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Gyeongbokgung at Night by Patrick Vierthaler
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Boas-vindas, @DY92NS!
Básico
Nome: Noh Shinwoo
Faceclaim: Baekhyun (EXO)
Data de nascimento: 24 de setembro 1992
Gênero: masculino
Nacionalidade e etnia: Coreia do Sul, coreano
Ocupação: Desenvolvedor de Jogos na Gyeongbok Tech Corporation
Moradia: Noksapyeong-daero 40-gil, apto. 304, 3° andar
Características
Qualidades: engraçado, gentil, carinhoso
Defeitos: preguiçoso, rancoroso, ciumento
Biografia
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Noh Shinwoo nasceu em uma família relativamente rica, seu pai sendo um médico bem conhecido e a sua mãe uma professora de universidade. Shinwoo é o filho mais velho do casal, tendo duas irmãs. A família sempre foi unida, mesmo com todos os problemas de falta de tempo por conta do trabalho do pai e da mãe. E quando não tinham muito contato com eles, era Shinwoo quem fazia essa parte, sempre cuidando das duas irmãs, e dando atenção para as duas.
Foi na infância que Shinwoo começou a desenvolver um interesse por música, pedindo então aos pais para que colocassem ele em aulas. Foi assim que ele aprendeu a tocar piano, depois passando para aulas de canto. Gostava muito da profissão de sua mãe, então estava também tendo um interesse de ser professor, e esperava que um dia pudesse dar aulas em uma universidade como ela.
Continuou com essa paixão até ser levado para o mundo dos jogos por um amigo, assim passando a adquirir uma paixão por jogos também. Shinwoo ficava encantado, ficava se questionando sobre o desenvolvimento de um jogo, analisava as músicas/trilha sonora dos jogos e tudo o que podia. Então acabou se afundando em estudos, tentando aprender tudo o que tinha a ver com jogos, ganhando uma grande vontade de conseguir fazer um algum dia.
Os pais de Shinwoo viam os interesses do filho e ficavam felizes por ver que ele já estava começando a seguir o rumo que queria, não passando por muitas dúvidas e crises como eles tinham passado no começo de sua vida adulta. Acreditavam que Shinwoo ia se sair muito bem na carreira que escolhesse.
Shinwoo acabou se formando em música e depois também se formou em desenvolvimento de jogos, querendo seguir as suas duas paixões. Enquanto fazia a universidade de jogos, Shinwoo então começou a tentar arranjar alunos para dar aulas de piano e canto, o que demorou um pouco, já que não tinha muito como se divulgar. Até que teve a ajuda de sua mãe para o ajudar a encontrar alguns alunos, assim então começando a ter um pouco mais de reconhecimento como profissional. Por conta disso, a sua confiança melhorou muito sobre tudo o que fazia, dando mais gás para continuar seus estudos. Depois de muito estudar, de fazer alguns bicos de programação além das aulas particulares de música, finalmente conseguiu ser aceito como professor no curso de Música na universidade, algo que teve uma ajudinha de sua mãe, e Shinwoo só tinha o que agradecer pelas oportunidades que seus pais conseguiam arranjar para si.
Ficou sendo professor por alguns anos até ter a oportunidade de entrar para uma empresa de jogos. Não pensou duas vezes antes de pular de cabeça nessa nova oportunidade de mudança. Assim, passando a trabalhar na Gyeongbok Tech Corporation.
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TW: N/A
Temas de interesse: crack, fluffy, friendship, romance, smut
Conflitos: não, me sinto desconfortável
Disponibilidade: noite
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𝑺𝒕𝒐𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒔 —of the boogie-man and other Supernatural beings used to be told to keep children inline, as entertainment for adults looking for a good scare. Even romanticized as conflicting love stories between Humans and Supernaturals. But these were just stories, right?
𝑬𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒚 𝒔𝒕𝒐𝒓𝒚 𝒉𝒂𝒔 𝒔𝒐𝒎𝒆 𝒕𝒓𝒖𝒕𝒉 𝒕𝒐 𝒊𝒕 —Perhaps children were not the only ones needed to be kept inline. Humans as a whole, never anticipated what would happen when the Black Dawn rose. The Night World, a secret society of Supernatural beings was to be a secret no more. No more hiding, no more pretending.
𝑳𝒊𝒌𝒆 𝑺𝒎𝒐𝒌𝒆 𝑾𝒆 𝑹𝒊𝒔𝒆 𝑭𝒓𝒐𝒎 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝑨𝒔𝒉𝒆𝒔
—18+
—Supernatural Master x Pet Roleplay
—Lit/Semi-lit & Plot Driven
—Choose your Race & Status
—Monthly Events!
—MeWe Based
The Story—Rules—Masterlist—Races—Carrd
#krp net#krp network#krp#rp#mewe#mewe rp#mewe krp#supernatural#supernatural krp#supernatural rp#masterxpet#park seoham#seoham#park seo ham#seo ham#park gyeongbok#park gyeong bok
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I have always dreamed of travel, ever since I was a little girl watching my dad leave for trips overseas, coming home with gifts for me from places I could only imagine at the time.
But when I became disabled, things got a little more complicated. Before I started using mobility aids, travel didn't even seem possible anymore. I could barely get out of my bed each morning, how was I going to stand and walk through an airport and then stand and walk and sit and stand and walk and sit through the different cities I was obsessing over?
(You see, when you are stuck in bed, particularly because of chronic pain and fatigue, you must obsess over something. Otherwise, the days get a little too long and too painful and the bad thoughts start swirling around you again.)
And so, I still dreamed. I watched videos of people traveling in the countries I wanted most to visit. I practiced different languages. I learned to make different foods. But I still yearned for more.
Once I started using mobility aids, things really opened up for me, especially after starting to properly manage my chronic pain with medicine, PT, and my spinal cord stimulator implant too. I was a very young cyborg who had to charge herself daily and take meds every few hours. But hey, that actually made me feel kind of cool! I was battery-powered, baby!
And eventually, I even had a powerchair to help me go all of the places that my body could not (or sometimes, should not) bring me.
That was years ago. Since then I have seen the temple deer of Nara, Japan. I have visited Gyeongbok Palace and eaten delicious street food in Seoul, South Korea. I have taken a train from New Orleans to LA, then LA to Portland, seeing the California coast in glorious detail. I have eaten Viet-Cajun crawfish in Houston. I have eaten a two dollar corn dog in a Las Vegas casino. I have eaten Voodoo Donuts in Portland. (Okay, I admit, food is what most excites me about travel. And plants! But that's a conversation for another time.)
Now, I look back on this past year and I can't help but smile. I've found a partner who loves travel as much as I do (who happily gets my fifty medical bags, cushions, and wedge onto the plane, and helps me advocate for myself with the airlines). Someone who is strong, and warm, and would go anywhere in the world that I wanted to go.
I wish that I could tell my younger self that it would get better. That this was possible. That I would be able to do all of the above things in a powerchair. And that it didn't matter if I could walk (just with a ton of pain), I still deserved mobility aids and accommodations to help my pain, fatigue, and mobility. I wish I could tell her all of those things.
And that it gets better. Even if it gets worse too.
#travel#thoughts#chronic pain#disabled#this is a picture from the plane to Houston#it was an early morning flight so we got to watch the sun rise from the plane#spoonie#mobility aids
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231002 — Jaehyun bbl update
Y/n
Well..
By any chance
This
Can i upload the selfie above on instagram?
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No, i wanted to upload a photo taken with Gyeongbok-gung as the background, but there's none
Thank you!!
Also, since i'm very curious
Because y/n knows well
On a scale from 1-10, how many points would you rate a selfie like the one above?
Really honestly
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Thank you for various feedback
Since there are many things I'll need to take selfies for in the future, i'll keep them in mind😉
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Hanyang, Joseon - Gyeongbok Palace
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A Brief Travel Guide To Seoul
Seoul, or the Seoul Special City, is the capital and the largest metropolis of South Korea. It is located in the Han River. Seoul was once named as the World Design Capital in 2010 by International Council of Societies of Industrial Design. The city has a humid continental climate; summers are generally hot and humid while winters are often relatively cold.
Things to do in Seoul:
Visit the palaces.
Unhyeon Palace - used as an exhibition area traditional art performances, modern and creative dances. The re-enactment of the marriage of King Kojong and Queen Myongsong is one of the main attractions in the palace. It happens twice each year.
Changyeong Palace - known as the most peaceful and serene among all palaces in the city.
Changdeok Palace and Biwon Garden - Changdeok Palace represents a friendlier environment. At this palace you can imagine a king enjoying himself at the top of the tree. Biwon Garden, known as the secret garden, is a typical palace backyards where the royals are relaxing.
Deoksu Palace - the most accessible palace because of its location in central Seoul.
Jongmyo Shrine - devoted to the spirits of Korean royal ancestors. They still follow the original procedures for the offering of sacrificial gifts of food and drink in original ritual utensils. The royal descendants and participants are costumed by rank as well as the ritual dance and music ensembles.
Gyeongbok Palace - located in Seoul's main boulevard, Sejongro. A palace near the President's house, the Blue House.
Explore the museums.
National Palace Museum of Korea - exhibits the heritage of Joseon Dynasty and the Imperial Family.
National Museum of Korea - audio or visual guide is recommended when touring this very huge museum as it has so many relics. It has 6 galleries.
War Museum - it has 6 show rooms displaying an almost 5,000 year history of foreign invasions. The park that surrounds the museum displays aircraft, tanks and other fighting machines from the Korean War to the present.
Seoul Museum of Art - the road of the Museum doesn't have walls to allow the visitors to enjoy the sculptures and landscape from the outside. A hundred-year old tree has been preserved together with the sculptures and installed artworks which tells about the past and present shape of Seoul.
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The Best Reasons to Visit Seoul
Seoul is one of the world's largest cities and the capital of South Korea. The city with more than 10 million people is the political, cultural and economic center of South Korea. The vibrant city with 4 UNESCO World Heritage Sites and numerous museums as well as grand Shopping plazas, markets, restaurants and skyscrapers is a preferred tourist destination. This is an overview of Seoul's major tourist attractions.
Gyeongbok Palace located in Seoul's major avenue, Sejongro is the most popular royal palace of the country. The grand palace built in the 1300s, later destroyed and restructured many times, has magnificent arched gates, gorgeous pavilions and halls featuring Korea's architectural beauty. Changdeokgung Palace is another famous Seoul palace and this 15th century historic palace encompasses beautiful buildings, secret gardens and castles. Walk through the Bukchon Village, a scenic area that has numerous conventional Korean wooden homes 'hanok'. Stroll down the alleys with architectural courtyards, beautiful outer walls and tiled roofs. It has also many old-fashioned cafés, restaurants and popular art galleries.
Shinsegae Department Store is one of the most popular shopping centers in Seoul. You will get all types of products here including fresh fish, fruits, traditional foods like kimchi, brand name shoes, cloths and more, arranged on different floors. Lotte and Hyundai stores are the other two big centers and the food court of Lotte is also notable. Bugaksan is the peak near the Blue House and is an ideal place for hiking. It offers a fantastic view of the city at a height of 342 meters. Here you can take-in Seoul's ancient fortress and many scenic areas nearby. National Museum of Korea that holds more than 220, 000 objects is the largest in the country. It has vast exhibition halls, 6 permanent display galleries, a children's museum, restaurants and more. Leeum Samsung Museum of Art is another best-known museum and is notable for its wonderful architecture and impressive collection.
Itaewon neighborhood close to the U. S. Army base is very popular among foreign tourists. This expatriate-friendly area has numerous trendy clubs, bars, restaurants and shops that sell various products. Club Volume featuring the best DJs and French café Le Saint Ex are particularly notable and enjoy a dinner at Kate's Kitchen. Trip Insadong, the famed cultural art market and view its great collection of Korean paintings, sculptures and more. Stroll along the beautiful, 5. 8 km long Cheonggyecheon Stream to enjoy the natural beauty and relax. The calm stream is 15 ft. below street level and has many petite falls and overhead bridges to enjoy.
Round-the-clock Namdaemun market is the busiest market that has thousands of shops arranged in many multi-story buildings, countless vendor booths and food stalls offering traditional cuisine. The vibrant street is the best to buy a range of items at incredibly low prices. The War Memorial of Korea is actually an enormous military museum and is a must visit for history buffs. The renowned memorial that holds planes, guns and tanks narrates the history of wars the country had fought with many of its enemies, but mainly its neighbor North Korea.
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jessica @ 100716 48th gyeongbok sports festival
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Lucky timing: the ceremonial changing of the guard at Gyeongbok Palace had just begun when we arrived for a visit.
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by Dae-Wang on Flickr.Hyangwon-jeong Pavilion in Gyeongbok Goong, near Seoul, South Korea.
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KINGDOM: 승천 (Ascension) Analysis I
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Lyrics & Historical Depictions
"Those who rebel you will drown in blood"
"Enchanting ascension over the horizon"
Ancient Arts
The Royal Throne
The dragon symbol of the album art for History of Kingdom Part IV: DANN is the same with the one painted on the royal throne of 경복궁 (Gyeongbok Palace).
일월오봉도 (Irworobongdo)
Also known as the six folded screen of the Sun, Moon and Five Peaks. This folding screen is placed behind the royal throne of Gyeongbok Palace and is also featured in the group teaser images (Memory) and music video.
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I am 24 years old born in 1999 and my birthday is January 12th. I graduated from Cheongwoon Elementary School in Seoul and I graduated from Cheongwoon Middle School in Seoul. High school graduated from Seoul Gyeongbok High School. My family is mom, dad, older brother and me. The military is from the Air Force, and the university is attending Kangwon National University and entered in 2018. My hobby is listening to music and playing the piano.
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Photos of my language exchange partner and I's night visit to Gyeongbok-gung palace.
#olivia in korea#olivia chiacchiera#entry was free for anyone wearing hanbok so we took the chance#especially since all the tickets were sold for the whole of september#it was a really nice day even though i was still battling through the last bit of a nasty cold
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3-yr jail term sought for vandal behind copycat scribbling on Gyeongbok Palace walls
http://dlvr.it/T6snYb
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