1. There are different types of people?

2. 소음인 (Lesser yin)

3. 태음인 (Greater yang)

4. 소양인 (Lesser yang)

5. 태양인

6. Tips for drinking healthy in Korean medicine

● Please could you tell us more about the WBC.

(Once in 3 years, international competition)

● How popular is baseball and WBC here in Korea?

● Who are on the Korean team?

● Tell us about the journey that the Korean team has been through.

(Unfortunately failed)

옷깃만 스쳐도 인연이다.

- Even brushing past a person is one’s karma.

- 옷깃: collar

- 스치다: graze, brush past

- 인연: connection, relationship

- Even though you might have just brushed past one’s collar, it means you’re connected/related to that person.

- Every encounter is meant to be however small they may be. Appreciate all of your relationships with others.

- Graduating from marriage in Korea

- Rising popularity of “foreigners react” videos

- China’s ‘incentive trips’ to Korea get canceled

배움에는 끝이 없다: There’s no end in learning, there’s no limit in learning

배움: learning

끝이 없다: limitless, there’s no end

→ You have to keep on learning. Although you might think you’ve learnt everything, there’s still more to learn.

● Tell us how your love for dance started.

● How did you transition from a dancer in France to choreographer in New Zealand?

● Tell us more about the 17th Dance Project.

1. What is it

2. Where are they

3. How does it work

4. Renting it

5. Returning it

6. Payment

7. Hours

8. More Information

물 들어올 때 노 젓다: Rowing a boat when a tide comes in.

물 들어오다: a tide comes in <-> 물이 빠지다: a tide goes out

노 젓다: to row a boat

→ Working hard when you have a chance. Making the best of every opportunity you get when you have one.

→ To make hay when the sun shines.

1. How to catch jukkumi

2. Why spring?

3. Flavor profile

4. How to choose

5. How to clean

6. How to eat

7. Jukkumi Festival

입에 쓴 약이 몸에 좋다: A good medicine is bitter to the taste.

입에 쓰다: tastes bitter

약: a medicine

몸에 좋다: good for your body, salubrious

→ Effective medicines are meant to be bitter to your taste. Good advice is always hard to take in. Anything that’s good for you is difficult to suck in/do. 입에 쓴 약 is a metaphor for anything that’s good for you but hard to take in.