I'm actually not sure which one. Hopefully we'll have a better president when I return!Men’s or Women’s?
Also, I doubt Drumpf allows your defecting Commy *** back in.
I'm actually not sure which one. Hopefully we'll have a better president when I return!Men’s or Women’s?
Also, I doubt Drumpf allows your defecting Commy *** back in.
I'm actually not sure which one. Hopefully we'll have a better president when I return!
I hope so, that's a fun story. Delaware is the notorious place to trap people and take them away to China.Sounds like a trap.
I hope so, that's a fun story. Delaware is the notorious place to trap people and take them away to China.
Please stop making **** up
I just booked a ticket to Seoul, Korean for next weekend. I have a few days off and tickets were $150 roundtrip. My Beijing Girlfriend and I are going! Korea has been near the top of my list for awhile, so I am excited. @Safetydan and @dong2ha Tell me what I need to do there! My only plan is to eat good food and find some good bars so far. Maybe hit up one of the big clubs just to see them. Oh and find good Soju. Maybe a K-pop show...lol.
Everyone has different experiences here. Just like the USA its a big country and lots of different people and opinions. Regions can be very different from each other. My experience has been great. There is downsides and issues here but every country has those as well. I just try to point that out and the positives. People are incredibly nice and there is so much freedom here assuming you aren't trying to change the government. You can't effect change at the highest level. So most people don't try but also most people don't care. Some people do and there is backlash to that. It's just a very different place. Probably the most different place in the world from the USA. There's also a lot of different opinions on stuff like Hong Kong. There are very passionate people on both sides. I personally can see decent arguments from lots of perspectives and wish others could do that as well. But most Western people just think communism and think everything is bad.My next door neighbors Chinese and are literally the nicest and happiest people I know. They say hi and smile every day I see them.
That said, both he and his wife post fb comments about Hong Kong weekly. It's interesting to see your perspective, but you make China out to be completely different than my Chinese neighbors.
South Korea would be fun to visit. Most everyone can talk video games.
What is the batting cage? Like a baseball batting cage?I stumbled on an outdoor K-Rap concert in downtown Seoul once.
It was awful. Insadong is fun. Not sure the batting cage at one end of it is still there. Doesn't seem like your type of thing, though. I imagine Itaewon is more desirable for you.
Where are you staying in korea? Try some korean bbq when you are here! Lots of good places you can look up online. Korean bbq + soju is always a great combo. Haha try some makguli (rice wine) if you have time. It's my favorite korean drink.I just booked a ticket to Seoul, Korean for next weekend. I have a few days off and tickets were $150 roundtrip. My Beijing Girlfriend and I are going! Korea has been near the top of my list for awhile, so I am excited. @Safetydan and @dong2ha Tell me what I need to do there! My only plan is to eat good food and find some good bars so far. Maybe hit up one of the big clubs just to see them. Oh and find good Soju. Maybe a K-pop show...lol.
I am staying here. https://www.hoteltheplaza.com/m/en/Where are you staying in korea? Try some korean bbq when you are here! Lots of good places you can look up online. Korean bbq + soju is always a great combo. Haha try some makguli (rice wine) if you have time. It's my favorite korean drink.
You should check out gwanghwamoon and namsan tower. Clubbing in Itawon can't go wrong. Gangnam is the center of seoul and has lots of places to shop.
Koreans are usually super nice to foreigners and will try to speak English if you need some help. Have fun! Let me know if you want to know more!
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Awesome. Looks like you can just walk to gwanghwamoon area. There might be lots of protesters on the weekend but it should be okay. Bukchon hanok village will be pretty close too if you want to check it out. Some traditional korean stuff there.I am staying here. https://www.hoteltheplaza.com/m/en/
Do you live in Seoul? I'll definitely eat lots of BBQ! I'll look for makguli.
Where I live now is a hot spring resort in Weihai area. There are lots of Koreans visiting, they are always very nice! They also are much better at speaking English than Chinese people, haha. But I guess I speak a lot more Chinese than Korean.
I just booked a ticket to Seoul, Korean for next weekend. I have a few days off and tickets were $150 roundtrip. My Beijing Girlfriend and I are going! Korea has been near the top of my list for awhile, so I am excited. @Safetydan and @dong2ha Tell me what I need to do there! My only plan is to eat good food and find some good bars so far. Maybe hit up one of the big clubs just to see them. Oh and find good Soju. Maybe a K-pop show...lol.
I stumbled on an outdoor K-Rap concert in downtown Seoul once.
It was awful. Insadong is fun. Not sure the batting cage at one end of it is still there. Doesn't seem like your type of thing, though. I imagine Itaewon is more desirable for you.