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&ref(https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1499578124509-1611b77778c8?ixlib=rb-1.2.1) &ref(https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1533131455571-558b4dbb1a31?ixlib=rb-1.2.1) User Rating Current user rating: 85/100 (226 votes) You need to enable JavaScript to vote Profile Movie: A Reason To Live (English title. Today (literal title) Revised romanization: Oneul Hangul: ?? Director: Lee Jeong-Hyang Writer: Lee Jeong-Hyang Producer: Song Hyun-Young Cinematographer: Kim Hyoung-Ju World Premiere: October, 2011 (Busan International Film Festival) Release Date: October 27, 2011 Runtime: 119 min. Genre: Drama Distributor: Lotte Entertainment Language: Korean Country: South Korea Plot Synopsis by AsianWiki Staff TV producer Da-Hye ( Song Hye-Kyo) lived through a miserable childhood. Her parents fought all the time and finally divorced. Da-Hye then found her prince charming and was engaged to marry him. Then on a rainy night, the day before her birthday, Da-Hye's friend Ji-Suk ( Song Chang-Ui) calls and asks for a ride from her fiance ( Ki Tae-Young. When her fiance arrives, he finds out that Ji-Suk has already gotten a ride from his sister Ji-Min ( Nam Ji-Hyun. As Da-Hye's fiance walks back to his car he is hit by a motorcycle. The driver of the motorcycle then turns around and fatally runs over her fiance. One year later, Da-Hye has forgiven the teenager who killed her fiance. She believes that he still has a chance to turn his life around and it's better to just move on. Da-Hye has quit her TV job and is now working on a documentary about forgiveness requested by the Catholic Church. Meanwhile, Ji-Suk's younger sister Ji-Min comes over to Da-Hye's apartment and stays there indefinitely. Ji-Min complains that her father, a respected judge, is physically abusive towards her. Da-Hye believing Ji-Min is exaggerating asks her to be nicer to her parents. Ji-Min helps Da-Hye as she goes to interview various family members of murdered crime victims. During these interviews, Da-Hye thinks back to the teenager who killed her fiance and starts to have doubts on whether she should have forgiven the boy so easily. Da-Hye burdened with this doubt seeks out the boy to see how he is now living... Notes Early Korean title was "? ?? ? ??. Nobody Somebody. Filming began December 1, 2010 and finished March 22, 2011. Final scene filmed took place on Namsan in Seoul, South Korea. The scene involved Song Hye-Kyo riding a bicycle along Sol Wol street. Cast Song Hye-Kyo Nam Ji-Hyun Ki Tae-Young Da-Hye Ji-Min Sang-Woo (fiance) Additional Cast Members: Song Chang-Eui - Ji-Suk (Ji-Min's older brother) Hong Yoon-Hee - Ji-Min's mother Kim Ji-Young - Da-Hye (child) Sun Wook-Hyun - police station detective Park Wan-Kyu - Priest Jung A-Mi - Sophia Uhm Hye-Soo - Suk-Yi's younger sister Kimkwak Kyung-Hee - small store owner Trailers Image Gallery Film Festivals 2011 (16th) Busan International Film Festival - October 6-14, 2011 - Gala Presentation 2012 (14th) International Women's Flm Festival in Seoul - April 19-26, 2012 - New Currents Press Conference (Busan International Film Festival) Lee Jeong-Hyang (director. After a long time I have made a new movie and come back in front of you. I feel a little embarrassed. Song Hye-Kyo (actress) Hello, I am Song Hye-Kyo who plays Da-Hye. I feel nervous because this is the first time showing the film. I hope it receives a favorable reaction. Nam Ji-Hyun (actress. Hello, I am Nam Ji-Hyun who plays Ji-Min. I feel nervous because I haven't been in front of such a big press conference before. I haven't watched "A Reason To Live" yet, but I hope after people watch the movie they think about a lot of things and remember the film. Press Question - This movie isn't about ordinary daily life. I guess you might have personal reasons to write the original screenplay and then make it into a movie. I would like to know what were some reasons you decided to make the movie? For Song Hye-Kyo. While I watched the movie I kept asking myself if I were in Da-Hye's shoes what would I do? I was bothered by this question. You're the one playing the character so during filming were you bothered with such questions? Lee Jeong-Hyang (director. Before I debuted as a director I wrote the scenario to " Art Museum by the Zoo " and two other scenarios. The others were " The Way Home " and "A Reason To Live. I decided to make "A Reason To Live" into my third movie. I didn't have any personal reasons for writing "A Reason To Live. As a college student I read a short article in Reader's Digest which concluded that sometimes forgiveness can become a sin. After reading the column, I thought a lot about the subject and felt like my views changed. I thought I wanted to think more faithfully about that subject. I cut out the column and kept it. and I still have it to this day. After I made my first movie and thought about future projects and gave deep thought into the subject matter in "A Reason To Live" I decided to make the movie. Even thought I have been taught to forgive as a Catholic, is it easy to forgive? Is the subject matter light enough we can sometimes talk about it recklessly? There are campaigns right now opposing the death penalty in our society. I thought in the center of that campaign the voices from the bereaved families of the victims should also be heard. I feel guilt for them. Even though I have not experienced their pain, from just a third person point of view I felt it was not right. The message I want to send through the movie is that we should not talk over the wounds of the bereaved families so lightly. Song Hye-Kyo (actress. When I first received the scenario, my character Da-Hye had hardly any emotional outbursts. Da-Hye holds everything inside, so I needed to focus on portraying her inner emotions. The most difficult part for me was if Da-Hye held all of her emotion inside could I deliver those emotions to the audience? Should I express more? I found it a difficult place to be in. Lee Jeong-Hyang helped me in this area and the acting came easier afterwards. Before taking part in this movie I didn't think about the subject matter much at all. I didn't know about the relationships between victim and perpetrator. As I listened to Lee Jeong-Hyang, read books on the subject and read the scenario I became more and more like Da-Hye. I felt anger and had questions. That helped me to portray Da-Hye, who gradually changed from not knowing anything. If these emotions never came over me, the acting would have been very difficult. It was difficult work, but, ultimately, came out easier than I expected. Press Question - This question is for Song Hye-Ko. After shooting this film have your thoughts on forgiveness changed? Could you forgive someone that killed your fiancé or anyone close to you? Could you see yourself forgiving someone in this situation? Song Hye-Kyo (actress. Recently I have been asked this question a lot. Like my character Da-Hye I feel like forgiving the kid because he is still young and has a future, but on the other hand, my character's most loved person died so I also feel like I can't forgive the kid. I still don't know whether I can forgive him or not. While shooting the film, I thought about whether I should forgive if I could and the other person could move on, but I also thought I shouldn't forgive just to forget. From now on I won't use the word forgiveness so easily. I'll give careful thought before using that word. Press Question - While watching "A Reason To Live. I kept thinking of the movie " Secret Sunshine. I think that was because both movies deal with forgiveness. Can you tell us the difference of forgiveness in "A Reason To Live" and " Secret Sunshine. Question for Nam Ji-Hyun. Do you think Ji-Min forgave her dad? Question for Song Hye-Kyo, how far has the movie " The Grandmasters " directed by Wong Kar-Wai progressed? Lee Jeong-Hyang (director. I thought of the material for "A Reason To Live" 15 years ago. While I wrote the screenplay slowly over the years there were many novels and movies with similar topics that came out. Whenever one came out I was scared and nervous. Of course I watched " Secret Sunshine " when it was first released. I also read the nvoel "Byulre Yiyagi" by Lee Chung-Joon. I focused on the novel "Byulre Yiyagi. In the movie " Secret Sunshine " they did not describe what the kidnapper did or describe how he felt after being given the death sentence. I think that was intentional by the director ( Lee Chang-Dong. When the kidnapper stated that he was forgiven by God in front of Jeon Do-Youn, I wasn't touched by that. I wonder what the position of a death-row convict is, what does he think of the relationship between religion and God, what was the intention of the offender to state that he was forgiven by God in front of of the victim? In the novel that part touched me heavily. The subject of what I am trying to send is different from the novel "Byulre Yiyagi. The novel is about the hypocrisy of forgiveness, but I focus on the wounds caused by third parties to the victim. Nam Ji-Hyun (actress. At first I wasn't sure whether I really hated my character's father or just happened to have that type of mentally from being so tired mentally and physically. I worried about whether if my character forgave her father would he really have regret? Because of this, Ji-Min couldn't make a choice. She decides to withdraw into her own world. While acting, I thought a lot about what Ji-Min wanted. I don't think I understood perfectly, but with Lee Jeong-Hyang's direction, I assumed what the character felt. Lee Jeong-Hyang (director. I would like to add one more thing. The main theme of the movie is to not have people talking about the wounds of others so lightly or thoughtlessly. I also want to say that every criminal comes from a troubled background or have troubled parents. I felt Ji-Min and the young offender were like fraternal twins. But they behave differently. Ji-Min relieves stress by herself an
&ref(https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1536543857086-85cb8a7791c1?ixlib=rb-1.2.1) Ri Yong-ho ??? Ri in 2018 Minister of Foreign Affairs In office 13 May 2016?? 18 January 2020 Premier Pak Pong-ju Kim Jae-ryong Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un Preceded by Ri Su-yong Succeeded by Ri Son-gwon Personal details Born 10 July 1956 (age?63) Pyongyang Alma mater Pyongyang Foreign Language University Korean name Chos?n'gŭl ??? Hancha 李勇虎 Revised Romanization Ri Yong-ho McCune?Reischauer Ri Yong-ho IPA ?ŋ. ?o Ri Yong-ho ( Korean:? ???; Korean pronunciation: ?ŋ. ?o] born 10 July 1956) is a North Korean politician and diplomat who has served as Minister of Foreign Affairs of North Korea from 2016 until 2020. [1] 2] Ri is known as a skillful negotiator with experience in negotiating with the United States on the North Korean nuclear program. In particular, he has headed North Korea's negotiators at the six-party talks. His diplomatic career spans more than 30 years, including posts in various embassies. Ri was ambassador to the United Kingdom between 2003 and 2007. Ri is a full member of the 7th Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea and its Politburo, and a deputy to the 14th Supreme People's Assembly. Early life and education [ edit] Ri was born in 1956; 1] his father is Ri Myong-je, a close aide of the Kim dynasty and a former editor of the Korean Central News Agency. [3] Ri graduated from the elite Namsan High School in Pyongyang in 1973. He majored in English at the Pyongyang Foreign Language University. [4] Career [ edit] Ri meets US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in August 2018 Ri is a career diplomat, 5] with more than 30 years of service in foreign affairs. [6] Proficient in English, 7] he is described as "a skilled negotiator. 6] Ri has particularly extensive experience in negotiating with the U. S. on the issue of the North Korean nuclear program. [8] Ri entered the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 1978. In 1979, he became a secretary at the North Korean embassy in Zimbabwe for four years. Between 1985 and 1988 he served as a secretary at the North Korean embassy to Sweden. [4] After his post in Sweden, Ri returned to the foreign ministry in 1988, where he was leader, supervisor and vice director of the International Organizations Bureau of the ministry. This post allowed him to become involved in negotiations with the U. In 1995 he was promoted a counselor at the ministry. At the time, he was described as a close ally of Kang Sok-ju. [4] He took part in direct negotiations with the U. in the 1990s. [9] In October 2000, he was ambassador-at-large accompanying Jo Myong-rok to negotiations in Washington. [4] In the 2000s, he served as ambassador in Western European countries; 10] he was Ambassador to the United Kingdom between 2003 and 2007. [6] Ri was appointed as Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs on 23 September 2010, 10] 11] serving for part of the time under Ri Su-yong. [5] 12] Ri was North Korea's leading representative at the six-party talks in 2011. [8] Ri's team negotiated the "Leap day agreement" during the Six-party talks. [5] In 2011, Ri met with South Korean negotiators in Bali to broker a deal on continuing nuclear disarmament talks. [13] Ri was appointed as Minister of Foreign Affairs on 9 May 2016. [10] 12] His promotion came after the 7th Congress of the Workers' Party of Korea, which made him a full member of the Central Committee [14] and an alternate member of the Politburo. [5] Previously, since 28 September 2010, he had been an alternate member of the Central Committee. [10] Ri is also a deputy to the 14th Supreme People's Assembly, 15] representing the 371st Electoral District (Unha. 16] In August 2017, amid heightened tensions on the Korean Peninsula, Ri took part in a rare multilateral meeting with foreign ministers at a summit meeting in Manila, Philippines. Ri negotiated with his South Korean, Chinese, and Russian counterparts, making the meeting only two parties ? the United States and Japan ? short of the makeup of the six-party talks. [17] On 7 August, Ri said that his country will never negotiate away North Korea's nuclear weapons. [18] On 23 September 2017, Ri attended the UN General Assembly and gave a speech in which he remarked that Donald Trump is "chastised even by the American people as 'Commander in Grief. Lying King. and] President Evil. 3] Subsequently, he was made a full member of the Politburo. According to Michael Madden of Johns Hopkins University, Ri can now be safely identified as one of North Korea's top policy makers. Even if he has informal or off the record meetings, Ri's interlocutors can be assured that whatever proposals they proffer will be taken directly to the top. 19] In August 2019, Ri condemned the 2019 Hong Kong protests, stating: North Korea fully supports the stand and measures of China to defend the sovereignty, security and territorial integrity of the country and safeguard the prosperity and stability of Hong Kong, and concerns about foreign forces interference in Hong Kong issue. 20] In January 2020 Ri was dismissed from his position as Minister of Foreign Affairs. No replacement was named. [21] On January 20th was announced that Ri Son-Gwon is the successor of Ri Yong-ho. Ri Son-Gwon is known as a hardliner. [22] 23] See also [ edit] Foreign relations of North Korea List of current foreign ministers List of foreign ministers in 2017 References [ edit] a b c ????: ??? [Key Figures: Ri Yong-ho] in Korean. Ministry of Unification. Retrieved 22 May 2016. ^ 北朝鮮新外相に李容浩を任命 [Ri Yong-ho appointed as North Korea's Minister of Foreign Affairs. JoongAng Ilbo (in Japanese. 18 May 2016. Retrieved 22 May 2016. ^ a b "Ri Yong who? Meet North Korea's foreign minister who called Trump 'Mr Evil President. Straits Times. 23 September 2017. ^ a b c d North Korea Handbook. M. E. Sharpe. 2002. pp.?186?187. ISBN ? 978-0-7656-3523-5. ^ a b c d Hoe Sang-hun (18 May 2016. North Korea Is Said to Appoint Career Envoy as Foreign Minister. The New York Times. Retrieved 21 May 2016. ^ a b c Sridharan, Vasudevan (17 May 2016. North Korea appoints Ri Yong Ho as new foreign minister. International Business Times UK. Retrieved 21 May 2016. ^ N. Korea taps Ri Yong-ho as top diplomat: source. Yonhap. 17 May 2016. Retrieved 21 May 2016. ^ a b Grisafi, John G. (16 May 2016. North Korea appoints new Foreign Minister: Pyongyang's leading man on Six Party Talks becomes chief of foreign affairs. NK News. Retrieved 21 May 2016. ^ North Korea names Ri Yong-ho as foreign minister. BBC News. Retrieved 21 May 2016. ^ a b c d "Ri Yong Ho (Foreign Affairs. North Korea Leadership Watch. Retrieved 21 May 2016. ^ Lim, Andy (17 May 2016. Impact Players: Ri Yong-ho. Center for Strategic & International Studies. Retrieved 21 May 2016. ^ a b Munroe, Tony; Ju-min Park (17 May 2016. New North Korean foreign minister was its disarmament negotiator. Reuters. Retrieved 21 May 2016. ^ Hyung-jin Kim (17 May 2016. North Korea names ex-nuclear envoy as new foreign minister. The Big Story. Associated Press. Retrieved 21 May 2016. ^ Panda, Ankit (18 May 2016. North Korea Has a New Foreign Minister. The Diplomat. Retrieved 21 May 2016. ^ Zwirko, Colin (12 March 2019. Kim Jong Un left off list of officials elected to 14th Supreme People's Assembly. Retrieved 18 March 2019. ^ Jo Jung-hoon (12 March 2019. ? ???, ?????? ??? ?? ??: ??) ? ??, 687? ??? ?? ??. ? ????? ?? (??. Tongil News (in Korean. Retrieved 18 March 2019. ^ Harris, Gardiner (7 August 2017. A Rare Round of Diplomacy From North Korea's Top Diplomat. Retrieved 9 August 2017. ^ The Express. 9 August 2017. p.?10. ^ Kim Jong Un praises nuclear program, promotes sister to center of power. 8 October 2017. Retrieved 8 October 2017. ^ Rodong, Sinmun (13 August 2019. North Korea backs China over Hong Kong issue. Korean Central News Agency. ^ Canivete, Carla (18 January 2020. North Korea Replaces Ri Yong Ho as Foreign Minister: NK News. Bloomberg News. ^ Kretschmer, Fabian. "Kim Jong Un benennt neuen Außenminister für Nordkorea. Augsburger Allgemeine (in German. Retrieved 21 January 2020. ^ Dengler, Kim, Simon, Min yo (20 February 2020. North Korea pick of ex-soldier for new top diplomat could bode ill for diplomacy. Washington Post. External links [ edit] Biography at North Korea Leadership Watch Speech at the General Debate of the seventy-second session of the United Nations General Assembly (2017) Speech at the General Debate of the seventy-first session of the United Nations General Assembly (2016) Political offices Preceded?by Ri Su-yong Minister of Foreign Affairs 2016?2020 Succeeded?by Ri Son-gwon.
2020 TripAdvisor LLC All rights reserved. Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, Site Map, How the site works * TripAdvisor LLC is not a booking agent and does not charge any service fees to users of our site. more) TripAdvisor LLC is not responsible for content on external web sites. Taxes, fees not included for deals content. Image credit: filedimage Year after year, Seoul has grown in popularity among travelers thanks to the spreading of K-pop and K-drama. The invasion of Gangnam Style on our radios hurries us up to make a trip to?the Land of the Morning Calm. The most rewarding journeys often require us to immerse ourselves deep in the destinations culture.?If you are planning a trip to Seoul, make sure that you fill your bucket list with activities that touch all the quintessential aspects of the city. Read on our article to get more ideas for your dream list. 1. Go around the city in a tour bus Image credit: Minseong Kim What Seoul City Tour Bus is a government-run bus system that was launched in 2000 to help visitors get to know Seoul and its many attractions in a less time-consuming way. The buses depart from the Gwanghwamun Station (Subway Line 5) Exit 6, near Koreana Hotel, every 30?minutes or 1 hour, depending on the routes. There are single-level and double-decker buses for visitors to choose from. These two different kinds of deck-marking buses follow different traveling paths. Ticket holders can get on and off at any stop along their routes. Headphones are equipped in the buses for sightseers to listen to tour information in English, Korean, Japanese or Chinese. Day and night tours are available. Why One of the first things to do when arriving in a new destination is taking in the overall look of it. And these comfortable buses fulfil this need in the fastest and cheapest way. Go with them to get familiar to Seoul and reach many of the citys main attractions with ease. This service?is perfect for those who do not have the luxury of time to cover a lot of Seouls must- sees?at a more relaxing pace. Enjoy a whole day of sightseeing for a mere 12, 000 won (10. 90) on single-decker or 15, 000 won (13. 31) on double-deckers. Highlights along the routes The starting point Gwanghwamun Gate is the main gate of Gyeongbukgung Palace. You can stay and take pictures at this entirely made of concrete gate for free. Deoksugung Palace is a historical complex located among modern buildings at Seouls busiest intersection. It was built during the Joseon Dynasty and officially became a palace in 1611. Enter the palace grounds through the Geumcheon Bridge, the same bridge where the kings carriage passed each day in ancient times. The National Museum of Korea is one of the largest museums in Asia. It houses Koreas treasure in history, archaeology, and art. Go inside and see the precious pieces such as the Silla Gold Crown, the Pensive Bodhisattva statue, and the 12 th? century celadon incense burner. 2. Visit Gyeongbokgung Palace Image credit: f11photo What Gyeongbokgung Palace is the first and main royal palace of the Joseon Dynasty. Its name means “palace greatly blessed by heaven”. The palace was built in 1395 at an auspicious site according to geomancy. But it had to face many not-so-peaceful events in its own life. The palace was demolished several times and was left in ruins for centuries. Reconstruction efforts commenced in 1867, forming a huge complex with 330 buildings. It was again destroyed during the Japanese occupation in the early 20th century. Restoration projects continue to this day in an attempt to completely reconstruct Gyeongbokgung Palace to its former status. Why Most locals and visitors would agree that Gyeongbokgung Palace is the most beautiful one among five grand palaces the city has to offer. People come to this royal place for its history and culture as well as the grandiose architecture. Free guided tours are available in English, Japanese, and Chinese. Visiting the palace is like stepping into the set of a Korean historical drama. The experience is complete with locals wearing traditional costumes. Rent a hanbok (traditional Korean costume) and take a photo that looks straight out of history! Most notable features of the Gyeongbokgung Palace The changing of the Royal Guard is something really interesting to watch. It draws a lively picture in front of our eyes to tell us exactly how thing happened in the past. Each ceremony will have guards in royal costumes, celebrating shift changing with traditional weapons in hands and music by traditional instruments. You have chance to witness it twice a day at 10:00 and 14:00 (except on Tuedays. Kyeonghoe-ru is one of the National Treasures of Korea. It is the countrys largest pavilion that is supported by 48 stone pillars. Kyonghoe means “joyful meeting” ? an apt name for a spacious pavilion sitting on a lotus pond. The National Folk Museum is the displaying place of over 4, 000 historical artifacts that reflect the way of life of Korean people in the old days. The display gives visitors a close look into Korean agricultural lifestyles. 3. Go back in time at Bukchon Hanok Village Image credit: sepavo What Bukchon Hanok Village is an old village located in the heart of Seoul. This place attracts people with?its myriad traditional houses dating back to the Joseon Dynasty, which are called hanok by the locals. The village once was the residential quarter of nobles and high-ranking officials. This once-upon-a-time prestige living area is still home of Seoulites up to the present. Nowadays, there are hanok that serve as peoples homes; and there are hanok that live their lives as a restaurant, a café, a shop or a museum. If you want to know how Bukchon Hanok Village positions itself in relation to royal places that it is connected with in some ways, then the answer is: It sits between Gyeongbokgung Palace and Changdeokgung Palace. Why Lounging at this long history village gives us?the feeling of traveling back in time in a giant time machine. Yes, you have many other fellow travelers there with you to join this thrilling adventure. It is a chance to step back in time and have a closer look into Seoul of the olden days. Just let yourself get lost in the narrow alleys long enough to soak up all the beautiful things of the hanok, which are uniquely built with tiled roofs and patterned walls. Bukchon Hanok Village offers a stark contrast to the modern buildings that can be seen from a distance. Photo spots are marked for travelers who want to take the best pictures showing the old houses and the Seoul skyline in the background. Complete the experience with a cup of coffee at a local café and watch people seeking?their own doses of nostalgia. Visitor information Admission to the village is free while some museums and workshops in the village collect an entrance fee. Free walking tours are available; they start at Unhyeongung Palace, Anguk Station. Bukchon Hanok Village is a residential area so visitors are advised to keep the noise level as low as possible. 4. Have a city view at N Seoul Tower Image credit: sepavo What N Seoul Tower, widely known as Namsan Seoul Tower, is a major landmark and tourist attraction in Seoul. It is situated on top of Namsan Mountain, at the height of 236. 7 metres. This tower is Koreas first broadcast tower, transmitting radio and TV signals since 1972. It was opened to the public in 1980, allowing visitors to access the towers observation deck and other features. The landmark was given its new name, N Seoul Tower, to reflect the new modernized look of it. After undergoing renovation, the tower now boasts a digital lighting system that can be redesigned to show lighting art for various events, holidays, and special occasions. The N Seoul Tower is open the whole year and is accessible by cable car, bus, or private vehicle. The Seoul City Tour Bus also stops at the tower. Why No words can describe the breathtaking view of Seoul from the top of the tower. At this Seouls highest viewing point, we can enjoy a panoramic view of the city without any obstruction. Start your thrilling experience from Namsan Orumi, a free outdoor elevator that takes you to the cable car station. Spend some time at the romantic Roof Terrace and swear your undying love through “love locks” at the garden. Its just like a scene from a Korean drama! Must-do things at Namsan Seoul Tower Get a 360-degree panorama of Seoul at the Digital Observatory on the third floor of the tower. Watch the LCD display to learn more about Seoul and Namsan Mountain. Enjoy a romantic dinner at N Grill. This restaurant offers the amazing views of Seoul from any table you choose. Savor the French courses presented by Michelin-star chef, Duncan Robertson. Learn the once hidden secrets of the broadcast tower at Seoul Tower Plaza. A media art exhibit is constantly on display and many cultural programs are available. Then take a leisurely walk along the walking trail at the terrace. 5. Shop at Myeongdong Shopping District Image credit: coffeemate What Myeongdong is one of the main shopping districts in Seoul. This shopper drawer cares for every need of visitors. People are pleased with?its beautiful mix of shopping providers, from department stores, modern malls, international retailers, factory outlets to small street boutiques. The shopping district features trendy clothes, accessories, shoes, bags, and beauty products. Among a wide variety of merchandise on offer, Korean cosmetics are the most sought after stuff. All time favorites and new creations are available at its thousands of cosmetic shops and skincare stores. Popular brands like The Face Shop, Missha, Nature Republic and Skin Food all join the show there. Why Myeongdong is a one-stop venue for shopping, dining, and entertainment. Mingle with the youthful crowd and absorb the energetic vibe of Seoul through its elegant fashion, delicious food and amusing music. Myeongdong is the place to go for Korean beauty products,
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