I didn't find too many street vendors over there
@@TravelingSoloLogs It's great to see you in S Korea. Would love to see you sit down and enjoy a proper Korean dinner with all the sides
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you're at a flea market. it's for old folks. no young people will be going to a place like this. go to any other part of seoul. hongdae, gangnam, seoungsu...etc
Thanks for the info, I saw a few young people but yeah most of them are older 😃