In a lovely
autumn in October 7th, we headed for the Han River to kayak. Four trainees and
four exchange students participated the program. First, we took the subway and
moved to the Han River, keep our things in the locker, and then listened how to
kayak from the safety guard. There were many people who have never experienced
kayaking before, but because the safety guard explained us how to kayak in
detail, we quickly learned how to kayak. We made a partner and kayaked. The
weather was great to kayak. Also, the scenery near the Han River was beautiful.
We rode kayak, chatted, and had a kayak race
for about two hours, which made us become close friends. Korean students and
the exchange students had to cooperate while doing activities, which was a good
chance to get closer.
When the program was over, people were very
tired, and everyone was wet. We changed our clothes. Since we were hungry, we
decided to go eat meat. We took a bus and headed for Myeongnyun Jinsa Galbi.
Galbi was very delicious and there were many side dishes. As we ate galbi, we
laughed and chatted happily.
Kayak riding activity in the Han River was very
meaningful in that exchange students and Korean students become friends through
cooperation and competition. Also, eating Galbi after kayaking made us think as
a team, and it allowed us to share each other’s experiences.
On November 20th, with early
Christmas carols ringing on the streets in Korea, 3 YG members and 3 exchange
students visited Namsan Tower located in Yongsan-gu, Seoul. Since it was a time
when the coronavirus had increased again, we never took off our masks except
when we took pictures.
In fact, the official name of Namsan Tower
is Namsan Seoul Tower, which Koreans usually call Namsan Tower....
Feeling the end of Autumn, three Yonsei
Global club members and four exchange students of Yonsei had a tasty dinner at
‘전주비빔밥(Jeonju Bibimbap)’ near Seoul Station. We all
gathered at the front gate of Yonsei University at 5:55pm and headed to the
rest...
On a beautiful day in fall, four Yonsei
Global club members and three exchange students from Sweden and Germany went to
Seoul Forest which is a large park famous for its scenery. The whole program
took about 4-5 hours, including the time we spent on the metro heade...
On a
sunny Saturday afternoon of November 14th, four Yonsei Global members and three
exchange students gathered to visit the National Museum of Korea to explore the
rich legacy of Korean history. Before heading to the museum, we first filled
our hungry bellies with...