24 hours in the korean countryside 

I was just thinking that the video of you visiting your grandparents at their snowy cabin and chilling there prepared you well for this kind of country-style, home-cooking and low key vibes too. Even if there’s a language difference, I think you sense a lot of what’s going on. You’re just perfect for this journey. I feel like I’m watching someone’s life unfolding thru these travel vlogs. Keep going… ✨ 🌎 ✈️ 🏡

Your comment is so heartwarming ❤

Food is definitely a big time love language. I have Korean parents in law (and I'm American), and there are times when food love is blasted on me in very serious quantity 😂 it's a special thing, and I often feel spoiled!

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This is so sweet I’m actually tearing up

You and me both . I wanna go read stuff i can't read and eat stuff I can't pronounce and learn things I can't use at home. He having to much fun

@@kerrybrucem.8967 it sounds like you can do most of those things at home!! learn korean and eat korean food until you can eventually go♥️

It most definitely is!

Thank you for your comment. Do you know the name of the fish stew?

​@Brandon To me this dish looks similar to 추어탕 (chueo-tang) which uses pond loach (often ground up) and vegetables. There are other soups/stews that are similar to this too, so I don't know exactly what it is. But chueo-tang is what comes to mind 🙂

@@brandon3872 Good question. As i see it is too big to be called /naap se me/ and with only meat part it looks like /mae ro/ or it is maybe cod or /myeong tae/. I am not sure. Let's ask this youtube channel's host Logan when he finishes searching the name. Ô_Ô V

@@FlavorofMind Aha! But i meant the fish with Kim[gim]chi jjigae in the first place. Not earthen ware ball with rice. Good debate! I caused this honored!

@@Preschool4yo-7yo oh, sorry for the confusion! 😅 Yes, I was referring to the earthenware bowl with the lightt brown broth 🙂

Awwww omg stop hehe thank you 😭😭😭😭😭

@@logaagm Know you stop... This is so much fun, your so much fun. I'm so invested right along with everyone else... I adore your wonderful...

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​@@sofia3294 Shin An is infamous for being dangerous and lawless in South Korea, especially for slavery in salt farms, often exploiting those with intellectual disabilities. They had to contact police in Seoul because the local police station was also in on it. Even the local judge defended it as 'customary practice'. There are unusually high mutilated(making identification impossible) john and jane doe s, especially after the news report on salt farm slaves. There was a horrible gang rape on a female teacher, a male teacher gone missing, 1000 illegal opium trees being grown found on the island Imja do, etc. There's even a meme that says "From now on, your name is DaeSik(an example of possible generic name given to new salt farm slave)" and there's a widespread notion that the area is dangerous, and that you should never ever wander alone, especially if you're a woman or a child. It's thought that locals either turn a blind eye on local crimes or are in on it themselves, which is why things could be much worse than reported in reality.

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