Suwon Station: Market
Tonight I went to a DVD bang near Ajou and watched Before Sunset, but first took a bus to Suwon Station to walk around the traditional market. I also found myself in the red light district but, after getting couple of cat calls, left. One Korean man yelled, "fantastic," at me, nudging his friend as they smoked outside. I didn't see any prostitutes but I did see "love" hotels and motels with buzzing neon signs, pictures of Russian girls, and sketchy movie houses.
In the traditional market, this woman (below) saw me taking photos of three Korean girls. She asked where I was from, and invited me to her Vietnamese restaurant for a cup of coffee. She spoke fluent Korean but only a few English words. She wanted to see her son talk English, but he was totally uninterested. He rolled around the floor, and picked stones off the soles of his shoes - did everything but say, "hi" in English. It was his day off school.
8 comments:
I love all of these photos on your blog. What a lovely slice of your life you're sharing here. Love it.
I love the street markets, and the hanbok shops. And the kids, of course!
thank you : ) it was a really nice walk. sometimes you go days without "feeling" anything, and i felt a lot walking through those streets.
I love your pictures. I've been to this Vietnamese Restaurant, and I've got to love their food.
Thanks for posting
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Nice... I guess, in any case the small neighboards around the downtown are always the same you can find anything and you can see the real that people have.
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