The Best of Korean Culture In Pictures
What’s Korean culture to you?
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Ying Tey Reinhardt (Piccola Ying) is a Malaysian writer and copywriter based in Germany.
In her vagabonding heydays, she's backpacked to many countries, lived in a few, funded her wanderlust by teaching English to sailors on Italian cruise ships and making coffees in hipster cafes.
Her work has appeared in Marie Claire, Roads & Kingdoms, Bootsnall and OffAssignment.
In her vagabonding heydays, she's backpacked to many countries, lived in a few, funded her wanderlust by teaching English to sailors on Italian cruise ships and making coffees in hipster cafes.
Her work has appeared in Marie Claire, Roads & Kingdoms, Bootsnall and OffAssignment.
Interesting pictures, Ying!
Ciao da Bologna. 🙂
Ciao Stefano! Grazie mille per il tuo complimento. 🙂
Food – definitely an important expression of culture everywhere!
Yes! I agree wholeheartedly. Especially in Asian cultures. It’s really all about the food.
The lady eating the octopus simply rocks! Those photos perfectly express Korea culture. What’s lotte? I though it was mistakes with a latte coffee 🙂 it happens a lot in China lol
Isn’t she just amazing? She just scooped out an octopus from the tank and start biting its tentacles off.
And oh, Lotte is a multinational food and shopping (and even tours!) corporation that’s really established in both Japan and Korea. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by, Agness! *beams*
Great photos! Love them all, but the lady with the octopus is the winner! She’s serious about that creature! I wish we’d had more time to spend in Korea….next time!
Yes, that picture does take the cake! I was stunned when she started to scoop out a huge octopus from the basin and starts chewing off its tentacles! I myself didn’t spend too much time in Korea either…next time then! 🙂