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1 00:00:07,533 00:00:08,977 (Art) (Art)
2 00:00:09,332 00:00:10,947 (Science) (Science)
3 00:00:11,003 00:00:12,477 (Travel) (Travel)
4 00:00:12,503 00:00:14,217 (Cooking) (Cooking)
5 00:00:14,242 00:00:15,848 (Labor) (Labor)
6 00:00:15,942 00:00:17,447 (Sports) (Sports)
7 00:00:17,543 00:00:18,688 (Omnibus) (Omnibus)
8 00:00:18,942 00:00:20,017 (Variety show) (Variety show)
9 00:00:20,282 00:00:23,582 (Friday Joy Package) (Friday Joy Package)
10 00:00:23,582 00:00:24,913 (The order of today's show) (The order of today's show)
11 00:00:24,913 00:00:25,953 (Today's subject: Optics) (Today's subject: Optics)
12 00:00:25,953 00:00:27,383 (Isn't it in white and brown?) (Isn't it in white and brown?)
13 00:00:27,383 00:00:28,553 (Which part is white?) (Which part is white?)
14 00:00:28,553 00:00:30,553 (The optional illusion leads to a quarrel.) (The optional illusion leads to a quarrel.)
15 00:00:30,553 00:00:32,291 (Fascinating Science Stories) (Fascinating Science Stories)
16 00:00:32,292 00:00:34,622 (What is today's secretive recipe?) (What is today's secretive recipe?)
17 00:00:34,623 00:00:35,792 (What's amazing is...) (What's amazing is...)
18 00:00:35,792 00:00:38,308 (Mom's magical touch.) (Mom's magical touch.)
19 00:00:38,362 00:00:40,177 (My Friend's Mom's Recipe) (My Friend's Mom's Recipe)
20 00:00:40,263 00:00:42,202 (A rainy day in New York) (A rainy day in New York)
21 00:00:42,203 00:00:44,332 (This is the first hotel I've ever stayed in the US.) (This is the first hotel I've ever stayed in the US.)
22 00:00:44,333 00:00:45,932 (Let's dive into Seo Jin's memory lane.) (Let's dive into Seo Jin's memory lane.)
23 00:00:45,932 00:00:47,942 (Shall we go one more block?) (Shall we go one more block?)
24 00:00:47,943 00:00:50,242 (Lee Seo Jin's New York, New York) (Lee Seo Jin's New York, New York)
25 00:00:50,242 00:00:51,843 (- You're confident at assembling? - Yes.) (- You're confident at assembling? - Yes.)
26 00:00:51,843 00:00:53,412 (His challenge to his specialty, assembling) (His challenge to his specialty, assembling)
27 00:00:53,413 00:00:55,212 (I'd better get focused to do this.) (I'd better get focused to do this.)
28 00:00:55,212 00:00:56,888 (Real Factory Experience) (Real Factory Experience)
29 00:00:56,953 00:00:58,782 (What brings eggs to Fascinating Art Stories?) (What brings eggs to Fascinating Art Stories?)
30 00:00:58,782 00:01:00,123 (It feels like a cooking show.) (It feels like a cooking show.)
31 00:01:00,123 00:01:02,322 (Followed by the eggs, here comes gold.) (Followed by the eggs, here comes gold.)
32 00:01:02,323 00:01:04,252 (Fascinating Art Stories) (Fascinating Art Stories)
33 00:01:04,252 00:01:05,834 (It starts right now.) (It starts right now.)
34 00:01:09,063 00:01:11,538 Is somebody controlling him? Is somebody controlling him?
35 00:01:11,563 00:01:12,668 What are you? What are you?
36 00:01:13,093 00:01:14,733 He looks like a stylish old lady. He looks like a stylish old lady.
37 00:01:14,733 00:01:17,278 Do we have to talk about that? Do we have to talk about that?
38 00:01:17,332 00:01:20,603 Here's how we're going to start. Since our show is modeled... Here's how we're going to start. Since our show is modeled...
39 00:01:20,603 00:01:23,403 after "Saturday, Saturday is Fun", after "Saturday, Saturday is Fun",
40 00:01:23,403 00:01:25,572 which was hosted by Lee Duk Hwa. which was hosted by Lee Duk Hwa.
41 00:01:25,573 00:01:29,517 (MC Duk Hwa used to shout "Please" every Saturday.) (MC Duk Hwa used to shout "Please" every Saturday.)
42 00:01:29,843 00:01:32,282 I'm going to open our show in Duk Hwa's tone. I'm going to open our show in Duk Hwa's tone.
43 00:01:32,282 00:01:34,258 Don't do things like "Please". Don't do things like "Please".
44 00:01:34,422 00:01:36,683 In that case, I'll just skip the opening today. In that case, I'll just skip the opening today.
45 00:01:36,683 00:01:38,168 (The opening comment is closed for the day.) (The opening comment is closed for the day.)
46 00:01:38,252 00:01:39,827 (MC Do Yeon, Please.) (MC Do Yeon, Please.)
47 00:01:39,922 00:01:43,222 Professor Kim Sang Wook, give us a science lesson, please. Professor Kim Sang Wook, give us a science lesson, please.
48 00:01:43,222 00:01:44,668 (Give us a science lesson, please.) (Give us a science lesson, please.)
49 00:01:44,763 00:01:46,463 All right. It's good to see you all. All right. It's good to see you all.
50 00:01:46,463 00:01:47,963 Who are you, by the way? Who are you, by the way?
51 00:01:47,963 00:01:49,263 I'm Albert Einstein. I'm Albert Einstein.
52 00:01:49,263 00:01:50,502 You're very fluent in Korean. You're very fluent in Korean.
53 00:01:50,502 00:01:51,502 Yes. Yes.
54 00:01:51,502 00:01:52,978 (Having an identity crisis) (Having an identity crisis)
55 00:01:53,132 00:01:54,403 What are you disguised for? What are you disguised for?
56 00:01:54,403 00:01:55,703 It's for "Mapo Hipster", It's for "Mapo Hipster",
57 00:01:55,703 00:01:57,412 which will be aired in an hour. which will be aired in an hour.
58 00:01:57,412 00:01:59,648 - P.O and I... - Whatever. I won't watch it. - P.O and I... - Whatever. I won't watch it.
59 00:02:00,043 00:02:01,282 Please watch it just once. Please watch it just once.
60 00:02:01,282 00:02:02,683 Take him out! What is this? Take him out! What is this?
61 00:02:02,683 00:02:05,213 - Why is he promoting it here? - I don't know what to say. - Why is he promoting it here? - I don't know what to say.
62 00:02:05,213 00:02:06,282 (You're watching Fascinating Science Stories.) (You're watching Fascinating Science Stories.)
63 00:02:06,282 00:02:07,782 What is today's subject? What is today's subject?
64 00:02:07,782 00:02:09,123 Today's subject is... Today's subject is...
65 00:02:09,123 00:02:11,053 We see things every day, right? We see things every day, right?
66 00:02:11,053 00:02:12,852 But I don't think you've given... But I don't think you've given...
67 00:02:12,852 00:02:15,362 any deep thought to what "seeing" is. any deep thought to what "seeing" is.
68 00:02:15,363 00:02:17,807 - "Seeing"? - That is today's subject. - "Seeing"? - That is today's subject.
69 00:02:17,893 00:02:20,008 (It's dark with your eyes closed.) (It's dark with your eyes closed.)
70 00:02:20,032 00:02:21,737 (It's bright with your eyes open.) (It's bright with your eyes open.)
71 00:02:21,933 00:02:23,647 (The 8th lesson, let's learn about what "seeing" is.) (The 8th lesson, let's learn about what "seeing" is.)
72 00:02:23,702 00:02:24,873 What is seeing? What is seeing?
73 00:02:24,873 00:02:26,773 When light is reflected from objects, When light is reflected from objects,
74 00:02:26,773 00:02:28,072 it falls into the iris. it falls into the iris.
75 00:02:28,072 00:02:30,072 That's such an exemplary answer. That's such an exemplary answer.
76 00:02:30,072 00:02:31,147 (No wonder he's an exemplary student.) (No wonder he's an exemplary student.)
77 00:02:31,213 00:02:32,818 Here's an example. Here's an example.
78 00:02:33,012 00:02:34,083 - Apple? - It's an apple again. - Apple? - It's an apple again.
79 00:02:34,083 00:02:36,243 Are apples available all year round? Are apples available all year round?
80 00:02:36,243 00:02:38,357 - It looks like a prop. - They will run out at some point. - It looks like a prop. - They will run out at some point.
81 00:02:38,553 00:02:39,813 When they are out of season. When they are out of season.
82 00:02:39,813 00:02:41,752 You all see the apple, right? You all see the apple, right?
83 00:02:41,752 00:02:44,352 When you think about the meaning of seeing the apple, When you think about the meaning of seeing the apple,
84 00:02:44,352 00:02:47,093 the first thing you need is a light source. the first thing you need is a light source.
85 00:02:47,093 00:02:49,322 - Which means you need light. - Right. - Which means you need light. - Right.
86 00:02:49,322 00:02:51,732 - The light source here is up there. - Yes. - The light source here is up there. - Yes.
87 00:02:51,732 00:02:54,032 To understand how fluorescent lamps generate light, To understand how fluorescent lamps generate light,
88 00:02:54,032 00:02:55,463 you first need to learn quantum mechanics. you first need to learn quantum mechanics.
89 00:02:55,463 00:02:56,532 What else is there? What else is there?
90 00:02:56,532 00:02:58,403 How about candles we talked about last time? How about candles we talked about last time?
91 00:02:58,403 00:03:00,243 Now, you know how candles work, right? Now, you know how candles work, right?
92 00:03:00,243 00:03:02,173 - Combustion. - Yes, as a result of combustion, - Combustion. - Yes, as a result of combustion,
93 00:03:02,173 00:03:03,542 light can be generated too. light can be generated too.
94 00:03:03,542 00:03:05,843 - Natural sunlight. - Yes, sunlight from the sun. - Natural sunlight. - Yes, sunlight from the sun.
95 00:03:05,843 00:03:08,113 Like these examples, we first need light from all directions. Like these examples, we first need light from all directions.
96 00:03:08,113 00:03:11,427 Secondly, light must hit the object. Secondly, light must hit the object.
97 00:03:11,512 00:03:13,183 Since light is invisible, Since light is invisible,
98 00:03:13,183 00:03:14,782 we can't see it for sure. we can't see it for sure.
99 00:03:14,782 00:03:17,523 But anyway, the moment light hits the object, But anyway, the moment light hits the object,
100 00:03:17,523 00:03:19,553 the information about the object... the information about the object...
101 00:03:19,553 00:03:21,423 will be reflected in all directions. will be reflected in all directions.
102 00:03:21,423 00:03:24,063 And some of it will be reflected into our eyes. And some of it will be reflected into our eyes.
103 00:03:24,063 00:03:26,792 Solely based on analysis of the light information, Solely based on analysis of the light information,
104 00:03:26,792 00:03:29,433 our brain determines what the object is. our brain determines what the object is.
105 00:03:29,433 00:03:31,472 This is the process of seeing. This is the process of seeing.
106 00:03:31,472 00:03:32,732 We all know the fact... We all know the fact...
107 00:03:32,732 00:03:35,472 that light travels in a straight line. that light travels in a straight line.
108 00:03:35,472 00:03:37,613 Since that's how our brain thinks, Since that's how our brain thinks,
109 00:03:37,613 00:03:40,442 it doesn't even know when the light is bent along the way. it doesn't even know when the light is bent along the way.
110 00:03:40,442 00:03:44,282 For example, let's put the apple in front of the mirror. For example, let's put the apple in front of the mirror.
111 00:03:44,282 00:03:46,183 If this apple is out of your sight, If this apple is out of your sight,
112 00:03:46,183 00:03:47,952 - the apple is in the mirror, right? - Yes. - the apple is in the mirror, right? - Yes.
113 00:03:47,952 00:03:50,222 The light from this apple hit the mirror first, The light from this apple hit the mirror first,
114 00:03:50,222 00:03:52,093 and it was reflected into your eyes. and it was reflected into your eyes.
115 00:03:52,093 00:03:55,923 Because human eyes believe that light travels in a straight line. Because human eyes believe that light travels in a straight line.
116 00:03:55,923 00:03:58,267 So they think the apple is on the opposite side. So they think the apple is on the opposite side.
117 00:03:58,433 00:04:01,077 Those who are good at billiards probably see things better. Those who are good at billiards probably see things better.
118 00:04:01,833 00:04:04,602 If it's reflected multiple times between mirrors, If it's reflected multiple times between mirrors,
119 00:04:04,602 00:04:07,202 our brain will think there are multiple objects. our brain will think there are multiple objects.
120 00:04:07,202 00:04:10,043 With another mirror, try reflecting it like this. With another mirror, try reflecting it like this.
121 00:04:10,043 00:04:11,642 - I see what you mean. - I often see this in an elevator. - I see what you mean. - I often see this in an elevator.
122 00:04:11,642 00:04:12,942 One mirror is reflected in the other mirror. One mirror is reflected in the other mirror.
123 00:04:12,942 00:04:15,743 It can travel back and forth between mirrors. It can travel back and forth between mirrors.
124 00:04:15,743 00:04:18,012 - There are a lot of possibilities. - Gosh. - There are a lot of possibilities. - Gosh.
125 00:04:18,012 00:04:20,683 - What are you doing? - As our eyes believe each image... - What are you doing? - As our eyes believe each image...
126 00:04:20,683 00:04:23,652 comes in a straight line, we see it as multiple images. comes in a straight line, we see it as multiple images.
127 00:04:23,652 00:04:25,723 But actually, there aren't multiple objects. But actually, there aren't multiple objects.
128 00:04:25,723 00:04:28,563 Then can light be reflected infinitely? Then can light be reflected infinitely?
129 00:04:28,563 00:04:31,762 Or will it lose its intensity every time it gets reflected? Or will it lose its intensity every time it gets reflected?
130 00:04:31,762 00:04:34,202 Light will eventually fade away if it's reflected too many times. Light will eventually fade away if it's reflected too many times.
131 00:04:34,202 00:04:36,733 For example, the light going into the cave doesn't bounce out. For example, the light going into the cave doesn't bounce out.
132 00:04:36,733 00:04:38,673 In most cases, it's reflected numerous times... In most cases, it's reflected numerous times...
133 00:04:38,673 00:04:40,233 and absorbed in the dark. and absorbed in the dark.
134 00:04:40,233 00:04:41,772 That's why the hole always seems black. That's why the hole always seems black.
135 00:04:41,772 00:04:43,572 That way, you can create... That way, you can create...
136 00:04:43,572 00:04:45,043 the most perfect black shade. the most perfect black shade.
137 00:04:45,043 00:04:47,743 Recently, one of the carmakers had a collaboration with that black. Recently, one of the carmakers had a collaboration with that black.
138 00:04:47,743 00:04:49,082 - Vantablack. - Vantablack. - Vantablack. - Vantablack.
139 00:04:49,082 00:04:50,452 Vantablack is... Vantablack is...
140 00:04:50,452 00:04:53,027 - You seem to know everything. - He's so knowledgeable. - You seem to know everything. - He's so knowledgeable.
141 00:04:53,212 00:04:56,082 They developed a special atomic structure, They developed a special atomic structure,
142 00:04:56,082 00:04:58,592 that reflects light numerous times. that reflects light numerous times.
143 00:04:58,592 00:05:00,993 It's completely different from black when you see with the naked eye. It's completely different from black when you see with the naked eye.
144 00:05:00,993 00:05:02,022 As if you're getting sucked in. As if you're getting sucked in.
145 00:05:02,022 00:05:03,192 It's like a black hole. It's like a black hole.
146 00:05:03,192 00:05:05,462 - If light goes in, it gets trapped. - It won't come out. - If light goes in, it gets trapped. - It won't come out.
147 00:05:05,462 00:05:06,793 So it creates the perfect black. So it creates the perfect black.
148 00:05:06,793 00:05:09,233 So far, I have explained a simple example with mirrors. So far, I have explained a simple example with mirrors.
149 00:05:09,233 00:05:10,632 And mirrors bend light only once, right? And mirrors bend light only once, right?
150 00:05:10,632 00:05:13,632 The more times it gets bent, the more complex the image looks. The more times it gets bent, the more complex the image looks.
151 00:05:13,632 00:05:16,572 As our brain thinks that light always travels in a straight line, As our brain thinks that light always travels in a straight line,
152 00:05:16,572 00:05:18,342 we can take advantage of this fact... we can take advantage of this fact...
153 00:05:18,342 00:05:20,243 and do some interesting experiments. and do some interesting experiments.
154 00:05:20,243 00:05:22,183 Here are two pieces of stone. Here are two pieces of stone.
155 00:05:22,183 00:05:25,413 These are special crystals called calcite. These are special crystals called calcite.
156 00:05:25,413 00:05:27,758 If you see it through this, you can see a double image. If you see it through this, you can see a double image.
157 00:05:28,283 00:05:30,183 (The letter becomes double.) (The letter becomes double.)
158 00:05:30,183 00:05:32,293 - It's amazing. - This is called double refraction. - It's amazing. - This is called double refraction.
159 00:05:32,293 00:05:34,192 Depending on the polarization, Depending on the polarization,
160 00:05:34,192 00:05:36,863 the light refracts in different directions. the light refracts in different directions.
161 00:05:36,863 00:05:40,008 This tendency enables us to see a double image like this. This tendency enables us to see a double image like this.
162 00:05:40,033 00:05:41,363 - This is so fascinating. - Right. - This is so fascinating. - Right.
163 00:05:41,363 00:05:43,033 - It's really interesting. - It's like... - It's really interesting. - It's like...
164 00:05:43,033 00:05:45,233 we're seeing it through a digital gadget. we're seeing it through a digital gadget.
165 00:05:45,233 00:05:46,948 - Like the 3D glasses. - Right. - Like the 3D glasses. - Right.
166 00:05:47,072 00:05:49,043 - His eye looks double too. - Really? - His eye looks double too. - Really?
167 00:05:49,043 00:05:51,173 - You can see the refracted images. - It's popping up. - You can see the refracted images. - It's popping up.
168 00:05:51,173 00:05:53,212 Are these quite rare? Are these quite rare?
169 00:05:53,212 00:05:55,043 No, you can buy them. No, you can buy them.
170 00:05:55,043 00:05:57,853 - Really? Where can I buy them? - From the science museum. - Really? Where can I buy them? - From the science museum.
171 00:05:57,853 00:06:01,227 Are you reading your palm? Ji Won's reading his palm, sir. Are you reading your palm? Ji Won's reading his palm, sir.
172 00:06:02,322 00:06:03,822 (Please focus!) (Please focus!)
173 00:06:03,822 00:06:06,822 If you see this for the first time, you may think it's like magic. If you see this for the first time, you may think it's like magic.
174 00:06:06,822 00:06:09,192 The truth is, our brain thinks light travels in a straight line, The truth is, our brain thinks light travels in a straight line,
175 00:06:09,192 00:06:11,762 so it creates an illusion when the light alters its path. so it creates an illusion when the light alters its path.
176 00:06:11,762 00:06:15,233 Although many things can happen while the light is traveling, Although many things can happen while the light is traveling,
177 00:06:15,233 00:06:17,572 the second important factor is our eyes. the second important factor is our eyes.
178 00:06:17,572 00:06:20,642 What happens when light enters our eyes? What happens when light enters our eyes?
179 00:06:20,642 00:06:23,048 - We get dazzled. - Right. Your eyes get dazzled. - We get dazzled. - Right. Your eyes get dazzled.
180 00:06:23,603 00:06:26,743 So when light enters our eyes, So when light enters our eyes,
181 00:06:26,743 00:06:28,642 we start detecting the light. we start detecting the light.
182 00:06:28,642 00:06:29,783 (when light enters the eye...) (when light enters the eye...)
183 00:06:29,783 00:06:33,582 There are cells to detect brightness and darkness, There are cells to detect brightness and darkness,
184 00:06:33,582 00:06:36,582 which are called rod cells. And there are cone cells, which are called rod cells. And there are cone cells,
185 00:06:36,582 00:06:38,027 which detect color. which detect color.
186 00:06:38,553 00:06:40,822 Although there are a lot of colors out there, Although there are a lot of colors out there,
187 00:06:40,822 00:06:43,723 human eyes are only capable of seeing three colors. human eyes are only capable of seeing three colors.
188 00:06:43,723 00:06:46,262 - Red, blue, and green? - Yes, it's called RGB. - Red, blue, and green? - Yes, it's called RGB.
189 00:06:46,262 00:06:49,262 - Red, green, and blue. - Is that all we can see? - Red, green, and blue. - Is that all we can see?
190 00:06:49,262 00:06:50,902 All the colors we see... All the colors we see...
191 00:06:50,902 00:06:53,603 are a combination of these three colors... are a combination of these three colors...
192 00:06:53,603 00:06:56,772 - from our brain's point of view. - That's really amazing. - from our brain's point of view. - That's really amazing.
193 00:06:56,772 00:06:58,913 To prove that humans can only see three colors, To prove that humans can only see three colors,
194 00:06:58,913 00:07:01,017 we're going to do an experiment. we're going to do an experiment.
195 00:07:01,113 00:07:02,858 We'll use this lamp. We'll use this lamp.
196 00:07:02,942 00:07:05,452 And I brought this cube as it has the three primary colors. And I brought this cube as it has the three primary colors.
197 00:07:05,452 00:07:07,252 Here's what we're going to do. Here's what we're going to do.
198 00:07:07,252 00:07:11,553 If I cover this with red cellophane and turn on the light, If I cover this with red cellophane and turn on the light,
199 00:07:11,553 00:07:13,353 - It will be red. - the light will be red, right? - It will be red. - the light will be red, right?
200 00:07:13,353 00:07:16,597 Now, if I put the blue side under the light, Now, if I put the blue side under the light,
201 00:07:16,663 00:07:18,092 here's what will happen. here's what will happen.
202 00:07:18,092 00:07:20,332 Blue has no red components, right? Blue has no red components, right?
203 00:07:20,332 00:07:22,533 Only red components reflect the red light, Only red components reflect the red light,
204 00:07:22,533 00:07:24,847 but there are no red components in blue. but there are no red components in blue.
205 00:07:24,873 00:07:27,878 So it has nothing to reflect and appears black. So it has nothing to reflect and appears black.
206 00:07:29,772 00:07:31,711 - That's amazing. - Let's start our experiment. - That's amazing. - Let's start our experiment.
207 00:07:31,712 00:07:33,717 We need to turn the light off. We need to turn the light off.
208 00:07:34,382 00:07:35,642 Let me shine it on this. Let me shine it on this.
209 00:07:35,642 00:07:37,928 (Focus on the blue side of the cube.) (Focus on the blue side of the cube.)
210 00:07:39,053 00:07:40,623 It really looks black. It really looks black.
211 00:07:40,623 00:07:42,983 - Let's try the other colors. - That's so interesting. - Let's try the other colors. - That's so interesting.
212 00:07:42,983 00:07:46,322 For example, green. Is this green? Green also... For example, green. Is this green? Green also...
213 00:07:46,322 00:07:47,897 Is it going to look black too? Is it going to look black too?
214 00:07:49,163 00:07:51,163 - It's the same as the blue one. - That's amazing. - It's the same as the blue one. - That's amazing.
215 00:07:51,163 00:07:53,563 Because we shone the red light... Because we shone the red light...
216 00:07:53,563 00:07:57,132 on the blue side, which means it has nothing to reflect. on the blue side, which means it has nothing to reflect.
217 00:07:57,132 00:07:59,873 Then our eyes think there's no light at all... Then our eyes think there's no light at all...
218 00:07:59,873 00:08:01,642 and see it as black. and see it as black.
219 00:08:01,642 00:08:03,347 Why do butcher shops use red lights? Why do butcher shops use red lights?
220 00:08:04,043 00:08:06,043 It makes meat look better. It makes meat look better.
221 00:08:06,043 00:08:09,683 - To make it look delicious? - It probably makes it look fresh. - To make it look delicious? - It probably makes it look fresh.
222 00:08:09,683 00:08:11,882 - Seriously? - Does it really work? - Seriously? - Does it really work?
223 00:08:11,882 00:08:14,952 When you shine the red light, it brings out the red color. When you shine the red light, it brings out the red color.
224 00:08:14,952 00:08:17,368 What makes it look fresh is the color of blood. What makes it look fresh is the color of blood.
225 00:08:18,223 00:08:21,363 - Right, fresh meat is red. - The red light in butcher shops... - Right, fresh meat is red. - The red light in butcher shops...
226 00:08:21,363 00:08:22,923 - was based on a scientific basis. - Apparently. - was based on a scientific basis. - Apparently.
227 00:08:22,923 00:08:24,433 (Fresh-looking meat) (Fresh-looking meat)
228 00:08:24,433 00:08:28,263 Humans can only see three colors. What about the other animals? Humans can only see three colors. What about the other animals?
229 00:08:28,263 00:08:29,937 Such as insects. Such as insects.
230 00:08:30,403 00:08:32,608 - I don't know as I'm not an insect. - I'm not so sure. - I don't know as I'm not an insect. - I'm not so sure.
231 00:08:32,803 00:08:36,102 - Right. That's the perfect answer. - Really? - Right. That's the perfect answer. - Really?
232 00:08:36,102 00:08:39,017 Insects can see a lot more colors. Insects can see a lot more colors.
233 00:08:39,112 00:08:42,513 - A lot more than humans? - The world that insects see... - A lot more than humans? - The world that insects see...
234 00:08:42,513 00:08:45,852 is so different from our world that we sometimes delude ourselves. is so different from our world that we sometimes delude ourselves.
235 00:08:45,852 00:08:48,397 When we see a flower, we think it's beautiful. When we see a flower, we think it's beautiful.
236 00:08:48,523 00:08:51,023 Or we wonder why it has certain colors. Or we wonder why it has certain colors.
237 00:08:51,023 00:08:54,023 However, the colors of flowers are not for humans, However, the colors of flowers are not for humans,
238 00:08:54,023 00:08:56,192 - but for insects. - For insects? - but for insects. - For insects?
239 00:08:56,192 00:08:58,533 If you look at it through an insect's eyes, If you look at it through an insect's eyes,
240 00:08:58,533 00:09:00,563 you can see a totally different object. you can see a totally different object.
241 00:09:00,563 00:09:03,933 For example, if you use a UV light, which is invisible to humans, For example, if you use a UV light, which is invisible to humans,
242 00:09:03,933 00:09:05,933 you'll see dotted lines like the runway. you'll see dotted lines like the runway.
243 00:09:05,933 00:09:08,072 - It indicates where to come. - For landing? - It indicates where to come. - For landing?
244 00:09:08,072 00:09:09,972 Yes, for landing. But humans can't see it. Yes, for landing. But humans can't see it.
245 00:09:09,972 00:09:12,413 - It's just pretty and yellow to us. - That's amazing. - It's just pretty and yellow to us. - That's amazing.
246 00:09:12,413 00:09:16,283 Whereas, in an insect's eyes, it's much more complex and diverse. Whereas, in an insect's eyes, it's much more complex and diverse.
247 00:09:16,283 00:09:19,488 It holds a lot of information about where the honey is. It holds a lot of information about where the honey is.
248 00:09:19,712 00:09:23,027 (Honeybees can detect yellow, blue, green, and ultraviolet light.) (Honeybees can detect yellow, blue, green, and ultraviolet light.)
249 00:09:23,153 00:09:25,128 (Just an ordinary flower...) (Just an ordinary flower...)
250 00:09:25,352 00:09:27,098 (has a runway.) (has a runway.)
251 00:09:27,663 00:09:30,638 (Yellow cucumber flower) (Yellow cucumber flower)
252 00:09:32,663 00:09:35,878 (Red amaryllis) (Red amaryllis)
253 00:09:37,273 00:09:40,102 We, humans, only see them from our point of view... We, humans, only see them from our point of view...
254 00:09:40,102 00:09:41,403 and say, "This is not pretty." and say, "This is not pretty."
255 00:09:41,403 00:09:44,543 "This is beautiful and colorful." But that's just our delusion. "This is beautiful and colorful." But that's just our delusion.
256 00:09:44,543 00:09:47,313 You should remember what you see is not everything. You should remember what you see is not everything.
257 00:09:47,313 00:09:51,187 I hope there are glasses that make you see like an insect. I hope there are glasses that make you see like an insect.
258 00:09:51,283 00:09:53,082 I'm dying to see how different it is. I'm dying to see how different it is.
259 00:09:53,082 00:09:55,527 You wouldn't know unless an insect tells you. You wouldn't know unless an insect tells you.
260 00:09:55,683 00:09:56,852 Right. They can't talk. Right. They can't talk.
261 00:09:56,852 00:09:58,793 That's the last topic today. That's the last topic today.
262 00:09:58,793 00:10:02,092 What our eyes receive so far is all physical signals. What our eyes receive so far is all physical signals.
263 00:10:02,092 00:10:05,037 How these signals are sent to the brain... How these signals are sent to the brain...
264 00:10:05,192 00:10:07,903 and interpreted is a different story. and interpreted is a different story.
265 00:10:07,903 00:10:10,872 How does our brain perceive the world? How does our brain perceive the world?
266 00:10:10,872 00:10:13,872 During the process, our brain can create a lot of optical illusions. During the process, our brain can create a lot of optical illusions.
267 00:10:13,872 00:10:15,842 - Have a look at this. - What is it? - Have a look at this. - What is it?
268 00:10:15,842 00:10:19,072 It's a famous example called Kanizsa's Triangle. It's a famous example called Kanizsa's Triangle.
269 00:10:19,072 00:10:20,783 - Can you see an inverted triangle? - Yes. - Can you see an inverted triangle? - Yes.
270 00:10:20,783 00:10:22,417 - I saw this kind of thing a lot. - It's an Illusion? - I saw this kind of thing a lot. - It's an Illusion?
271 00:10:23,842 00:10:25,653 What's surprising is... What's surprising is...
272 00:10:25,653 00:10:28,523 - that this triangle doesn't exist. - How? - that this triangle doesn't exist. - How?
273 00:10:28,523 00:10:30,458 This picture consists... This picture consists...
274 00:10:30,482 00:10:32,192 of cut-out circles... of cut-out circles...
275 00:10:32,192 00:10:33,927 - and three V-shaped lines. - Right. - and three V-shaped lines. - Right.
276 00:10:34,122 00:10:37,222 That's all. So how do you know there's an inverted triangle? That's all. So how do you know there's an inverted triangle?
277 00:10:37,222 00:10:40,232 - The empty part is like a triangle. - Why do you think so? - The empty part is like a triangle. - Why do you think so?
278 00:10:40,232 00:10:43,362 We can't see the other things because it's blocking them. We can't see the other things because it's blocking them.
279 00:10:43,362 00:10:45,033 This is one of the human traits. This is one of the human traits.
280 00:10:45,033 00:10:48,102 Humans always try to define a straight line first. Humans always try to define a straight line first.
281 00:10:48,102 00:10:51,413 When our brain processes the input for the first time, When our brain processes the input for the first time,
282 00:10:51,413 00:10:52,773 it defines vertical and horizontal straight lines. it defines vertical and horizontal straight lines.
283 00:10:52,773 00:10:55,258 So we can see straight lines even when they don't exist. So we can see straight lines even when they don't exist.
284 00:10:57,082 00:11:00,657 I'm saying again that not everything is as it seems. I'm saying again that not everything is as it seems.
285 00:11:01,352 00:11:02,958 Shall we try another one? Shall we try another one?
286 00:11:03,322 00:11:05,492 This is Wittgenstein's famous work... This is Wittgenstein's famous work...
287 00:11:05,492 00:11:07,998 called the duck-rabbit illusion or the rabbit-duck illusion. called the duck-rabbit illusion or the rabbit-duck illusion.
288 00:11:08,122 00:11:10,498 (Which one do you see, duck or rabbit?) (Which one do you see, duck or rabbit?)
289 00:11:10,692 00:11:12,563 I can see his intention. I can see his intention.
290 00:11:12,563 00:11:15,508 He tried to draw a duck, but he ended up with a rabbit. He tried to draw a duck, but he ended up with a rabbit.
291 00:11:16,102 00:11:18,403 Because the ears are way too... Because the ears are way too...
292 00:11:18,403 00:11:20,903 - artificial, with a tongue and all. - There's a tongue. - artificial, with a tongue and all. - There's a tongue.
293 00:11:20,903 00:11:23,643 You're right. He drew it on purpose. You're right. He drew it on purpose.
294 00:11:23,643 00:11:25,643 Here's the reason why this picture is fascinating. Here's the reason why this picture is fascinating.
295 00:11:25,643 00:11:29,088 When you think it's a rabbit, it doesn’t look like a duck. When you think it's a rabbit, it doesn’t look like a duck.
296 00:11:30,143 00:11:33,413 Once you think it's a duck, a switch turns on in your head. Once you think it's a duck, a switch turns on in your head.
297 00:11:33,413 00:11:35,923 Then it suddenly looks like a duck instead of a rabbit. Then it suddenly looks like a duck instead of a rabbit.
298 00:11:35,923 00:11:36,998 Yes. Yes.
299 00:11:37,023 00:11:39,253 Here's what I wanted you to see in this picture. Here's what I wanted you to see in this picture.
300 00:11:39,253 00:11:42,563 Contrary to our belief, our brain sees things differently... Contrary to our belief, our brain sees things differently...
301 00:11:42,563 00:11:43,992 than they really are. than they really are.
302 00:11:43,992 00:11:47,163 Like scientists do, with the same subject, Like scientists do, with the same subject,
303 00:11:47,163 00:11:50,003 our brain constantly makes hypothesis on what it is... our brain constantly makes hypothesis on what it is...
304 00:11:50,003 00:11:52,832 and creates a story along with a conclusion. and creates a story along with a conclusion.
305 00:11:52,832 00:11:54,442 It's the same as that thing. It's the same as that thing.
306 00:11:54,442 00:11:55,647 - What thing? - How many are these? - What thing? - How many are these?
307 00:11:56,242 00:11:57,942 - 0. It's 0 or 3. - It's 3. - 0. It's 0 or 3. - It's 3.
308 00:11:57,942 00:11:59,013 I see. I see.
309 00:11:59,013 00:12:01,013 - You'll never get it right. - Right. - You'll never get it right. - Right.
310 00:12:01,013 00:12:03,287 - That's right. - I used to tease people like this. - That's right. - I used to tease people like this.
311 00:12:03,643 00:12:05,787 If you look at this, what do you see? If you look at this, what do you see?
312 00:12:05,852 00:12:07,852 It's a gradation from white to gray. It's a gradation from white to gray.
313 00:12:07,852 00:12:10,758 (White to gray) (White to gray)
314 00:12:10,822 00:12:12,793 In fact, the middle part is in the same color. In fact, the middle part is in the same color.
315 00:12:12,793 00:12:16,822 Really? No, this is white, and that is gray. Really? No, this is white, and that is gray.
316 00:12:16,822 00:12:18,492 - No, it's not. - It's in the same color. - No, it's not. - It's in the same color.
317 00:12:18,492 00:12:20,192 - Isn't that another picture? - No. - Isn't that another picture? - No.
318 00:12:20,192 00:12:24,003 It's in the same color, but it looks different due to the gradation. It's in the same color, but it looks different due to the gradation.
319 00:12:24,003 00:12:25,702 - That's right. - Let's cover it. - That's right. - Let's cover it.
320 00:12:25,702 00:12:28,777 - Right. It makes no sense. - It doesn't make sense. - Right. It makes no sense. - It doesn't make sense.
321 00:12:28,872 00:12:32,572 This is the same one with a black background. This is the same one with a black background.
322 00:12:32,572 00:12:35,813 Gosh, this is absolutely... Gosh, this is absolutely...
323 00:12:35,813 00:12:37,982 - Here's what this experiment shows. - What is it? - Here's what this experiment shows. - What is it?
324 00:12:37,982 00:12:41,253 It has complicated patterns, right? But we perceive it as one. It has complicated patterns, right? But we perceive it as one.
325 00:12:41,253 00:12:43,283 Because our brain already started working on a story. Because our brain already started working on a story.
326 00:12:43,283 00:12:45,393 Since it goes through a lot of processing, Since it goes through a lot of processing,
327 00:12:45,393 00:12:47,322 we don't perceive it as it is. we don't perceive it as it is.
328 00:12:47,322 00:12:49,992 Our brain always compares it with the surroundings... Our brain always compares it with the surroundings...
329 00:12:49,992 00:12:51,732 and make a judgment. and make a judgment.
330 00:12:51,732 00:12:55,202 In result of this, there was a famous happening. In result of this, there was a famous happening.
331 00:12:55,202 00:12:56,862 This was a big issue at one point. This was a big issue at one point.
332 00:12:56,862 00:12:59,232 - What color is this dress? - It's just blue. - What color is this dress? - It's just blue.
333 00:12:59,232 00:13:01,072 Where is blue? It's brown. Where is blue? It's brown.
334 00:13:01,072 00:13:04,003 - What do you mean? It's blue. - What part is blue? - What do you mean? It's blue. - What part is blue?
335 00:13:04,003 00:13:06,287 - This dress right here. - There are two different ways. - This dress right here. - There are two different ways.
336 00:13:06,872 00:13:08,917 (What color do you see?) (What color do you see?)
337 00:13:09,742 00:13:12,888 - It's in white and brown, isn't it? - What part is white? - It's in white and brown, isn't it? - What part is white?
338 00:13:13,112 00:13:14,653 It's in black and blue. It's in black and blue.
339 00:13:14,653 00:13:16,358 Black and blue? Black and blue?
340 00:13:17,322 00:13:18,423 Are you kidding? Are you kidding?
341 00:13:18,423 00:13:21,362 - It's obviously in white and gold. - Look at this. - It's obviously in white and gold. - Look at this.
342 00:13:21,362 00:13:23,622 - It's white and gold. - No way. - It's white and gold. - No way.
343 00:13:23,622 00:13:25,732 - It's blue like this and black. - Did you say white? - It's blue like this and black. - Did you say white?
344 00:13:25,732 00:13:27,133 It's blue and black. It's blue and black.
345 00:13:27,133 00:13:29,462 - Sorry? - See? I told you. - Sorry? - See? I told you.
346 00:13:29,462 00:13:31,072 - It's blue and black. - I agree. - It's blue and black. - I agree.
347 00:13:31,072 00:13:33,303 What a relief. I was scared that I was the only one. What a relief. I was scared that I was the only one.
348 00:13:33,303 00:13:36,102 - I also see blue and black. - Where? Where is black? - I also see blue and black. - Where? Where is black?
349 00:13:36,102 00:13:38,673 - Here. It's black. - The lace is black. - Here. It's black. - The lace is black.
350 00:13:38,673 00:13:41,543 The only black color here is this background! The only black color here is this background!
351 00:13:41,543 00:13:42,683 No, it's not! No, it's not!
352 00:13:42,683 00:13:44,612 I mean, this background is black. I mean, this background is black.
353 00:13:44,612 00:13:46,883 - Are you saying this is the same? - Yes, the dress is also black. - Are you saying this is the same? - Yes, the dress is also black.
354 00:13:46,883 00:13:48,822 What color do you see here, Ji Won? What color do you see here, Ji Won?
355 00:13:48,822 00:13:50,923 - Doesn't it look blue? - Right. It's absolutely blue. - Doesn't it look blue? - Right. It's absolutely blue.
356 00:13:50,923 00:13:52,492 - It's definitely blue. - This shade of blue is... - It's definitely blue. - This shade of blue is...
357 00:13:52,492 00:13:56,263 When you wash and dry your hair after dying it blue, When you wash and dry your hair after dying it blue,
358 00:13:56,263 00:13:58,433 your towel slightly turns blue. your towel slightly turns blue.
359 00:13:58,433 00:14:01,663 Whatever. I never dyed my hair blue. But it's definitely this color. Whatever. I never dyed my hair blue. But it's definitely this color.
360 00:14:01,663 00:14:02,732 You're color blind. You're color blind.
361 00:14:02,732 00:14:04,933 I'm not! What color do you see, Mr. Kim? I'm not! What color do you see, Mr. Kim?
362 00:14:04,933 00:14:06,147 Which one of us has a problem? Which one of us has a problem?
363 00:14:06,844 00:14:08,974 - But it's definitely this color. - You're color blind. - But it's definitely this color. - You're color blind.
364 00:14:08,974 00:14:11,244 I'm not! What color do you see, Mr. Kim? I'm not! What color do you see, Mr. Kim?
365 00:14:11,244 00:14:13,719 - Which one of us has a problem? - Who's smarter? - Which one of us has a problem? - Who's smarter?
366 00:14:15,453 00:14:16,913 This is a very sensitive issue. This is a very sensitive issue.
367 00:14:16,913 00:14:19,083 Whose brain is more... Whose brain is more...
368 00:14:19,083 00:14:20,398 (Fascinating Science Stories) (Fascinating Science Stories)
369 00:14:20,524 00:14:22,829 - Now, let's sum up. - It's weird. - Now, let's sum up. - It's weird.
370 00:14:22,994 00:14:26,264 76 percent of people see it as white and gold. 76 percent of people see it as white and gold.
371 00:14:26,264 00:14:29,864 And 24 perfect of people see it as black and blue. And 24 perfect of people see it as black and blue.
372 00:14:29,864 00:14:31,764 Let me repeat myself. Both answers are correct. Let me repeat myself. Both answers are correct.
373 00:14:31,764 00:14:34,163 When our brain determines the color, When our brain determines the color,
374 00:14:34,163 00:14:36,833 people make judgments based on their experience. people make judgments based on their experience.
375 00:14:36,833 00:14:38,673 The answer is blue and black. The answer is blue and black.
376 00:14:38,673 00:14:40,719 - Right? - The answer is... - Right? - The answer is...
377 00:14:41,073 00:14:44,474 The correct answer means... The original picture is this. The correct answer means... The original picture is this.
378 00:14:44,474 00:14:46,714 But 76 percent don't see it like this. But 76 percent don't see it like this.
379 00:14:46,714 00:14:49,514 If you look this up, If you look this up,
380 00:14:49,514 00:14:50,754 they usually say this. they usually say this.
381 00:14:50,754 00:14:53,754 What's important in this picture is that the background is bright. What's important in this picture is that the background is bright.
382 00:14:53,754 00:14:55,894 The front part has a backlight. The front part has a backlight.
383 00:14:55,894 00:14:58,193 People who are used to modern electronic devices... People who are used to modern electronic devices...
384 00:14:58,193 00:14:59,693 and photos... and photos...
385 00:14:59,693 00:15:02,063 have the concept of the backlight. have the concept of the backlight.
386 00:15:02,063 00:15:05,563 They judge that it looks dark because of the backlight. They judge that it looks dark because of the backlight.
387 00:15:05,563 00:15:08,274 So when the back side is bright, they automatically correct it... So when the back side is bright, they automatically correct it...
388 00:15:08,274 00:15:09,774 and think that it's white. and think that it's white.
389 00:15:09,774 00:15:11,419 (Correcting) (Correcting)
390 00:15:12,073 00:15:13,543 (Before and after correction) (Before and after correction)
391 00:15:13,543 00:15:16,049 (The color that Ji Won sees) (The color that Ji Won sees)
392 00:15:16,614 00:15:19,258 But if you're not used to that kind of screen, But if you're not used to that kind of screen,
393 00:15:19,813 00:15:21,183 you see it as it is. you see it as it is.
394 00:15:21,183 00:15:23,528 (The color Do Yeon sees You see the color as it is.) (The color Do Yeon sees You see the color as it is.)
395 00:15:23,553 00:15:25,754 You mean people who haven't watched television? You mean people who haven't watched television?
396 00:15:25,754 00:15:27,459 Primitive people. Primitive people.
397 00:15:27,624 00:15:28,868 That's childish. That's childish.
398 00:15:29,153 00:15:31,323 - This is the concept. - That's so childish. - This is the concept. - That's so childish.
399 00:15:31,323 00:15:33,163 - If you lived in a cave, - Right. - If you lived in a cave, - Right.
400 00:15:33,163 00:15:35,293 when you come outside everything looks dark because of the light. when you come outside everything looks dark because of the light.
401 00:15:35,293 00:15:36,293 That's it. That's it.
402 00:15:36,293 00:15:37,368 (Fascinating Science Stories Calm down) (Fascinating Science Stories Calm down)
403 00:15:37,563 00:15:39,734 Remember what I said just now. Remember what I said just now.
404 00:15:39,734 00:15:42,634 The world that I see and the world that you see... The world that I see and the world that you see...
405 00:15:42,634 00:15:44,644 No one knows if we're seeing the same color. No one knows if we're seeing the same color.
406 00:15:44,644 00:15:47,004 But for each person, that's what is natural. But for each person, that's what is natural.
407 00:15:47,004 00:15:48,043 It's all correct. It's all correct.
408 00:15:48,043 00:15:50,114 - This is shocking. - I got goosebumps. - This is shocking. - I got goosebumps.
409 00:15:50,114 00:15:53,183 We thought about what seeing is today. We thought about what seeing is today.
410 00:15:53,183 00:15:55,354 Light reflects off of things. Light reflects off of things.
411 00:15:55,354 00:15:58,654 When the brain receives the light, When the brain receives the light,
412 00:15:58,654 00:16:01,123 it perceives the world with just a few colors. it perceives the world with just a few colors.
413 00:16:01,123 00:16:02,623 That can cause illusions. That can cause illusions.
414 00:16:02,623 00:16:05,793 The brain makes up stories based on its experience. The brain makes up stories based on its experience.
415 00:16:05,793 00:16:08,393 So we might be looking at different things. So we might be looking at different things.
416 00:16:08,393 00:16:10,033 So we should... So we should...
417 00:16:10,033 00:16:12,563 reflect on what we're seeing. reflect on what we're seeing.
418 00:16:12,563 00:16:13,964 We should listen to others too. We should listen to others too.
419 00:16:13,964 00:16:15,774 If we don't live like that, If we don't live like that,
420 00:16:15,774 00:16:17,434 it's easy to misunderstand others and make mistakes. it's easy to misunderstand others and make mistakes.
421 00:16:17,434 00:16:19,343 It's different from everyone. It's different from everyone.
422 00:16:19,343 00:16:20,549 How many is this? How many is this?
423 00:16:21,373 00:16:22,688 Zero and three. Zero and three.
424 00:16:22,813 00:16:24,043 Just say one. Just say one.
425 00:16:24,043 00:16:25,388 I can't. I can't.
426 00:16:27,113 00:16:28,154 Excellent. Excellent.
427 00:16:28,154 00:16:29,583 If I say zero, you'll say three. If I say zero, you'll say three.
428 00:16:29,583 00:16:30,954 That's right. That's right.
429 00:16:30,954 00:16:33,628 This is based on my experience of you. This is based on my experience of you.
430 00:16:33,984 00:16:35,829 You'll say no no matter what I say. You'll say no no matter what I say.
431 00:16:36,323 00:16:37,799 (Fascinating Science Stories) (Fascinating Science Stories)
432 00:16:38,024 00:16:39,563 What did you think of today's class? What did you think of today's class?
433 00:16:39,563 00:16:41,494 I thought everyone would see... I thought everyone would see...
434 00:16:41,494 00:16:43,393 exactly what I see. exactly what I see.
435 00:16:43,393 00:16:46,009 I was surprised that you said such different things. I was surprised that you said such different things.
436 00:16:46,434 00:16:48,734 The point is, there's no correct answer. The point is, there's no correct answer.
437 00:16:48,734 00:16:51,873 We learned something important about life. We learned something important about life.
438 00:16:51,873 00:16:54,274 Right. What I see isn't the whole story. Right. What I see isn't the whole story.
439 00:16:54,274 00:16:56,674 Thank you. Thank you.
440 00:16:56,674 00:16:59,019 (Thank you for the illuminating lesson.) (Thank you for the illuminating lesson.)
441 00:16:59,984 00:17:02,514 You must be trying to decide... You must be trying to decide...
442 00:17:02,514 00:17:03,928 what to eat this evening. what to eat this evening.
443 00:17:04,113 00:17:05,484 I'll tell you. I'll tell you.
444 00:17:05,484 00:17:08,724 I'm Hong Jin Kyeong from the special and secretive... I'm Hong Jin Kyeong from the special and secretive...
445 00:17:08,724 00:17:09,754 My Friend's Mom's Recipe. My Friend's Mom's Recipe.
446 00:17:09,754 00:17:11,764 Today, I'm somewhere... Today, I'm somewhere...
447 00:17:11,764 00:17:13,764 that has clean water and air. that has clean water and air.
448 00:17:13,764 00:17:16,363 I'm at Wui-dong Valley... I'm at Wui-dong Valley...
449 00:17:16,363 00:17:17,863 with Mount Bukhan in the back. with Mount Bukhan in the back.
450 00:17:17,863 00:17:21,573 Let me introduce you to my friend... Let me introduce you to my friend...
451 00:17:21,573 00:17:24,448 who will teach us a secret recipe today. who will teach us a secret recipe today.
452 00:17:24,904 00:17:26,744 Come on out. Come on out.
453 00:17:26,744 00:17:28,414 (Today's friend) (Today's friend)
454 00:17:28,414 00:17:29,813 Hello, Jin Kyeong. Hello, Jin Kyeong.
455 00:17:29,813 00:17:31,813 (She's so happy to meet her.) (She's so happy to meet her.)
456 00:17:31,813 00:17:33,042 (She gives a big hug.) (She gives a big hug.)
457 00:17:33,043 00:17:34,813 Solbi, how are you? Solbi, how are you?
458 00:17:34,813 00:17:35,883 I know, Jin Kyeong. I know, Jin Kyeong.
459 00:17:35,883 00:17:38,658 I didn't know you lived in Wui-dong. I didn't know you lived in Wui-dong.
460 00:17:39,454 00:17:40,729 - Really? - Yes. - Really? - Yes.
461 00:17:40,853 00:17:41,893 Solbi. Solbi.
462 00:17:41,893 00:17:43,424 Where do you live? Where do you live?
463 00:17:43,424 00:17:45,198 Me? Yeonhui-dong. Me? Yeonhui-dong.
464 00:17:46,293 00:17:48,363 You live in Wui-dong, I live in Yeonhui-dong. You live in Wui-dong, I live in Yeonhui-dong.
465 00:17:48,363 00:17:51,063 - I'm so glad to see you. - Solbi, since we met, - I'm so glad to see you. - Solbi, since we met,
466 00:17:51,063 00:17:53,464 you have a hit song. you have a hit song.
467 00:17:53,464 00:17:55,948 - My hit song? - Yes, your hit song. - My hit song? - Yes, your hit song.
468 00:17:56,073 00:17:58,944 You don't seem to remember it. You don't seem to remember it.
469 00:17:58,944 00:18:00,274 I'll do a song I like. I'll do a song I like.
470 00:18:00,274 00:18:01,974 Do a bit of performance too. Do a bit of performance too.
471 00:18:01,974 00:18:03,349 Ready, go. Ready, go.
472 00:18:04,883 00:18:06,218 (She doesn't hesitate.) (She doesn't hesitate.)
473 00:18:07,514 00:18:09,029 (Her beat is off.) (Her beat is off.)
474 00:18:11,184 00:18:12,259 Follow me. Follow me.
475 00:18:14,283 00:18:16,668 (Class up up up up up) (Class up up up up up)
476 00:18:16,954 00:18:18,063 (Is that the end?) (Is that the end?)
477 00:18:18,063 00:18:20,269 (She keeps repeating the same part.) (She keeps repeating the same part.)
478 00:18:20,323 00:18:21,593 When does it end? When does it end?
479 00:18:21,593 00:18:23,309 (She keeps going.) (She keeps going.)
480 00:18:24,093 00:18:26,504 We should up our class too. We should up our class too.
481 00:18:26,504 00:18:30,148 - We're in trouble. - Ratings, up up up up up up. - We're in trouble. - Ratings, up up up up up up.
482 00:18:31,204 00:18:33,843 Ratings, up up up up up. Ratings, up up up up up.
483 00:18:33,843 00:18:36,174 - You can make up the lyrics. - If we keep singing this, - You can make up the lyrics. - If we keep singing this,
484 00:18:36,174 00:18:37,843 - will our class be upgraded? - Yes, it will. - will our class be upgraded? - Yes, it will.
485 00:18:37,843 00:18:40,944 You and I are still doing the Fool's War. You and I are still doing the Fool's War.
486 00:18:40,944 00:18:42,089 (Happy) (Happy)
487 00:18:42,113 00:18:45,323 So is this where you live? So is this where you live?
488 00:18:45,323 00:18:47,099 This is my studio. This is my studio.
489 00:18:47,353 00:18:48,494 I do artwork. I do artwork.
490 00:18:48,494 00:18:50,293 Right, you're an artist. Right, you're an artist.
491 00:18:50,293 00:18:51,994 I work here... I work here...
492 00:18:51,994 00:18:54,539 and cook for myself. and cook for myself.
493 00:18:54,664 00:18:56,234 So it's where you spend the day. So it's where you spend the day.
494 00:18:56,234 00:18:58,904 Right. When I'm in Korea and when I'm free. Right. When I'm in Korea and when I'm free.
495 00:18:58,904 00:19:01,873 Really? Then are you usually overseas? Really? Then are you usually overseas?
496 00:19:01,873 00:19:03,878 - Where overseas? - Paris. - Where overseas? - Paris.
497 00:19:04,004 00:19:05,674 - Paris? How come? - Yes. - Paris? How come? - Yes.
498 00:19:05,674 00:19:07,303 I work as an artist there. I work as an artist there.
499 00:19:07,303 00:19:08,674 - Really? - Yes. - Really? - Yes.
500 00:19:08,674 00:19:09,944 I didn't know. I didn't know.
501 00:19:09,944 00:19:12,143 What kind of art? Let's go downstairs... What kind of art? Let's go downstairs...
502 00:19:12,143 00:19:14,043 - and talk about this. - Yes, let's do that. - and talk about this. - Yes, let's do that.
503 00:19:14,043 00:19:15,154 Okay, let's go. Okay, let's go.
504 00:19:15,154 00:19:16,553 Solbi was... Solbi was...
505 00:19:16,553 00:19:18,524 an artist in Paris? an artist in Paris?
506 00:19:18,524 00:19:19,984 Yes, you like Paris, don't you? Yes, you like Paris, don't you?
507 00:19:19,984 00:19:21,254 I do like Paris. I do like Paris.
508 00:19:21,254 00:19:22,729 (They start laughing again.) (They start laughing again.)
509 00:19:22,853 00:19:25,239 Why am I so happy whenever I see you? Why am I so happy whenever I see you?
510 00:19:25,893 00:19:28,093 We haven't seen each other for a long time. We haven't seen each other for a long time.
511 00:19:28,093 00:19:30,063 We only saw each other's memes. We only saw each other's memes.
512 00:19:30,063 00:19:31,934 It's the first time we meet ever since the Fool's War. It's the first time we meet ever since the Fool's War.
513 00:19:31,934 00:19:33,033 Right. Right.
514 00:19:33,033 00:19:34,279 (Are you here?) (Are you here?)
515 00:19:34,333 00:19:35,674 - Goodness. - Mom. - Goodness. - Mom.
516 00:19:35,674 00:19:36,774 - Ma'am. - Hello. - Ma'am. - Hello.
517 00:19:36,774 00:19:38,204 Hello, ma'am. Hello, ma'am.
518 00:19:38,204 00:19:40,073 - It's been a while. - My goodness. - It's been a while. - My goodness.
519 00:19:40,073 00:19:42,843 - You're so pretty. - She's my mom. - You're so pretty. - She's my mom.
520 00:19:42,843 00:19:44,944 Ma'am, I'm glad to meet you. Ma'am, I'm glad to meet you.
521 00:19:44,944 00:19:46,283 Thank you. Thank you.
522 00:19:46,283 00:19:48,454 It's an honor. It's an honor.
523 00:19:48,454 00:19:50,984 - Thank you for inviting me. - Don't mention it. - Thank you for inviting me. - Don't mention it.
524 00:19:50,984 00:19:53,383 The space downstairs is really unique. The space downstairs is really unique.
525 00:19:53,383 00:19:55,393 What's that place? What's that place?
526 00:19:55,393 00:19:56,494 You have lighting? You have lighting?
527 00:19:56,494 00:19:57,924 This is my work. This is my work.
528 00:19:57,924 00:20:00,464 - It's your work? - You know "Class Up." - It's your work? - You know "Class Up."
529 00:20:00,464 00:20:02,363 - Yes, "Class Up." - I play the song, - Yes, "Class Up." - I play the song,
530 00:20:02,363 00:20:04,434 put a canvass on the floor, put a canvass on the floor,
531 00:20:04,434 00:20:05,764 and dance on it. and dance on it.
532 00:20:05,764 00:20:07,234 After I dance, After I dance,
533 00:20:07,234 00:20:10,633 I cut the picture out from the canvass... I cut the picture out from the canvass...
534 00:20:10,633 00:20:12,749 and made a suit. and made a suit.
535 00:20:13,143 00:20:15,143 - This is all your work? - Yes. - This is all your work? - Yes.
536 00:20:15,143 00:20:18,313 Goodness, when did you do all this? Goodness, when did you do all this?
537 00:20:18,313 00:20:19,613 Do they have names? Do they have names?
538 00:20:19,613 00:20:21,754 This is "Blue." That's "Violet." This is "Blue." That's "Violet."
539 00:20:21,754 00:20:23,353 - Blue and Violet? - Yes. - Blue and Violet? - Yes.
540 00:20:23,353 00:20:25,654 You exhibit these in Paris? You exhibit these in Paris?
541 00:20:25,654 00:20:27,484 Yes, I work there... Yes, I work there...
542 00:20:27,484 00:20:30,454 and I get invited to festivals. and I get invited to festivals.
543 00:20:30,454 00:20:33,092 Ma'am, have a seat for a second. Ma'am, have a seat for a second.
544 00:20:33,093 00:20:36,093 I've known Solbi for a long time. I've known Solbi for a long time.
545 00:20:36,093 00:20:38,464 But I've never met her... But I've never met her...
546 00:20:38,464 00:20:41,873 outside and visited her place. outside and visited her place.
547 00:20:41,873 00:20:44,033 I really like being at your studio. I really like being at your studio.
548 00:20:44,033 00:20:45,073 Really? Really?
549 00:20:45,073 00:20:47,843 You're so handsome in person. You're so handsome in person.
550 00:20:47,843 00:20:49,143 Ma'am. Ma'am.
551 00:20:49,143 00:20:50,944 I've never heard that one. I've never heard that one.
552 00:20:50,944 00:20:52,684 - No. - I've never heard it. - No. - I've never heard it.
553 00:20:52,684 00:20:54,744 I'm serious. I'm serious.
554 00:20:54,744 00:20:56,514 You're really young. You're really young.
555 00:20:56,514 00:20:58,524 Did you have Solbi when you were young? Did you have Solbi when you were young?
556 00:20:58,524 00:21:00,729 - Of course. - Were you in your 20s? - Of course. - Were you in your 20s?
557 00:21:02,994 00:21:04,599 In my 30s. In my 30s.
558 00:21:04,964 00:21:07,063 (Talk disharmony) (Talk disharmony)
559 00:21:07,063 00:21:08,138 I'm... I'm...
560 00:21:08,563 00:21:10,694 I think I had her when I was 30. I think I had her when I was 30.
561 00:21:10,694 00:21:13,133 You had Solbi in your 30s. You had Solbi in your 30s.
562 00:21:13,133 00:21:16,103 Solbi is really smart and... Solbi is really smart and...
563 00:21:16,103 00:21:18,643 If we say these things by ourselves, people will... If we say these things by ourselves, people will...
564 00:21:18,643 00:21:21,043 - laugh at us. - They won't believe you. - laugh at us. - They won't believe you.
565 00:21:21,043 00:21:22,543 Sometimes I wonder... Sometimes I wonder...
566 00:21:22,543 00:21:24,849 if she's a real genius. if she's a real genius.
567 00:21:25,043 00:21:26,484 - She can be weird sometimes. - Yes. - She can be weird sometimes. - Yes.
568 00:21:26,484 00:21:28,813 I heard she was a bit different when she was little. I heard she was a bit different when she was little.
569 00:21:28,813 00:21:30,083 Yes, she was different. Yes, she was different.
570 00:21:30,083 00:21:31,684 Her dreams never changed. Her dreams never changed.
571 00:21:31,684 00:21:33,484 She wanted to be a celebrity. She wanted to be a celebrity.
572 00:21:33,484 00:21:36,623 I tried really hard to stop her. I tried really hard to stop her.
573 00:21:36,623 00:21:37,754 - She tried really hard. - How come? - She tried really hard. - How come?
574 00:21:37,754 00:21:38,863 - It's not for anyone. - It's not something... - It's not for anyone. - It's not something...
575 00:21:38,863 00:21:40,664 that anyone can become. that anyone can become.
576 00:21:40,664 00:21:43,063 She wasn't all that pretty either. She wasn't all that pretty either.
577 00:21:43,063 00:21:45,309 She wasn't that pretty. She wasn't that pretty.
578 00:21:45,563 00:21:47,533 - So... - That was harsh. - So... - That was harsh.
579 00:21:47,533 00:21:50,103 She's right next to you. That's a bit harsh. She's right next to you. That's a bit harsh.
580 00:21:50,103 00:21:52,244 Upstairs, Solbi told me... Upstairs, Solbi told me...
581 00:21:52,244 00:21:54,873 she's an artist and travels a lot to Paris. she's an artist and travels a lot to Paris.
582 00:21:54,873 00:21:56,674 I was really surprised. I was really surprised.
583 00:21:56,674 00:21:58,414 Was it 2016? Was it 2016?
584 00:21:58,414 00:22:01,244 You spread paint on the stage of Pop Stage. You spread paint on the stage of Pop Stage.
585 00:22:01,244 00:22:03,853 - Pop Stage? It's Music Bank. - It wasn't Pop Stage. - Pop Stage? It's Music Bank. - It wasn't Pop Stage.
586 00:22:03,853 00:22:04,883 Music Bank. Music Bank.
587 00:22:04,883 00:22:05,954 - Yes. - I meant Music Bank. - Yes. - I meant Music Bank.
588 00:22:05,954 00:22:08,623 - It was a music program. - Right. - It was a music program. - Right.
589 00:22:08,623 00:22:11,524 - Pop Stage is... - Sorry. On a music program, - Pop Stage is... - Sorry. On a music program,
590 00:22:11,524 00:22:14,123 you spread paint and did a performance. you spread paint and did a performance.
591 00:22:14,123 00:22:16,093 - In 2017. - When you saw that, - In 2017. - When you saw that,
592 00:22:16,093 00:22:18,464 you must've been shocked even more. you must've been shocked even more.
593 00:22:18,464 00:22:20,264 I was really shocked. I was really shocked.
594 00:22:20,264 00:22:23,404 What did she say after the performance? What did she say after the performance?
595 00:22:23,404 00:22:26,204 She asked me if this was really necessary in life. She asked me if this was really necessary in life.
596 00:22:26,204 00:22:27,718 (An honest review) (An honest review)
597 00:22:28,004 00:22:30,174 I heard that... I heard that...
598 00:22:30,174 00:22:32,514 - you worried a lot about the PD. - Yes. - you worried a lot about the PD. - Yes.
599 00:22:32,514 00:22:34,184 - What was that about? - A while ago. - What was that about? - A while ago.
600 00:22:34,184 00:22:37,083 It was so cold. It was so cold.
601 00:22:37,083 00:22:39,524 - The atmosphere? - Yes. - The atmosphere? - Yes.
602 00:22:39,524 00:22:43,069 Is it okay to air such a thing? Is it okay to air such a thing?
603 00:22:43,524 00:22:45,764 I heard that he was upgraded later, I heard that he was upgraded later,
604 00:22:45,764 00:22:47,664 and I was really relieved. and I was really relieved.
605 00:22:47,664 00:22:48,764 I was thankful. I was thankful.
606 00:22:48,764 00:22:50,533 He got a promotion? He got a promotion?
607 00:22:50,533 00:22:52,504 I was so thankful. I was so thankful.
608 00:22:52,504 00:22:56,133 That's how she got to go to France. That's how she got to go to France.
609 00:22:56,133 00:22:58,204 - After it was aired? - Right. - After it was aired? - Right.
610 00:22:58,204 00:23:01,813 KBS Music Bank is aired in 117 countries. KBS Music Bank is aired in 117 countries.
611 00:23:01,813 00:23:04,043 Since two years ago, I went to Spain... Since two years ago, I went to Spain...
612 00:23:04,043 00:23:06,883 and France to learn more. and France to learn more.
613 00:23:06,883 00:23:09,214 And the artists there... And the artists there...
614 00:23:09,214 00:23:11,583 - They saw the stage? - saw the performance. - They saw the stage? - saw the performance.
615 00:23:11,583 00:23:14,323 So last year, I sent my portfolio La nuit blanche. So last year, I sent my portfolio La nuit blanche.
616 00:23:14,323 00:23:16,823 It's a modern art festival. It's a modern art festival.
617 00:23:16,823 00:23:18,323 The City of Paris... The City of Paris...
618 00:23:18,323 00:23:20,739 invited me. invited me.
619 00:23:21,323 00:23:22,934 I was a singer, I was a singer,
620 00:23:22,934 00:23:25,504 and I'm doing art using music. and I'm doing art using music.
621 00:23:25,504 00:23:28,549 They thought it was interesting. They thought it was interesting.
622 00:23:28,603 00:23:31,603 A lot of people think... A lot of people think...
623 00:23:31,603 00:23:34,079 she didn't go to college. she didn't go to college.
624 00:23:34,474 00:23:36,414 That's how our image is. That's how our image is.
625 00:23:36,414 00:23:38,174 - Yes. - That's our image. - Yes. - That's our image.
626 00:23:38,174 00:23:39,643 You graduated too, right? You graduated too, right?
627 00:23:39,643 00:23:40,914 I graduated too. I graduated too.
628 00:23:40,914 00:23:43,014 But most people don't know. But most people don't know.
629 00:23:43,014 00:23:44,454 That's how it is. That's how it is.
630 00:23:44,454 00:23:46,024 I saw "Solbi's academic credentials"... I saw "Solbi's academic credentials"...
631 00:23:46,024 00:23:47,984 in relevant search words. in relevant search words.
632 00:23:47,984 00:23:50,194 I saw "Hong Jin Kyeong's academic credentials" too. I saw "Hong Jin Kyeong's academic credentials" too.
633 00:23:50,194 00:23:52,424 - Why do they want to know? - I know. - Why do they want to know? - I know.
634 00:23:52,424 00:23:54,393 I took the entrance exam to go to college. I took the entrance exam to go to college.
635 00:23:54,393 00:23:55,434 I know. I know.
636 00:23:55,434 00:23:58,093 Ma'am, tell the viewers... Ma'am, tell the viewers...
637 00:23:58,093 00:24:00,303 that Solbi is a college graduate. that Solbi is a college graduate.
638 00:24:00,303 00:24:03,504 Ladies and gentlemen, Solbi... Ladies and gentlemen, Solbi...
639 00:24:03,504 00:24:06,519 graduated from a four-year college. graduated from a four-year college.
640 00:24:06,974 00:24:08,849 Bear that in mind. Bear that in mind.
641 00:24:09,843 00:24:11,042 (Happy) (Happy)
642 00:24:11,043 00:24:13,089 Can I call my mom? Can I call my mom?
643 00:24:14,343 00:24:15,514 It's a moving moment. It's a moving moment.
644 00:24:15,514 00:24:17,583 A lot of people will know... A lot of people will know...
645 00:24:17,583 00:24:19,283 that Solbi went to college. that Solbi went to college.
646 00:24:19,283 00:24:22,823 A lot of people cleared their misunderstanding. A lot of people cleared their misunderstanding.
647 00:24:22,823 00:24:24,754 We're going to taste your food... We're going to taste your food...
648 00:24:24,754 00:24:27,164 with a joyful heart. with a joyful heart.
649 00:24:27,164 00:24:29,093 I heard you eat healthy food nowadays. I heard you eat healthy food nowadays.
650 00:24:29,093 00:24:30,168 Yes. Yes.
651 00:24:30,293 00:24:32,833 Maybe that's why you have such nice skin. Maybe that's why you have such nice skin.
652 00:24:32,833 00:24:34,362 They say I don't look sick. They say I don't look sick.
653 00:24:34,363 00:24:37,274 In 2018, my mom... In 2018, my mom...
654 00:24:37,274 00:24:38,573 had ovarian cancer. had ovarian cancer.
655 00:24:38,573 00:24:39,774 (She was diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer 2 years ago.) (She was diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer 2 years ago.)
656 00:24:39,774 00:24:40,974 My goodness. My goodness.
657 00:24:40,974 00:24:44,313 They told me I was doing well. They told me I was doing well.
658 00:24:44,313 00:24:45,714 How are you now? How are you now?
659 00:24:45,714 00:24:46,714 I'm doing very well. I'm doing very well.
660 00:24:46,714 00:24:48,244 I'm thankful for everything. I'm thankful for everything.
661 00:24:48,244 00:24:50,754 I think of it as another life that was given to me. I think of it as another life that was given to me.
662 00:24:50,754 00:24:52,823 That means for people... That means for people...
663 00:24:52,823 00:24:55,454 who need to eat healthily, who need to eat healthily,
664 00:24:55,454 00:24:57,623 today's recipe is going to be very helpful. today's recipe is going to be very helpful.
665 00:24:57,623 00:25:00,164 - Right. - It's your healthy recipe. - Right. - It's your healthy recipe.
666 00:25:00,164 00:25:01,934 What's today's menu? What's today's menu?
667 00:25:01,934 00:25:04,264 Spicy noodles. It's her favorite. Spicy noodles. It's her favorite.
668 00:25:04,264 00:25:05,264 Spicy noodles? Spicy noodles?
669 00:25:05,264 00:25:06,833 It's not just spicy noodles. It's not just spicy noodles.
670 00:25:06,833 00:25:08,333 Isn't it made of flour? Isn't it made of flour?
671 00:25:08,333 00:25:11,133 But I like it. She doesn't eat it but I do. But I like it. She doesn't eat it but I do.
672 00:25:11,133 00:25:13,043 Along with spicy noodles, Along with spicy noodles,
673 00:25:13,043 00:25:15,774 you get meat to eat with the spicy noodles. you get meat to eat with the spicy noodles.
674 00:25:15,774 00:25:18,388 - Is that her healthy food? - Yes. - Is that her healthy food? - Yes.
675 00:25:18,744 00:25:20,718 (Tender pork slices) (Tender pork slices)
676 00:25:21,184 00:25:23,858 (Try some pork slices with the spicy noodles.) (Try some pork slices with the spicy noodles.)
677 00:25:24,283 00:25:26,454 The meat is your healthy food, The meat is your healthy food,
678 00:25:26,454 00:25:28,454 and spicy noodles is Solbi's favorite? and spicy noodles is Solbi's favorite?
679 00:25:28,454 00:25:30,529 - She put them together. - I see. - She put them together. - I see.
680 00:25:30,593 00:25:32,363 Okay, I can't wait. Okay, I can't wait.
681 00:25:32,363 00:25:33,438 Okay. Okay.
682 00:25:33,863 00:25:36,434 You must've gone through trouble to make all this. You must've gone through trouble to make all this.
683 00:25:36,434 00:25:37,893 What do you dip the meat in? What do you dip the meat in?
684 00:25:37,893 00:25:39,863 You don't dip it. You wrap it... You don't dip it. You wrap it...
685 00:25:39,863 00:25:41,062 in here. in here.
686 00:25:41,063 00:25:43,148 This is full of lactic acid bacteria. This is full of lactic acid bacteria.
687 00:25:43,404 00:25:45,378 (A table full of healthy food) (A table full of healthy food)
688 00:25:45,643 00:25:47,043 Thank you. Thank you.
689 00:25:47,043 00:25:48,573 - Try some. - It's really unique. - Try some. - It's really unique.
690 00:25:48,573 00:25:51,113 You usually eat these two separately, You usually eat these two separately,
691 00:25:51,113 00:25:53,143 but they're served together. but they're served together.
692 00:25:53,143 00:25:56,329 The noodles are Solbi's favorite. The noodles are Solbi's favorite.
693 00:25:57,113 00:26:00,428 It's really nice for a meal. It's really nice for a meal.
694 00:26:03,093 00:26:05,053 (Her eyebrows of truth are moving.) (Her eyebrows of truth are moving.)
695 00:26:05,053 00:26:06,562 The kimchi... The kimchi...
696 00:26:06,563 00:26:08,264 She made it herself. She made it herself.
697 00:26:08,264 00:26:09,793 The kimchi is good... The kimchi is good...
698 00:26:09,793 00:26:11,694 which makes it amazing. which makes it amazing.
699 00:26:11,694 00:26:13,904 You make really good kimchi. You make really good kimchi.
700 00:26:13,904 00:26:15,504 It's from two years ago. It's from two years ago.
701 00:26:15,504 00:26:17,908 It's from two years ago? It's from two years ago?
702 00:26:21,914 00:26:23,073 (Amazed) (Amazed)
703 00:26:23,073 00:26:26,283 I don't taste any staleness from the spicy noodles. I don't taste any staleness from the spicy noodles.
704 00:26:26,283 00:26:28,754 - There's no pepper paste, right? - No, there isn't. - There's no pepper paste, right? - No, there isn't.
705 00:26:28,754 00:26:30,613 - Right? - Usually, people... - Right? - Usually, people...
706 00:26:30,613 00:26:32,853 mix it in chili pepper paste with vinegar. mix it in chili pepper paste with vinegar.
707 00:26:32,853 00:26:36,269 - You just used kimchi. - Right. - You just used kimchi. - Right.
708 00:26:36,823 00:26:38,154 It's so good. It's perfect for my taste. It's so good. It's perfect for my taste.
709 00:26:38,154 00:26:40,623 Of the kimchi noodles that I've tried, Of the kimchi noodles that I've tried,
710 00:26:40,623 00:26:42,539 this is in the top three. this is in the top three.
711 00:26:43,793 00:26:46,033 - Do you like light flavors? - Yes. - Do you like light flavors? - Yes.
712 00:26:46,033 00:26:48,279 (The light flavor amazes her.) (The light flavor amazes her.)
713 00:26:49,533 00:26:52,274 You must be happy, Solbi. Your mother is an amazing cook. You must be happy, Solbi. Your mother is an amazing cook.
714 00:26:52,274 00:26:54,404 I go to places where... I go to places where...
715 00:26:54,404 00:26:57,543 they teach you healthy recipes. they teach you healthy recipes.
716 00:26:57,543 00:26:59,583 I learned all this by going to those places. I learned all this by going to those places.
717 00:26:59,583 00:27:01,954 I need to maintain my own health. I need to maintain my own health.
718 00:27:01,954 00:27:04,283 I used pork neck... I used pork neck...
719 00:27:04,283 00:27:06,823 because it has less fat than pork belly. because it has less fat than pork belly.
720 00:27:06,823 00:27:08,083 That's why I used... That's why I used...
721 00:27:08,083 00:27:10,424 It's so good if you eat the noodles with the meat. It's so good if you eat the noodles with the meat.
722 00:27:10,424 00:27:11,654 Isn't it delicious? Isn't it delicious?
723 00:27:11,654 00:27:14,039 (Light-tasting pork slices with fresh spicy noodles) (Light-tasting pork slices with fresh spicy noodles)
724 00:27:14,563 00:27:15,833 It's so good. It's so good.
725 00:27:15,833 00:27:18,333 Isn't there a way to cook the meat? Isn't there a way to cook the meat?
726 00:27:18,333 00:27:19,833 When boiling the meat, When boiling the meat,
727 00:27:19,833 00:27:22,573 I boil it with onion and bean sprouts. I boil it with onion and bean sprouts.
728 00:27:22,573 00:27:25,373 The texture gets so chewy and smells good too. The texture gets so chewy and smells good too.
729 00:27:25,373 00:27:26,474 I can smell bean sprouts. I can smell bean sprouts.
730 00:27:26,474 00:27:27,744 If you eat just the meat, If you eat just the meat,
731 00:27:27,744 00:27:30,749 you'll probably smell the bean sprouts. you'll probably smell the bean sprouts.
732 00:27:30,974 00:27:32,014 - I can smell it. - Right? - I can smell it. - Right?
733 00:27:32,014 00:27:34,118 You'll smell bean sprouts and onion. You'll smell bean sprouts and onion.
734 00:27:34,383 00:27:36,883 The bean sprouts got into the meat. The bean sprouts got into the meat.
735 00:27:36,883 00:27:39,184 These two are a good combination. These two are a good combination.
736 00:27:39,184 00:27:40,553 Did you make the herbs too? Did you make the herbs too?
737 00:27:40,553 00:27:43,053 Yes, I made it. Try it with the meat. Yes, I made it. Try it with the meat.
738 00:27:43,053 00:27:44,898 It was seasoned. It was seasoned.
739 00:27:45,764 00:27:47,198 (She can't help clapping.) (She can't help clapping.)
740 00:27:47,323 00:27:48,323 (Thumbs up) (Thumbs up)
741 00:27:48,323 00:27:49,764 It tastes like... It tastes like...
742 00:27:49,764 00:27:51,533 You know perilla leaves. You know perilla leaves.
743 00:27:51,533 00:27:52,904 It's not sweet at all. It's not sweet at all.
744 00:27:52,904 00:27:54,904 It's perilla leaves that were fermented deliciously. It's perilla leaves that were fermented deliciously.
745 00:27:54,904 00:27:56,404 It's really good, ma'am. It's really good, ma'am.
746 00:27:56,404 00:27:57,974 What's the sauce for this? What's the sauce for this?
747 00:27:57,974 00:28:00,204 - I didn't add anything else. - How did you do it? - I didn't add anything else. - How did you do it?
748 00:28:00,204 00:28:01,504 I just fermented it... I just fermented it...
749 00:28:01,504 00:28:03,873 with sand lance extract at a 1:1 ratio with water... with sand lance extract at a 1:1 ratio with water...
750 00:28:03,873 00:28:06,583 and vinegar. Slightly smaller than 1:1. and vinegar. Slightly smaller than 1:1.
751 00:28:06,583 00:28:08,654 You can use that ratio for the perilla leaves, right? You can use that ratio for the perilla leaves, right?
752 00:28:08,654 00:28:10,083 Yes, you can. Yes, you can.
753 00:28:10,083 00:28:12,684 - It's really good. - What else... - It's really good. - What else...
754 00:28:12,684 00:28:15,283 It's really good. You won't know unless you tasted it. It's really good. You won't know unless you tasted it.
755 00:28:15,283 00:28:17,623 I don't like sweet food. I don't like sweet food.
756 00:28:17,623 00:28:19,393 Sweet food isn't good for you. Sweet food isn't good for you.
757 00:28:19,393 00:28:22,239 I already finished the noodles. I already finished the noodles.
758 00:28:22,434 00:28:25,934 The food my mom made me... The food my mom made me...
759 00:28:25,934 00:28:27,664 always tasted bland. always tasted bland.
760 00:28:27,664 00:28:29,204 It couldn't be otherwise. It couldn't be otherwise.
761 00:28:29,204 00:28:30,674 I don't use seasoning. I don't use seasoning.
762 00:28:30,674 00:28:32,974 But this is really good food. But this is really good food.
763 00:28:32,974 00:28:36,674 The food that your mom makes is genuine. The food that your mom makes is genuine.
764 00:28:36,674 00:28:38,813 I have some kimchi left, so you can take some. I have some kimchi left, so you can take some.
765 00:28:38,813 00:28:41,613 No, ma'am. I'm all right. No, ma'am. I'm all right.
766 00:28:41,613 00:28:44,414 - I'll make some for you. - I'll get in trouble. - I'll make some for you. - I'll get in trouble.
767 00:28:44,414 00:28:45,883 Give her some. Give her some.
768 00:28:45,883 00:28:47,823 It's okay. I'll get in trouble. It's okay. I'll get in trouble.
769 00:28:47,823 00:28:48,994 No. No.
770 00:28:48,994 00:28:50,093 I'm serious. I'm serious.
771 00:28:50,093 00:28:51,898 This is good for you. This is good for you.
772 00:28:51,924 00:28:53,339 (Okay, then...) (Okay, then...)
773 00:28:53,393 00:28:55,434 Thank you. It's so good. Thank you. It's so good.
774 00:28:55,434 00:28:57,234 I really enjoyed it. I really enjoyed it.
775 00:28:57,234 00:28:58,964 Can you teach me... Can you teach me...
776 00:28:58,964 00:29:01,678 how you made this good food? how you made this good food?
777 00:29:02,234 00:29:03,573 (Ingredients for spicy noodles) (Ingredients for spicy noodles)
778 00:29:03,573 00:29:06,504 (Anchovies for broth, kimchi, mid-sized noodles) (Anchovies for broth, kimchi, mid-sized noodles)
779 00:29:06,504 00:29:08,274 What do we do now? What's this? What do we do now? What's this?
780 00:29:08,274 00:29:10,014 The anchovies... The anchovies...
781 00:29:10,014 00:29:12,514 I don't use regular water. I don't use regular water.
782 00:29:12,514 00:29:15,754 I use the head that was cleaned out. I use the head that was cleaned out.
783 00:29:15,754 00:29:17,829 Why do you use just the head? Why do you use just the head?
784 00:29:17,914 00:29:19,424 People usually discard it. People usually discard it.
785 00:29:19,424 00:29:20,823 Isn't it bitter? Isn't it bitter?
786 00:29:20,823 00:29:23,123 It's not. You go like this. It's not. You go like this.
787 00:29:23,123 00:29:25,863 They say it has a lot of calcium. They say it has a lot of calcium.
788 00:29:25,863 00:29:28,464 You don't cook the noodles in regular water. You don't cook the noodles in regular water.
789 00:29:28,464 00:29:30,964 - You cook it in broth. - Yes. - You cook it in broth. - Yes.
790 00:29:30,964 00:29:32,664 That's a lot of work. That's a lot of work.
791 00:29:32,664 00:29:34,234 You go like this. You go like this.
792 00:29:34,234 00:29:36,749 And this is... And this is...
793 00:29:37,033 00:29:39,573 - Bean sprouts? - The bean sprouts first. - Bean sprouts? - The bean sprouts first.
794 00:29:39,573 00:29:42,244 She doesn't put a lot of water in it. She doesn't put a lot of water in it.
795 00:29:42,244 00:29:45,289 You don't have to add much water. You don't have to add much water.
796 00:29:45,514 00:29:47,313 There's only a little bit of water. There's only a little bit of water.
797 00:29:47,313 00:29:48,914 Because water comes out of the bean sprouts? Because water comes out of the bean sprouts?
798 00:29:48,914 00:29:50,083 - Right. - The onions too. - Right. - The onions too.
799 00:29:50,083 00:29:51,428 (Onion) (Onion)
800 00:29:52,224 00:29:54,454 (Slice the onions and place them on top of the bean sprouts.) (Slice the onions and place them on top of the bean sprouts.)
801 00:29:54,454 00:29:58,053 What was the reason you use bean sprouts? What was the reason you use bean sprouts?
802 00:29:58,053 00:30:00,563 - The meat texture... - It gets tender? - The meat texture... - It gets tender?
803 00:30:00,563 00:30:02,638 It gets tender and light. It gets tender and light.
804 00:30:03,164 00:30:06,133 You usually have to cut these. You usually have to cut these.
805 00:30:06,133 00:30:07,404 Like this. Like this.
806 00:30:07,404 00:30:10,103 You place it on top? You place it on top?
807 00:30:10,103 00:30:11,434 And some more. And some more.
808 00:30:11,434 00:30:15,279 Right. You keep piling them up. Right. You keep piling them up.
809 00:30:17,214 00:30:19,514 Do you throw away the bean sprouts once you're done? Do you throw away the bean sprouts once you're done?
810 00:30:19,514 00:30:21,244 It's a waste. It's a waste.
811 00:30:21,244 00:30:23,984 I use them for... I use them for...
812 00:30:23,984 00:30:25,954 - japchae. - With the bean sprouts? - japchae. - With the bean sprouts?
813 00:30:25,954 00:30:27,158 Yes. Yes.
814 00:30:27,553 00:30:29,123 That's a lot of layers. That's a lot of layers.
815 00:30:29,123 00:30:31,398 You just fill it up. You just fill it up.
816 00:30:33,164 00:30:34,994 You boil it like that. You boil it like that.
817 00:30:34,994 00:30:36,264 You leave it like this. You leave it like this.
818 00:30:36,264 00:30:37,664 The noodles. The noodles.
819 00:30:37,664 00:30:40,863 We're going to make noodles now. We're going to make noodles now.
820 00:30:40,863 00:30:43,178 Tell me when you have to add this. Tell me when you have to add this.
821 00:30:44,434 00:30:46,073 Does someone have to tell you that? Does someone have to tell you that?
822 00:30:46,073 00:30:48,343 - Put it in when it boils. - She doesn't know. - Put it in when it boils. - She doesn't know.
823 00:30:48,343 00:30:50,714 Do you cook at home usually? Do you cook at home usually?
824 00:30:50,714 00:30:53,319 No, I don't. No, I don't.
825 00:30:54,383 00:30:58,454 I watch my mom cook... I watch my mom cook...
826 00:30:58,454 00:31:00,623 - I don't do that often either. - She doesn't. - I don't do that often either. - She doesn't.
827 00:31:00,623 00:31:03,168 You don't even watch her cook either. You don't even watch her cook either.
828 00:31:03,954 00:31:06,424 The color of the kimchi... The color of the kimchi...
829 00:31:06,424 00:31:08,464 - Really? - looks amazing. - Really? - looks amazing.
830 00:31:08,464 00:31:10,638 And then... And then...
831 00:31:10,694 00:31:11,694 - What's that? - Garlic. - What's that? - Garlic.
832 00:31:11,694 00:31:14,563 - You add more garlic? - About two spoons. - You add more garlic? - About two spoons.
833 00:31:14,563 00:31:16,333 (Spicy noodles sauce 1. Cut the kimchi) (Spicy noodles sauce 1. Cut the kimchi)
834 00:31:16,333 00:31:17,704 Pepper powder. Pepper powder.
835 00:31:17,704 00:31:18,843 (2. Add minced garlic, pure soy sauce, pepper powder) (2. Add minced garlic, pure soy sauce, pepper powder)
836 00:31:18,843 00:31:20,674 This is kimchi sauce. This is kimchi sauce.
837 00:31:20,674 00:31:23,173 (3. Add plenty of kimchi sauce) (3. Add plenty of kimchi sauce)
838 00:31:23,174 00:31:24,514 Do you need sesame oil? Do you need sesame oil?
839 00:31:24,514 00:31:26,684 That's for later when we mix the noodles. That's for later when we mix the noodles.
840 00:31:26,684 00:31:29,014 Sugar and sesame oil go in when you mix the noodles. Sugar and sesame oil go in when you mix the noodles.
841 00:31:29,014 00:31:30,583 - How about sesame seeds? - I want to add that. - How about sesame seeds? - I want to add that.
842 00:31:30,583 00:31:33,158 Sprinkle it here. That's... Sprinkle it here. That's...
843 00:31:33,623 00:31:35,529 That's enough. That's enough.
844 00:31:36,093 00:31:38,154 I've never seen anyone who adds sesame seeds like that. I've never seen anyone who adds sesame seeds like that.
845 00:31:38,154 00:31:39,264 How do you do it then? How do you do it then?
846 00:31:39,264 00:31:40,339 (She's really curious.) (She's really curious.)
847 00:31:42,563 00:31:44,069 Is there a way? Is there a way?
848 00:31:44,434 00:31:46,264 It's all about the care. It's all about the care.
849 00:31:46,264 00:31:48,802 (Spicy noodles sauce is complete.) (Spicy noodles sauce is complete.)
850 00:31:48,803 00:31:52,474 Solbi, could you sing that song while we're cooking? Solbi, could you sing that song while we're cooking?
851 00:31:52,474 00:31:54,944 I think it's really addictive. I think it's really addictive.
852 00:31:54,944 00:31:56,974 The verse is addictive too. The verse is addictive too.
853 00:31:56,974 00:31:57,974 What's that? What's that?
854 00:31:57,974 00:32:00,618 (She starts immediately without warming up.) (She starts immediately without warming up.)
855 00:32:01,744 00:32:04,783 Living in a nice place. I like nice stuff. Living in a nice place. I like nice stuff.
856 00:32:04,783 00:32:08,853 What's your class? Class up up up up up. What's your class? Class up up up up up.
857 00:32:08,853 00:32:12,323 Class up up up up up. Class up up up up up.
858 00:32:12,323 00:32:15,938 Hong Jin Kyeong up up up up up. Hong Jin Kyeong up up up up up.
859 00:32:16,063 00:32:17,664 - What are you doing? - Ma'am. - What are you doing? - Ma'am.
860 00:32:17,664 00:32:20,504 There's a song that never ends. There's a song that never ends.
861 00:32:20,504 00:32:23,273 ("A Song That Never Ends" Original title: Class up, by Solbi) ("A Song That Never Ends" Original title: Class up, by Solbi)
862 00:32:23,274 00:32:25,148 (The background music starts playing.) (The background music starts playing.)
863 00:32:25,944 00:32:28,603 Isn't it good for background music? Isn't it good for background music?
864 00:32:28,603 00:32:29,989 For the mood right now? For the mood right now?
865 00:32:30,414 00:32:32,358 We're boiling pork slices. We're boiling pork slices.
866 00:32:32,843 00:32:35,729 The viewers would laugh at this. The viewers would laugh at this.
867 00:32:36,353 00:32:39,184 - I'm trying to be funny. - They say cooking is rhythm. - I'm trying to be funny. - They say cooking is rhythm.
868 00:32:39,184 00:32:42,229 - Right, cook to the rhythm. - Got it. - Right, cook to the rhythm. - Got it.
869 00:32:43,454 00:32:45,839 (Leave your tongs to the rhythm.) (Leave your tongs to the rhythm.)
870 00:32:45,924 00:32:48,499 (She's feeling the rhythm.) (She's feeling the rhythm.)
871 00:32:49,994 00:32:51,739 This is the move for this. This is the move for this.
872 00:32:53,934 00:32:56,148 Doing waves like this. Doing waves like this.
873 00:32:56,404 00:32:58,603 (She adds the noodles to the rhythm.) (She adds the noodles to the rhythm.)
874 00:32:58,603 00:32:59,779 (Right now) (Right now)
875 00:33:02,243 00:33:03,448 (Mid-sized noodles go in.) (Mid-sized noodles go in.)
876 00:33:03,774 00:33:06,444 The situation right now... The situation right now...
877 00:33:06,444 00:33:09,884 She's boiling noodles here. She's boiling noodles here.
878 00:33:09,884 00:33:12,183 She's such a bright girl. She's such a bright girl.
879 00:33:12,183 00:33:14,284 She's dancing behind you when you're boiling noodles. She's dancing behind you when you're boiling noodles.
880 00:33:14,284 00:33:16,353 Solbi is such a bright girl. Solbi is such a bright girl.
881 00:33:16,353 00:33:17,669 (Being cute) (Being cute)
882 00:33:18,524 00:33:19,594 (She shakes her head.) (She shakes her head.)
883 00:33:19,594 00:33:20,864 (Laughing) (Laughing)
884 00:33:20,864 00:33:21,924 Up up. Up up.
885 00:33:21,924 00:33:23,633 She's happy. She's happy.
886 00:33:23,634 00:33:25,293 - Solbi, are you happy? - I am. - Solbi, are you happy? - I am.
887 00:33:25,293 00:33:27,763 She's like that at home too. She's like that at home too.
888 00:33:27,763 00:33:29,203 - She dances when she's happy? - Yes. - She dances when she's happy? - Yes.
889 00:33:29,203 00:33:31,048 You add cold water? You add cold water?
890 00:33:31,304 00:33:33,243 I'll add it in a moment... I'll add it in a moment...
891 00:33:33,243 00:33:35,473 - when it starts to boil. - I see. - when it starts to boil. - I see.
892 00:33:35,473 00:33:37,274 Sing a ballad for us. A new one. Sing a ballad for us. A new one.
893 00:33:37,274 00:33:38,774 - It came out in November. - What's the title? - It came out in November. - What's the title?
894 00:33:38,774 00:33:40,243 "Tears Become Rain." "Tears Become Rain."
895 00:33:40,243 00:33:42,588 (The transition is so sudden.) (The transition is so sudden.)
896 00:33:42,784 00:33:45,329 It's a sad title, but... It's a sad title, but...
897 00:33:45,384 00:33:47,754 - What's the matter? - Tears Become Rain. - What's the matter? - Tears Become Rain.
898 00:33:47,754 00:33:50,169 (When the noodles start to boil...) (When the noodles start to boil...)
899 00:33:51,993 00:33:54,824 It's perfect for boiling noodles. It's perfect for boiling noodles.
900 00:33:54,824 00:33:56,194 Really? Really?
901 00:33:56,194 00:33:58,433 - I like "Class Up" better. - "Tears Become Rain"... - I like "Class Up" better. - "Tears Become Rain"...
902 00:33:58,433 00:34:01,008 and the noodles have something in common. and the noodles have something in common.
903 00:34:02,373 00:34:03,609 With the noodles? With the noodles?
904 00:34:04,103 00:34:05,818 (They have different sensibilities.) (They have different sensibilities.)
905 00:34:06,603 00:34:08,743 Isn't it closer to japchae? Isn't it closer to japchae?
906 00:34:08,743 00:34:11,149 (She has a unique sensibility.) (She has a unique sensibility.)
907 00:34:12,813 00:34:14,419 (She checks if the noodles are done.) (She checks if the noodles are done.)
908 00:34:15,413 00:34:18,353 If you see white stuff coming out, If you see white stuff coming out,
909 00:34:18,353 00:34:19,683 it means it's not done yet. it means it's not done yet.
910 00:34:19,683 00:34:21,428 We can wash it now. We can wash it now.
911 00:34:23,493 00:34:25,368 (She washes the noodles in cold water to make it chewier.) (She washes the noodles in cold water to make it chewier.)
912 00:34:27,393 00:34:29,269 It was cooked really well. It was cooked really well.
913 00:34:29,493 00:34:31,234 (She just has to mix it with the sauce now.) (She just has to mix it with the sauce now.)
914 00:34:31,234 00:34:33,663 - Pour it now. - Pour sesame oil? - Pour it now. - Pour sesame oil?
915 00:34:33,663 00:34:35,033 (She pours sesame oil.) (She pours sesame oil.)
916 00:34:35,034 00:34:36,473 - Add some sugar. - Sugar? - Add some sugar. - Sugar?
917 00:34:36,473 00:34:37,574 (She adds sugar too.) (She adds sugar too.)
918 00:34:37,574 00:34:41,579 - It looks delicious. - I love the smell of sesame oil. - It looks delicious. - I love the smell of sesame oil.
919 00:34:41,703 00:34:42,913 You know what's interesting? You know what's interesting?
920 00:34:42,913 00:34:45,984 Food moms make with their hands tastes different. Food moms make with their hands tastes different.
921 00:34:45,984 00:34:47,944 It doesn't taste the same when you make it. It doesn't taste the same when you make it.
922 00:34:47,944 00:34:49,559 This is the tastiest bite. This is the tastiest bite.
923 00:34:49,654 00:34:50,789 Thank you. Thank you.
924 00:34:50,984 00:34:52,559 (It's the tastiest bite.) (It's the tastiest bite.)
925 00:34:52,583 00:34:53,754 It's so tasty. It's so tasty.
926 00:34:53,754 00:34:54,928 (It works up her appetite.) (It works up her appetite.)
927 00:34:54,984 00:34:56,368 (Solbi takes a bite too.) (Solbi takes a bite too.)
928 00:34:56,524 00:34:57,928 (This is the taste!) (This is the taste!)
929 00:34:58,154 00:34:59,723 While the taste of kimchi is very important, While the taste of kimchi is very important,
930 00:34:59,723 00:35:01,694 the noodles have been boiled perfectly. the noodles have been boiled perfectly.
931 00:35:01,694 00:35:04,238 - Shall we open the lid? - I wonder it turned out. - Shall we open the lid? - I wonder it turned out.
932 00:35:05,964 00:35:07,063 (Glossy steamed pork is complete.) (Glossy steamed pork is complete.)
933 00:35:07,063 00:35:10,134 - It's glossy. - It's glossy, right? - It's glossy. - It's glossy, right?
934 00:35:10,134 00:35:13,649 The aroma of bean sprouts and onions... The aroma of bean sprouts and onions...
935 00:35:13,873 00:35:15,743 - A lot of water came out. - A lot of water came out. - A lot of water came out. - A lot of water came out.
936 00:35:15,743 00:35:17,473 It's water from the meat and vegetables. It's water from the meat and vegetables.
937 00:35:17,473 00:35:18,873 Had we deep-fried or pan-fried the meat, Had we deep-fried or pan-fried the meat,
938 00:35:18,873 00:35:20,583 - we would have eaten this oil. - That's right. - we would have eaten this oil. - That's right.
939 00:35:20,583 00:35:21,988 It smells amazing. It smells amazing.
940 00:35:22,953 00:35:24,928 Would you use a perfume like this? Would you use a perfume like this?
941 00:35:25,824 00:35:26,953 (She is a genius.) (She is a genius.)
942 00:35:26,953 00:35:29,054 See? My daughter is eccentric. See? My daughter is eccentric.
943 00:35:29,054 00:35:31,694 - Bean sprout perfume! - It smells good. - Bean sprout perfume! - It smells good.
944 00:35:31,694 00:35:34,968 Solbi, you should release a bean sprout perfume in Paris. Solbi, you should release a bean sprout perfume in Paris.
945 00:35:35,263 00:35:36,594 It will be a hit. It will be a hit.
946 00:35:36,594 00:35:38,068 (Tender steamed pork) (Tender steamed pork)
947 00:35:38,933 00:35:41,338 The dish is complete. The dish is complete.
948 00:35:41,603 00:35:44,304 Ma'am, would it be okay if I taste the steamed pork? Ma'am, would it be okay if I taste the steamed pork?
949 00:35:44,304 00:35:45,408 Of course. Of course.
950 00:35:47,643 00:35:48,718 (My goodness.) (My goodness.)
951 00:35:48,743 00:35:50,944 This is the moistest steamed pork I have had. This is the moistest steamed pork I have had.
952 00:35:50,944 00:35:53,444 I should make steamed pork with bean sprouts from now on. I should make steamed pork with bean sprouts from now on.
953 00:35:53,444 00:35:56,629 - It's so tasty. - It's so moist. - It's so tasty. - It's so moist.
954 00:35:56,714 00:35:58,754 Ma'am, how should we name the dish? Ma'am, how should we name the dish?
955 00:35:58,754 00:36:00,853 - How should we name it? - Solbi, come up with a name. - How should we name it? - Solbi, come up with a name.
956 00:36:00,853 00:36:04,194 Give it a cool, Parisian name like an artist. Give it a cool, Parisian name like an artist.
957 00:36:04,194 00:36:05,599 (A cool, Parisian name?) (A cool, Parisian name?)
958 00:36:06,623 00:36:09,908 Steamed Pork and Noodles, Up, Up, Up, Up, Up. Steamed Pork and Noodles, Up, Up, Up, Up, Up.
959 00:36:09,933 00:36:11,738 (She bursts out laughing.) (She bursts out laughing.)
960 00:36:12,063 00:36:15,763 Steamed Pork and Noodles, Up, Up, Up, Up, Up. Steamed Pork and Noodles, Up, Up, Up, Up, Up.
961 00:36:15,763 00:36:18,609 - It's complete. - It's complete. - It's complete. - It's complete.
962 00:36:19,034 00:36:21,444 - Thank you for your hard work. - Thank you. - Thank you for your hard work. - Thank you.
963 00:36:21,444 00:36:24,189 - Was it a good cooking lesson? - We will enjoy the dish. - Was it a good cooking lesson? - We will enjoy the dish.
964 00:36:24,313 00:36:26,618 (I stayed at this hotel when I came to the US in middle school.) (I stayed at this hotel when I came to the US in middle school.)
965 00:36:26,984 00:36:28,488 (The neighborhood improved.) (The neighborhood improved.)
966 00:36:28,583 00:36:29,789 (I heard this is the place.) (I heard this is the place.)
967 00:36:29,913 00:36:31,528 (My goodness.) (My goodness.)
968 00:36:31,554 00:36:33,223 (Episode 8) (Episode 8)
969 00:36:33,223 00:36:37,229 {\an8}[VIU Ver] tvN E08 'Friday Joy Package' "The Memories of Studying Abroad" -♥ Ruo Xi ♥- {\an8}[VIU Ver] tvN E08 'Friday Joy Package' "The Memories of Studying Abroad" -♥ Ruo Xi ♥-
970 00:36:38,054 00:36:40,324 We have no luck. It's raining again. We have no luck. It's raining again.
971 00:36:40,324 00:36:41,399 (A rainy lunchtime in New York) (A rainy lunchtime in New York)
972 00:36:41,493 00:36:44,933 As Seo Jin kept saying, don't come to New York in winter. As Seo Jin kept saying, don't come to New York in winter.
973 00:36:44,933 00:36:47,879 That's right. This is insane. That's right. This is insane.
974 00:36:48,504 00:36:51,404 This is Seo Jin's reward vacation, This is Seo Jin's reward vacation,
975 00:36:51,404 00:36:52,849 so we will go and have lunch. so we will go and have lunch.
976 00:36:53,004 00:36:56,088 We will have a light lunch with pizza. We will have a light lunch with pizza.
977 00:36:57,243 00:36:59,459 It's not a high-end restaurant, is it? It's not a high-end restaurant, is it?
978 00:36:59,513 00:37:02,512 Of course not. Pizza is nothing impressive. Of course not. Pizza is nothing impressive.
979 00:37:02,513 00:37:05,183 You don't get a whole pizza like you do in Korea. You don't get a whole pizza like you do in Korea.
980 00:37:05,183 00:37:06,859 You get a single slice. You get a single slice.
981 00:37:07,123 00:37:11,024 A slice is about one third the size of a whole pizza in Korea. A slice is about one third the size of a whole pizza in Korea.
982 00:37:11,024 00:37:12,353 - So it's very big. - Yes. - So it's very big. - Yes.
983 00:37:12,353 00:37:13,793 What's the pizza place called? What's the pizza place called?
984 00:37:13,793 00:37:17,908 It has many chain restaurants in New York. It's Ray's Pizza. It has many chain restaurants in New York. It's Ray's Pizza.
985 00:37:18,134 00:37:21,209 Did you eat there often when you lived in New York? Did you eat there often when you lived in New York?
986 00:37:21,304 00:37:24,209 It's like staple food. It's like staple food.
987 00:37:24,373 00:37:25,908 - Pizza is? - That's right. - Pizza is? - That's right.
988 00:37:26,274 00:37:27,703 It's near the campuses and... It's near the campuses and...
989 00:37:27,703 00:37:30,218 I thought you only ate Asian food. I thought you only ate Asian food.
990 00:37:30,513 00:37:31,973 I guess you had American food when you were younger. I guess you had American food when you were younger.
991 00:37:31,973 00:37:33,488 I had it for lunch. I had it for lunch.
992 00:37:34,214 00:37:36,329 (Glancing over) (Glancing over)
993 00:37:37,284 00:37:40,829 I stayed at this hotel when I came to the US in middle school. I stayed at this hotel when I came to the US in middle school.
994 00:37:41,154 00:37:43,169 You must have been rich in middle school. You must have been rich in middle school.
995 00:37:43,453 00:37:46,039 I used promotions. I used promotions.
996 00:37:46,464 00:37:49,769 (The hotel Seo Jin stayed in as a middle schooler) (The hotel Seo Jin stayed in as a middle schooler)
997 00:37:49,933 00:37:52,933 - It's Shake Shack. - This is it. It looks fancy. - It's Shake Shack. - This is it. It looks fancy.
998 00:37:52,933 00:37:55,138 It has beautiful lights. Do you see the line? It has beautiful lights. Do you see the line?
999 00:37:55,263 00:37:57,508 This is where the tourists go. This is where the tourists go.
1000 00:37:57,703 00:38:00,149 Do you really need to line up for Shake Shack? Do you really need to line up for Shake Shack?
1001 00:38:00,643 00:38:03,074 We passed by Shake Shack... We passed by Shake Shack...
1002 00:38:03,074 00:38:04,948 to go to a pizza place. to go to a pizza place.
1003 00:38:05,674 00:38:07,718 Why would you line up to eat at Shake Shack? Why would you line up to eat at Shake Shack?
1004 00:38:07,844 00:38:10,082 Every country has pizza restaurants. Every country has pizza restaurants.
1005 00:38:10,083 00:38:12,623 That's right. So far, I have seen... That's right. So far, I have seen...
1006 00:38:12,623 00:38:14,583 about 5 or 6 pizza places. about 5 or 6 pizza places.
1007 00:38:14,583 00:38:16,568 (They see another pizza place.) (They see another pizza place.)
1008 00:38:16,793 00:38:18,099 There is another pizza place. There is another pizza place.
1009 00:38:20,094 00:38:22,563 New York has been bombarded with pizza places. New York has been bombarded with pizza places.
1010 00:38:22,563 00:38:24,209 There are so many of them. There are so many of them.
1011 00:38:24,433 00:38:27,338 The US is the pizza republic. The US is the pizza republic.
1012 00:38:27,504 00:38:30,774 This neighborhood has many hotels and tourists, This neighborhood has many hotels and tourists,
1013 00:38:30,774 00:38:33,678 so there are pizza places. I see another one over there. so there are pizza places. I see another one over there.
1014 00:38:33,804 00:38:35,618 There are a lot of people. Their pizza must be tasty. There are a lot of people. Their pizza must be tasty.
1015 00:38:36,473 00:38:39,884 We could eat at a place like this. We don't have to go that way. We could eat at a place like this. We don't have to go that way.
1016 00:38:39,884 00:38:43,888 But it's the place you frequented as a university student. But it's the place you frequented as a university student.
1017 00:38:44,013 00:38:46,583 I see another one. There are so many pizza places. I see another one. There are so many pizza places.
1018 00:38:46,583 00:38:47,758 (Eat at a nearby pizza place when you come to New York.) (Eat at a nearby pizza place when you come to New York.)
1019 00:38:48,484 00:38:50,999 (Glancing around) (Glancing around)
1020 00:38:51,824 00:38:54,899 (He keeps glancing around.) (He keeps glancing around.)
1021 00:38:55,763 00:38:59,539 This is the 49th street. Shall we walk down one more block? This is the 49th street. Shall we walk down one more block?
1022 00:38:59,933 00:39:01,778 The pizza place is to our right. The pizza place is to our right.
1023 00:39:02,333 00:39:04,209 Shall we go to your old neighborhood? Shall we go to your old neighborhood?
1024 00:39:05,103 00:39:06,174 (After the first meal in New York) (After the first meal in New York)
1025 00:39:06,174 00:39:08,649 (My old place is 10 blocks from our hotel.) (My old place is 10 blocks from our hotel.)
1026 00:39:08,674 00:39:10,789 (It's 10 blocks across the street, so it's pretty close.) (It's 10 blocks across the street, so it's pretty close.)
1027 00:39:11,043 00:39:14,818 (A building that is similar to his old place) (A building that is similar to his old place)
1028 00:39:14,984 00:39:16,459 (It was cold and insane.) (It was cold and insane.)
1029 00:39:16,554 00:39:18,229 (Everything creaked.) (Everything creaked.)
1030 00:39:18,384 00:39:21,698 (But there was a fireplace.) (But there was a fireplace.)
1031 00:39:21,853 00:39:23,198 (When you didn't clean up,) (When you didn't clean up,)
1032 00:39:23,324 00:39:25,194 (the dust gathered around...) (the dust gathered around...)
1033 00:39:25,194 00:39:26,864 (and became balls.) (and became balls.)
1034 00:39:26,864 00:39:29,198 (You could add them to the fireplace like firewood.) (You could add them to the fireplace like firewood.)
1035 00:39:29,223 00:39:31,709 (They caught on fire very well.) (They caught on fire very well.)
1036 00:39:32,063 00:39:35,338 (The place where he burned dust balls) (The place where he burned dust balls)
1037 00:39:35,964 00:39:39,404 Seo Jin made an extraordinary suggestion. Seo Jin made an extraordinary suggestion.
1038 00:39:39,404 00:39:41,344 He will show us his old place. He will show us his old place.
1039 00:39:41,344 00:39:43,413 I am not sure if this is the right place. I am not sure if this is the right place.
1040 00:39:43,413 00:39:46,419 Lee Seo Jin's old place in New York will be revealed soon. Lee Seo Jin's old place in New York will be revealed soon.
1041 00:39:46,714 00:39:48,388 Why does this place look unfamiliar? Why does this place look unfamiliar?
1042 00:39:49,083 00:39:51,388 He says it's somewhere around here. He says it's somewhere around here.
1043 00:39:51,583 00:39:52,829 Maybe I am wrong. Maybe I am wrong.
1044 00:39:54,654 00:39:56,853 - I think it's the next block. - Next block? - I think it's the next block. - Next block?
1045 00:39:56,853 00:39:57,893 - Yes. - Let's go. - Yes. - Let's go.
1046 00:39:57,893 00:40:00,163 Was it the 1st or the 2nd house? Was it the 1st or the 2nd house?
1047 00:40:00,163 00:40:03,263 I lived in Brooklyn at first. Then I lived with my friend. I lived in Brooklyn at first. Then I lived with my friend.
1048 00:40:03,263 00:40:04,609 (It's the place he lived in with his friend.) (It's the place he lived in with his friend.)
1049 00:40:04,864 00:40:07,979 There weren't these fancy buildings back then. There weren't these fancy buildings back then.
1050 00:40:08,333 00:40:10,933 (It's a fancy building that looks cool.) (It's a fancy building that looks cool.)
1051 00:40:10,933 00:40:13,249 I think we are in a rich neighborhood. I think we are in a rich neighborhood.
1052 00:40:13,904 00:40:16,919 (It doesn't look like an apartment.) (It doesn't look like an apartment.)
1053 00:40:17,274 00:40:19,419 I don't think this is the place. Maybe we need to go one more block. I don't think this is the place. Maybe we need to go one more block.
1054 00:40:19,614 00:40:21,243 There weren't any fancy buildings. There weren't any fancy buildings.
1055 00:40:21,243 00:40:23,088 (This isn't the neighborhood he remembers.) (This isn't the neighborhood he remembers.)
1056 00:40:23,413 00:40:26,884 Worldwide Plaza. This neighborhood looks nice. Worldwide Plaza. This neighborhood looks nice.
1057 00:40:26,884 00:40:29,129 (He hastens his footsteps.) (He hastens his footsteps.)
1058 00:40:29,424 00:40:30,729 (Looking around) (Looking around)
1059 00:40:31,293 00:40:32,499 I don't think this is the place. I don't think this is the place.
1060 00:40:33,524 00:40:35,493 Maybe we need to go one more block. Maybe we need to go one more block.
1061 00:40:35,493 00:40:37,568 - That way? - Yes. - That way? - Yes.
1062 00:40:38,493 00:40:40,439 If I am wrong, it would be a hassle to trace back our steps. If I am wrong, it would be a hassle to trace back our steps.
1063 00:40:41,063 00:40:43,649 I am unsure about the address. I am unsure about the address.
1064 00:40:44,304 00:40:46,448 50. 50. 50. 50.
1065 00:40:46,703 00:40:50,118 (He is trying to remember the address.) (He is trying to remember the address.)
1066 00:40:50,444 00:40:52,114 (They walk down one more block.) (They walk down one more block.)
1067 00:40:52,114 00:40:54,643 It was a short walk from the main street. It was a short walk from the main street.
1068 00:40:54,643 00:40:56,488 The neighborhood is a bit different, right? The neighborhood is a bit different, right?
1069 00:40:56,513 00:40:59,729 The atmosphere completely changed. The atmosphere completely changed.
1070 00:41:00,353 00:41:02,083 Before coming here, Before coming here,
1071 00:41:02,083 00:41:05,769 I asked my friend where I had lived. He gave me the address. I asked my friend where I had lived. He gave me the address.
1072 00:41:06,563 00:41:09,123 This seems like a common neighborhood in the US. This seems like a common neighborhood in the US.
1073 00:41:09,123 00:41:11,209 There are bars and stores. There are bars and stores.
1074 00:41:12,904 00:41:14,439 I guess it isn't on the 50th street. I guess it isn't on the 50th street.
1075 00:41:15,534 00:41:19,408 It was the 50th or 52nd Street. He told me it was the 50th Street. It was the 50th or 52nd Street. He told me it was the 50th Street.
1076 00:41:20,504 00:41:21,904 I don't think I have been here. I don't think I have been here.
1077 00:41:21,904 00:41:23,448 (He comes clean.) (He comes clean.)
1078 00:41:23,844 00:41:27,818 (Looking around) (Looking around)
1079 00:41:28,384 00:41:31,459 (It should be somewhere around here.) (It should be somewhere around here.)
1080 00:41:31,513 00:41:32,999 It must be gone. It must be gone.
1081 00:41:33,183 00:41:36,223 - There is a new building. - Where? - There is a new building. - Where?
1082 00:41:36,223 00:41:37,928 - Here. - Is this the place? - Here. - Is this the place?
1083 00:41:38,393 00:41:40,368 If this is the place, the old building is gone. If this is the place, the old building is gone.
1084 00:41:42,623 00:41:47,379 (Will Old New Yorker fail to find his old place?) (Will Old New Yorker fail to find his old place?)
1085 00:41:47,703 00:41:49,534 - There is a new building. - Where? - There is a new building. - Where?
1086 00:41:49,534 00:41:52,209 - Here. - This gray building? - Here. - This gray building?
1087 00:41:52,373 00:41:53,678 If this is the place... If this is the place...
1088 00:41:53,703 00:41:56,043 I think this gray building has been here for years. I think this gray building has been here for years.
1089 00:41:56,043 00:41:57,118 Maybe I am wrong. Maybe I am wrong.
1090 00:42:00,114 00:42:02,344 This building is old. This building is old.
1091 00:42:02,344 00:42:03,859 Then this isn't the place. Then this isn't the place.
1092 00:42:04,183 00:42:05,554 (The question we want to ask) (The question we want to ask)
1093 00:42:05,554 00:42:06,623 Where is it? Where is it?
1094 00:42:06,623 00:42:08,158 (Where is it?) (Where is it?)
1095 00:42:08,683 00:42:10,099 52... 52...
1096 00:42:11,293 00:42:12,629 8, 9... 8, 9...
1097 00:42:13,123 00:42:15,499 (He goes over his old address.) (He goes over his old address.)
1098 00:42:16,234 00:42:17,293 40... 40...
1099 00:42:17,293 00:42:18,368 (40th Street) (40th Street)
1100 00:42:18,493 00:42:22,238 (His eyes scan the area busily.) (His eyes scan the area busily.)
1101 00:42:22,663 00:42:26,074 This seems like the right neighborhood. This seems like the right neighborhood.
1102 00:42:26,074 00:42:28,448 The apartments give off that vibe. The apartments give off that vibe.
1103 00:42:29,513 00:42:31,149 I lived in a similar neighborhood. I lived in a similar neighborhood.
1104 00:42:32,574 00:42:37,028 (He is going back to his old place after 25 years.) (He is going back to his old place after 25 years.)
1105 00:42:37,583 00:42:43,099 (A residential area that could be his neighborhood appears.) (A residential area that could be his neighborhood appears.)
1106 00:42:46,424 00:42:47,568 This isn't it. This isn't it.
1107 00:42:49,163 00:42:50,809 (Sniffing) (Sniffing)
1108 00:42:50,993 00:42:54,508 - Are you giving up? - Let's go. It's gone. It's gone. - Are you giving up? - Let's go. It's gone. It's gone.
1109 00:42:55,663 00:42:58,579 We have sad news for the viewers. We have sad news for the viewers.
1110 00:42:58,634 00:43:01,373 It seems like Seo Jin didn't live in New York. It seems like Seo Jin didn't live in New York.
1111 00:43:01,373 00:43:02,879 (Laughing) (Laughing)
1112 00:43:03,013 00:43:04,674 (They are on their way to eat lunch.) (They are on their way to eat lunch.)
1113 00:43:04,674 00:43:06,559 Why are there so many theaters? Why are there so many theaters?
1114 00:43:06,714 00:43:09,913 There are musical theaters. I see a sign for "Cats". There are musical theaters. I see a sign for "Cats".
1115 00:43:09,913 00:43:11,258 This is the Times Square. This is the Times Square.
1116 00:43:11,614 00:43:13,852 Really? You are right. Really? You are right.
1117 00:43:13,853 00:43:17,568 (We don't care about the Times Square.) (We don't care about the Times Square.)
1118 00:43:18,594 00:43:19,669 Here it is. Here it is.
1119 00:43:20,194 00:43:22,269 We arrived at the pizza place. We arrived at the pizza place.
1120 00:43:22,393 00:43:25,393 (They arrived at a restaurant from Seo Jin's memories.) (They arrived at a restaurant from Seo Jin's memories.)
1121 00:43:25,393 00:43:29,203 After many struggles, we arrived at Ray's Pizza. After many struggles, we arrived at Ray's Pizza.
1122 00:43:29,203 00:43:31,508 Because of one celebrity's ridiculous desire... Because of one celebrity's ridiculous desire...
1123 00:43:31,703 00:43:33,979 to find his old place... to find his old place...
1124 00:43:34,143 00:43:35,448 I guess it's gone. I guess it's gone.
1125 00:43:36,413 00:43:38,218 It was an old building. It was an old building.
1126 00:43:38,844 00:43:42,088 (They soothe their hearts with pizza.) (They soothe their hearts with pizza.)
1127 00:43:42,953 00:43:45,528 Two slices of plain pizza... Two slices of plain pizza...
1128 00:43:45,654 00:43:48,999 and three slices of pepperoni pizza. and three slices of pepperoni pizza.
1129 00:43:49,484 00:43:51,329 Right here. Okay. Right here. Okay.
1130 00:43:51,853 00:43:53,999 And two slices of this. And two slices of this.
1131 00:43:55,063 00:43:57,939 (The slices are reheated on the spot.) (The slices are reheated on the spot.)
1132 00:43:58,493 00:44:00,964 - Which one would you like? - Pepperoni pizza. - Which one would you like? - Pepperoni pizza.
1133 00:44:00,964 00:44:02,404 (They try the hot pizza from Old New Yorker's memories.) (They try the hot pizza from Old New Yorker's memories.)
1134 00:44:02,404 00:44:06,479 After many struggles... What are you sprinkling? After many struggles... What are you sprinkling?
1135 00:44:06,774 00:44:07,919 Chili flakes. Chili flakes.
1136 00:44:08,304 00:44:11,919 (He sprinkles chili flakes and puts it in his mouth.) (He sprinkles chili flakes and puts it in his mouth.)
1137 00:44:12,114 00:44:13,758 Is it tasty? Is it the taste you remember? Is it tasty? Is it the taste you remember?
1138 00:44:14,013 00:44:16,484 You should try it. It's plain. You should try it. It's plain.
1139 00:44:16,484 00:44:18,258 That's pepperoni pizza, right? That's pepperoni pizza, right?
1140 00:44:18,284 00:44:19,698 The size is... The size is...
1141 00:44:20,254 00:44:22,599 It's bigger than Seo Jin's face. It's bigger than Seo Jin's face.
1142 00:44:23,424 00:44:25,493 - It won't be easy to eat 2. - 2 slices are really filling. - It won't be easy to eat 2. - 2 slices are really filling.
1143 00:44:25,493 00:44:27,063 The crust is big too. The crust is big too.
1144 00:44:27,063 00:44:30,568 (They begin to eat a slice that is as big as their faces.) (They begin to eat a slice that is as big as their faces.)
1145 00:44:30,793 00:44:31,864 It's good, right? It's good, right?
1146 00:44:31,864 00:44:33,238 It's hot. It's hot.
1147 00:44:33,333 00:44:34,809 It's good to have it after a long while. It's good to have it after a long while.
1148 00:44:37,734 00:44:39,944 (He inhales...) (He inhales...)
1149 00:44:39,944 00:44:42,873 (the food.) (the food.)
1150 00:44:42,873 00:44:44,088 How much is it? How much is it?
1151 00:44:44,214 00:44:45,349 Four dollars. Four dollars.
1152 00:44:45,373 00:44:46,658 Four dollars a slice? Four dollars a slice?
1153 00:44:46,913 00:44:48,683 This is fast food in the truest sense. This is fast food in the truest sense.
1154 00:44:48,683 00:44:49,884 The food comes out instantly. The food comes out instantly.
1155 00:44:49,884 00:44:51,658 There are so many items on the menu. Did you see the menu? There are so many items on the menu. Did you see the menu?
1156 00:44:51,784 00:44:52,984 It has everything. It has everything.
1157 00:44:52,984 00:44:54,154 Pizza, pasta, Pizza, pasta,
1158 00:44:54,154 00:44:55,284 hot sandwich... hot sandwich...
1159 00:44:55,284 00:44:57,399 It's like Gimbap Cheonguk. There are many items on the menu. It's like Gimbap Cheonguk. There are many items on the menu.
1160 00:44:57,793 00:45:00,293 But you shouldn't order something weird. But you shouldn't order something weird.
1161 00:45:00,293 00:45:02,099 You have to go for the basics. You have to go for the basics.
1162 00:45:02,424 00:45:04,833 I don't order anything... I don't order anything...
1163 00:45:04,833 00:45:06,939 other than plain or pepperoni pizza. other than plain or pepperoni pizza.
1164 00:45:07,263 00:45:10,209 I don't like strange toppings. I don't like strange toppings.
1165 00:45:10,674 00:45:12,933 - I stick to the basics. - Plain is cheese pizza, right? - I stick to the basics. - Plain is cheese pizza, right?
1166 00:45:12,933 00:45:14,873 - That's right. - It's that or pepperoni. - That's right. - It's that or pepperoni.
1167 00:45:14,873 00:45:16,444 Pepperoni. Those two are all I can stand. Pepperoni. Those two are all I can stand.
1168 00:45:16,444 00:45:18,973 This isn't a fancy restaurant, This isn't a fancy restaurant,
1169 00:45:18,973 00:45:20,344 so you should stick to the basics. so you should stick to the basics.
1170 00:45:20,344 00:45:22,484 - Order the popular dishes. - That's right. - Order the popular dishes. - That's right.
1171 00:45:22,484 00:45:23,754 Does it taste the same? Does it taste the same?
1172 00:45:23,754 00:45:25,189 (The taste brings back memories by 100 percent.) (The taste brings back memories by 100 percent.)
1173 00:45:25,214 00:45:27,054 - It's tastier. - Is it tastier? - It's tastier. - Is it tastier?
1174 00:45:27,054 00:45:28,183 Is it because I haven't had it in a while? Is it because I haven't had it in a while?
1175 00:45:28,183 00:45:31,054 Did you eat this before classes when you were in university? Did you eat this before classes when you were in university?
1176 00:45:31,054 00:45:32,353 I ate it at the university. I ate it at the university.
1177 00:45:32,353 00:45:33,999 - As lunch? - That's right. - As lunch? - That's right.
1178 00:45:34,163 00:45:36,169 I ate this for dinner too. I ate this for dinner too.
1179 00:45:36,223 00:45:39,269 Students don't eat fancy dinners. Students don't eat fancy dinners.
1180 00:45:39,833 00:45:41,663 I ate the same thing for dinner. I ate the same thing for dinner.
1181 00:45:41,663 00:45:42,838 (There is another dish Seo Jin ate often as a student.) (There is another dish Seo Jin ate often as a student.)
1182 00:45:43,134 00:45:45,603 Is there a restaurant you liked or frequented? Is there a restaurant you liked or frequented?
1183 00:45:45,603 00:45:48,019 - Taco Bell. - I see. - Taco Bell. - I see.
1184 00:45:48,074 00:45:50,473 The only foreign food I like is taco. The only foreign food I like is taco.
1185 00:45:50,473 00:45:51,913 That's good. That's good.
1186 00:45:51,913 00:45:54,488 When I go to New York, I eat five tacos. When I go to New York, I eat five tacos.
1187 00:45:55,143 00:45:58,028 I crave that dish once in a while. I crave that dish once in a while.
1188 00:45:58,913 00:46:01,852 (Let's go and meet Old New Yorker's soul food.) (Let's go and meet Old New Yorker's soul food.)
1189 00:46:01,853 00:46:04,129 Where are we going to eat tacos? Where are we going to eat tacos?
1190 00:46:04,293 00:46:06,269 Taco Bell, of course. Taco Bell, of course.
1191 00:46:06,623 00:46:08,269 Taco and burrito. Taco and burrito.
1192 00:46:08,563 00:46:09,738 With taco, With taco,
1193 00:46:10,293 00:46:11,534 the fillings aren't covered completely. the fillings aren't covered completely.
1194 00:46:11,534 00:46:13,209 With burrito, they are. With burrito, they are.
1195 00:46:14,534 00:46:16,833 When my friends and I gathered around in New York, When my friends and I gathered around in New York,
1196 00:46:16,833 00:46:20,202 we bought 200 tacos and piled them on the desk. we bought 200 tacos and piled them on the desk.
1197 00:46:20,203 00:46:21,818 We ate one whenever we wanted. We ate one whenever we wanted.
1198 00:46:21,844 00:46:24,448 You can eat 4 to 5 tacos in a sitting. You can eat 4 to 5 tacos in a sitting.
1199 00:46:24,944 00:46:26,714 Was it that tasty? Was it that tasty?
1200 00:46:26,714 00:46:27,988 That's right. That's right.
1201 00:46:29,384 00:46:31,083 There is Taco Bell. There is Taco Bell.
1202 00:46:31,083 00:46:33,028 (He arrives at the taco place.) (He arrives at the taco place.)
1203 00:46:33,784 00:46:37,999 (Seo Jin is welcomed by...) (Seo Jin is welcomed by...)
1204 00:46:38,353 00:46:40,899 The ordering system changed in the US too. The ordering system changed in the US too.
1205 00:46:41,594 00:46:42,993 What did you eat when you were in university? What did you eat when you were in university?
1206 00:46:42,993 00:46:44,439 My favorite is crunchy taco. My favorite is crunchy taco.
1207 00:46:44,993 00:46:47,638 (Old New Yorker's favorite) (Old New Yorker's favorite)
1208 00:46:49,433 00:46:50,703 What is this? What is this?
1209 00:46:50,703 00:46:51,908 Gosh, that startled me. Gosh, that startled me.
1210 00:46:52,373 00:46:54,074 I want this one. Supreme Combo. I want this one. Supreme Combo.
1211 00:46:54,074 00:46:55,304 (They hurriedly choose from the menu.) (They hurriedly choose from the menu.)
1212 00:46:55,304 00:46:56,789 I want this one. I want this one.
1213 00:46:57,543 00:47:01,019 (They get a strange pop-up.) (They get a strange pop-up.)
1214 00:47:01,214 00:47:02,583 Shouldn't we choose from this? Shouldn't we choose from this?
1215 00:47:02,583 00:47:04,129 Shouldn't we leave it be? Shouldn't we leave it be?
1216 00:47:04,154 00:47:05,289 I don't know. I don't know.
1217 00:47:05,453 00:47:06,754 (When they choose from the menu,) (When they choose from the menu,)
1218 00:47:06,754 00:47:07,924 (they get a pop-up to choose the sauce.) (they get a pop-up to choose the sauce.)
1219 00:47:07,924 00:47:09,928 This is too hard. This is too hard.
1220 00:47:10,024 00:47:11,798 (Glancing over) (Glancing over)
1221 00:47:12,293 00:47:13,723 Aren't you going to add anything? Aren't you going to add anything?
1222 00:47:13,723 00:47:16,563 I will stick to the basics. There is no need to change anything. I will stick to the basics. There is no need to change anything.
1223 00:47:16,563 00:47:18,209 Is it your first time to use a self-ordering kiosk? Is it your first time to use a self-ordering kiosk?
1224 00:47:18,563 00:47:20,439 I don't know how this works. I don't know how this works.
1225 00:47:20,504 00:47:22,004 Press "Add". Press "Add".
1226 00:47:22,004 00:47:23,234 That's the basket. That's the basket.
1227 00:47:23,234 00:47:25,548 You added one item. You added one item.
1228 00:47:25,804 00:47:27,074 Let's order everything at once. Let's order everything at once.
1229 00:47:27,074 00:47:28,218 Okay. Okay.
1230 00:47:29,074 00:47:30,143 (At once,) (At once,)
1231 00:47:30,143 00:47:31,243 This one? This one?
1232 00:47:31,243 00:47:32,743 (they order what they want.) (they order what they want.)
1233 00:47:32,743 00:47:34,218 They have varying tastes. They have varying tastes.
1234 00:47:34,743 00:47:36,754 Have you tried these dishes? Have you tried these dishes?
1235 00:47:36,754 00:47:39,388 Young people know a lot about Mexican food. Young people know a lot about Mexican food.
1236 00:47:39,513 00:47:40,852 Enter your name. Enter your name.
1237 00:47:40,853 00:47:43,158 Why do I need to do this? Why... Why do I need to do this? Why...
1238 00:47:46,424 00:47:47,899 Why are you entering my name? Why are you entering my name?
1239 00:47:48,464 00:47:49,663 (My name is precious.) (My name is precious.)
1240 00:47:49,663 00:47:51,233 You are ridiculous. You are ridiculous.
1241 00:47:51,234 00:47:54,109 (Order complete!) (Order complete!)
1242 00:47:55,304 00:47:56,508 Did they call us? Did they call us?
1243 00:47:57,074 00:47:58,703 - Y.S.? - Yes. - Y.S.? - Yes.
1244 00:47:58,703 00:48:00,048 (They get their tacos.) (They get their tacos.)
1245 00:48:00,504 00:48:02,203 (Hard taco that is crispy outside and soft inside) (Hard taco that is crispy outside and soft inside)
1246 00:48:02,203 00:48:04,143 This is a hard taco. This is a hard taco.
1247 00:48:04,143 00:48:06,444 This one is soft. This one is soft.
1248 00:48:06,444 00:48:07,843 This is a soft taco. This is a soft taco.
1249 00:48:07,844 00:48:11,028 (His cheekbones turn up.) (His cheekbones turn up.)
1250 00:48:11,583 00:48:12,689 (Eating) (Eating)
1251 00:48:13,284 00:48:14,359 (Eating) (Eating)
1252 00:48:16,793 00:48:17,868 (Eating) (Eating)
1253 00:48:21,063 00:48:22,393 Were you hungry? Were you hungry?
1254 00:48:22,393 00:48:23,539 It's really tasty. It's really tasty.
1255 00:48:24,433 00:48:25,539 (Humming in approval) (Humming in approval)
1256 00:48:25,594 00:48:27,678 - Is it the taste you wanted? - It's better than tacos in Korea. - Is it the taste you wanted? - It's better than tacos in Korea.
1257 00:48:28,263 00:48:30,134 In Korea, tacos are... In Korea, tacos are...
1258 00:48:30,134 00:48:32,074 - They are rare. - They are rare. - They are rare. - They are rare.
1259 00:48:32,074 00:48:33,849 That's why I eat tacos when I come to the US. That's why I eat tacos when I come to the US.
1260 00:48:33,944 00:48:35,919 There is a reason behind my every move. There is a reason behind my every move.
1261 00:48:36,774 00:48:39,649 (The production crew is eating busily.) (The production crew is eating busily.)
1262 00:48:40,013 00:48:42,758 Look at them. They are eating with gusto. Look at them. They are eating with gusto.
1263 00:48:42,784 00:48:44,629 Do you eat Mexican food in Korea? Do you eat Mexican food in Korea?
1264 00:48:44,813 00:48:47,083 It's much tastier here, right? See? It's much tastier here, right? See?
1265 00:48:47,083 00:48:48,324 - I knew it. - People will call you... - I knew it. - People will call you...
1266 00:48:48,324 00:48:51,324 an old fart if you insist on hearing a certain answer. an old fart if you insist on hearing a certain answer.
1267 00:48:51,324 00:48:52,353 (An old fart) (An old fart)
1268 00:48:52,353 00:48:54,464 You should ask, "What do you think?" You should ask, "What do you think?"
1269 00:48:54,464 00:48:56,063 "It's much tastier here, right?" "It's much tastier here, right?"
1270 00:48:56,063 00:48:58,669 All right. Listen. What do you think? All right. Listen. What do you think?
1271 00:48:58,833 00:49:00,008 What do you think? What do you think?
1272 00:49:00,364 00:49:02,162 (It's hard to communicate.) (It's hard to communicate.)
1273 00:49:02,163 00:49:03,408 The taste is richer. The taste is richer.
1274 00:49:03,534 00:49:04,778 It's different, right? It's different, right?
1275 00:49:05,433 00:49:07,203 At the front, At the front,
1276 00:49:07,203 00:49:09,642 there are sauces you can choose from. there are sauces you can choose from.
1277 00:49:09,643 00:49:11,913 Hot, Fire... Hot, Fire...
1278 00:49:11,913 00:49:14,313 And Diablo of an intimidating color. And Diablo of an intimidating color.
1279 00:49:14,313 00:49:15,419 (Very spicy, spicy, and mild) (Very spicy, spicy, and mild)
1280 00:49:15,784 00:49:17,384 It means it's very spicy. It means it's very spicy.
1281 00:49:17,384 00:49:18,913 I will sprinkle Diablo... I will sprinkle Diablo...
1282 00:49:18,913 00:49:20,654 on Seo Jin's taco. on Seo Jin's taco.
1283 00:49:20,654 00:49:22,254 Why would you sprinkle it on mine? I don't want it! Why would you sprinkle it on mine? I don't want it!
1284 00:49:22,254 00:49:24,123 - Try it. - No! - Try it. - No!
1285 00:49:24,123 00:49:26,528 (Producer Na tries Diablo.) (Producer Na tries Diablo.)
1286 00:49:26,824 00:49:30,309 (The Diablo challenge) (The Diablo challenge)
1287 00:49:31,293 00:49:33,809 It's not too spicy. You should try Fire. It's not too spicy. You should try Fire.
1288 00:49:34,433 00:49:37,778 The man who hates spicy food will try the Fire sauce. The man who hates spicy food will try the Fire sauce.
1289 00:49:37,873 00:49:39,234 The color is much richer. The color is much richer.
1290 00:49:39,234 00:49:40,574 It's thicker. It's thicker.
1291 00:49:40,574 00:49:42,379 (It's rich and thick.) (It's rich and thick.)
1292 00:49:43,074 00:49:44,888 (Biting) (Biting)
1293 00:49:47,114 00:49:48,413 It's a bit spicier. It's a bit spicier.
1294 00:49:48,413 00:49:49,583 It's a bit spicier. It's a bit spicier.
1295 00:49:49,583 00:49:51,189 The Hot sauce is tastier. The Hot sauce is tastier.
1296 00:49:52,013 00:49:54,999 Seo Jin only knows the basics. Seo Jin only knows the basics.
1297 00:49:55,754 00:49:58,198 Basic taco. Basic sauce. Basic taco. Basic sauce.
1298 00:49:58,293 00:50:00,493 This is the age of change. This is the age of change.
1299 00:50:00,493 00:50:03,393 Look at what the staff members ordered. Look at what the staff members ordered.
1300 00:50:03,393 00:50:04,738 They ordered a variety of dishes. They ordered a variety of dishes.
1301 00:50:04,933 00:50:07,278 They share among themselves. They share among themselves.
1302 00:50:07,433 00:50:10,749 I think the basics are the best. I think the basics are the best.
1303 00:50:10,933 00:50:12,408 The basics are the best. The basics are the best.
1304 00:50:13,074 00:50:15,703 Did you become a conservative when you aged? Did you become a conservative when you aged?
1305 00:50:15,703 00:50:18,749 It has nothing to do with being a conservative or a liberal! It has nothing to do with being a conservative or a liberal!
1306 00:50:19,444 00:50:20,683 Conservative or liberal doesn't matter. Conservative or liberal doesn't matter.
1307 00:50:20,683 00:50:22,143 What matters is the basis of democracy. What matters is the basis of democracy.
1308 00:50:22,143 00:50:23,959 You are right. You are right.
1309 00:50:24,054 00:50:25,784 You have some wise words. You have some wise words.
1310 00:50:25,784 00:50:27,928 You are a middle-aged man who is aware. You are a middle-aged man who is aware.
1311 00:50:28,024 00:50:29,829 A middle-aged man who is aware. A middle-aged man who is aware.
1312 00:50:30,654 00:50:32,623 We have listened to Seo Jin, a middle-aged man who is aware. We have listened to Seo Jin, a middle-aged man who is aware.
1313 00:50:32,623 00:50:35,539 Why are we talking about democracy in Taco Bell? Why are we talking about democracy in Taco Bell?
1314 00:50:37,134 00:50:38,433 This is Koreatown. This is Koreatown.
1315 00:50:38,433 00:50:40,234 I get surprised every time I come here. I get surprised every time I come here.
1316 00:50:40,234 00:50:42,079 Lead the way. Lead the way. Lead the way. Lead the way.
1317 00:50:43,804 00:50:46,008 (A customized performance for a fan company) (A customized performance for a fan company)
1318 00:50:46,433 00:50:49,349 Hello, everyone. This is Real Factory Experience. Hello, everyone. This is Real Factory Experience.
1319 00:50:50,444 00:50:51,689 All right. All right.
1320 00:50:52,043 00:50:54,484 Today, I will do this. Today, I will do this.
1321 00:50:54,484 00:50:57,154 I will do this. I will do this.
1322 00:50:57,154 00:50:59,384 They say the electronics factories are the best among all factories. They say the electronics factories are the best among all factories.
1323 00:50:59,384 00:51:01,324 I am at a fan factory today. I am at a fan factory today.
1324 00:51:01,324 00:51:03,623 Factory workers would say, Factory workers would say,
1325 00:51:03,623 00:51:05,024 "He made it big." "He made it big."
1326 00:51:05,024 00:51:07,824 You have learned various skills... You have learned various skills...
1327 00:51:07,824 00:51:10,493 at the assembly line. at the assembly line.
1328 00:51:10,493 00:51:12,493 Let's see... Let's see...
1329 00:51:12,493 00:51:14,864 - how well you can utilize them. - I don't want to sound arrogant, - how well you can utilize them. - I don't want to sound arrogant,
1330 00:51:14,864 00:51:16,333 but I have always been good... but I have always been good...
1331 00:51:16,333 00:51:18,134 at doing sensitive things with my hands. at doing sensitive things with my hands.
1332 00:51:18,134 00:51:19,333 Although I am not conceited, Although I am not conceited,
1333 00:51:19,333 00:51:20,804 I know I can do this. I know I can do this.
1334 00:51:20,804 00:51:22,218 Seriously. Seriously.
1335 00:51:22,304 00:51:25,543 Do you know that I once wanted to be an architect? Do you know that I once wanted to be an architect?
1336 00:51:25,543 00:51:27,884 Thus, I made many models. Thus, I made many models.
1337 00:51:27,884 00:51:31,183 I made a miniature car or hut. I made a miniature car or hut.
1338 00:51:31,183 00:51:32,829 - So you are confident. - Yes. - So you are confident. - Yes.
1339 00:51:33,083 00:51:36,059 It's a piece of cake. It's a piece of cake.
1340 00:51:36,223 00:51:38,968 I will show you the schedule of the day. I will show you the schedule of the day.
1341 00:51:39,554 00:51:41,063 There are many detailed works. There are many detailed works.
1342 00:51:41,063 00:51:43,493 Change into a uniform, assemble the fan column... Change into a uniform, assemble the fan column...
1343 00:51:43,493 00:51:44,534 That's important. That's important.
1344 00:51:44,534 00:51:46,833 Connect the inner wires... I am not good with wires. Connect the inner wires... I am not good with wires.
1345 00:51:46,833 00:51:49,234 To be honest, electricity is my weakness. To be honest, electricity is my weakness.
1346 00:51:49,234 00:51:50,603 I am good at assembling things, I am good at assembling things,
1347 00:51:50,603 00:51:52,234 but plus and minus... but plus and minus...
1348 00:51:52,234 00:51:54,543 and serial and parallel... and serial and parallel...
1349 00:51:54,543 00:51:55,774 Those things are confusing. Those things are confusing.
1350 00:51:55,774 00:51:58,214 Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello.
1351 00:51:58,214 00:51:59,413 - Welcome. - Hello. - Welcome. - Hello.
1352 00:51:59,413 00:52:02,614 I am pretty confident when it comes to assembling things, I am pretty confident when it comes to assembling things,
1353 00:52:02,614 00:52:05,614 but it looks like the tasks are complicated. but it looks like the tasks are complicated.
1354 00:52:05,614 00:52:07,083 I will be okay, right? I will be okay, right?
1355 00:52:07,083 00:52:08,583 Judging from your build... Judging from your build...
1356 00:52:08,583 00:52:10,393 - My goodness. - You will have a hard time. - My goodness. - You will have a hard time.
1357 00:52:10,393 00:52:11,468 Really? Really?
1358 00:52:12,154 00:52:14,338 Please trust in me. Please trust in me.
1359 00:52:16,263 00:52:19,094 The uniform gives me a different mindset. The uniform gives me a different mindset.
1360 00:52:19,094 00:52:20,464 - Please work energetically. - Okay. - Please work energetically. - Okay.
1361 00:52:20,464 00:52:21,734 Let's work... Let's work...
1362 00:52:21,734 00:52:22,833 - energetically. - Energetically. - energetically. - Energetically.
1363 00:52:22,833 00:52:23,833 All right. All right.
1364 00:52:23,833 00:52:25,209 - All right. - Let's go. - All right. - Let's go.
1365 00:52:26,174 00:52:30,143 (Assembling a fan) (Assembling a fan)
1366 00:52:30,143 00:52:35,888 (Assemble the fan column.) (Assemble the fan column.)
1367 00:52:37,583 00:52:43,324 (Put together the base and column.) (Put together the base and column.)
1368 00:52:43,324 00:52:51,338 (Attach buttons to the base.) (Attach buttons to the base.)
1369 00:52:54,063 00:52:59,674 (Connect the wires.) (Connect the wires.)
1370 00:52:59,674 00:53:03,574 (Solder.) (Solder.)
1371 00:53:03,574 00:53:08,513 (Attach the motor.) (Attach the motor.)
1372 00:53:08,513 00:53:11,353 (Test the functions.) (Test the functions.)
1373 00:53:11,353 00:53:15,824 (Assemble the blade guards.) (Assemble the blade guards.)
1374 00:53:15,824 00:53:19,769 (Pack.) (Pack.)
1375 00:53:20,524 00:53:23,833 (This is how fans are made.) (This is how fans are made.)
1376 00:53:23,833 00:53:27,479 (The work at the fan factory begins.) (The work at the fan factory begins.)
1377 00:53:27,603 00:53:29,034 - Today, - Hello. - Today, - Hello.
1378 00:53:29,034 00:53:31,074 - she will be your work partner. - Hello. - she will be your work partner. - Hello.
1379 00:53:31,074 00:53:32,304 I am a newbie too. I am a newbie too.
1380 00:53:32,304 00:53:33,603 - A newbie? - Yes. - A newbie? - Yes.
1381 00:53:33,603 00:53:34,804 For how many days have you worked? For how many days have you worked?
1382 00:53:34,804 00:53:35,804 Three days. Three days.
1383 00:53:35,804 00:53:36,913 - Three days? - Yes. - Three days? - Yes.
1384 00:53:36,913 00:53:38,948 Then there isn't a big difference between us. Then there isn't a big difference between us.
1385 00:53:39,013 00:53:41,484 How could you say that when she is three days your senior? How could you say that when she is three days your senior?
1386 00:53:41,484 00:53:43,114 It just feels that way. It just feels that way.
1387 00:53:43,114 00:53:46,284 - She is a senior worker. - I just feel close to her. - She is a senior worker. - I just feel close to her.
1388 00:53:46,284 00:53:47,859 I am in your care. I am in your care.
1389 00:53:48,424 00:53:50,293 - What's your name? - It's Ko Su Hyun. - What's your name? - It's Ko Su Hyun.
1390 00:53:50,293 00:53:51,953 Ko Su Hyun. Senior Su Hyun. Ko Su Hyun. Senior Su Hyun.
1391 00:53:51,953 00:53:53,663 - He is Junior Seung Gi. - Junior Seung Gi. - He is Junior Seung Gi. - Junior Seung Gi.
1392 00:53:53,663 00:53:55,293 If you have worked here for three days, If you have worked here for three days,
1393 00:53:55,293 00:53:57,993 have you experienced all the tasks? have you experienced all the tasks?
1394 00:53:57,993 00:54:00,234 No, I have only tried a few tasks. No, I have only tried a few tasks.
1395 00:54:00,234 00:54:01,763 I am a newbie, after all. I am a newbie, after all.
1396 00:54:01,763 00:54:03,603 I apply stickers. I apply stickers.
1397 00:54:03,603 00:54:05,103 - You apply stickers. - Yes. - You apply stickers. - Yes.
1398 00:54:05,103 00:54:08,373 It could be a good orientation. It could be a good orientation.
1399 00:54:08,373 00:54:09,373 That's good. That's good.
1400 00:54:09,373 00:54:12,043 I met a proper senior employee today. I met a proper senior employee today.
1401 00:54:12,043 00:54:15,413 I always worked with bad junior employees. I always worked with bad junior employees.
1402 00:54:15,413 00:54:18,428 (They begin to assemble the fan column.) (They begin to assemble the fan column.)
1403 00:54:18,484 00:54:22,099 Get the cord through here. Get the cord through here.
1404 00:54:22,723 00:54:25,528 (The neck moves the fan up and down.) (The neck moves the fan up and down.)
1405 00:54:25,754 00:54:27,738 It goes in like this. It goes in like this.
1406 00:54:28,364 00:54:29,793 Then do you this. Then do you this.
1407 00:54:29,793 00:54:30,968 (Put the cord through the column and fasten in the neck.) (Put the cord through the column and fasten in the neck.)
1408 00:54:31,063 00:54:32,433 - Push this in. - Okay. - Push this in. - Okay.
1409 00:54:32,433 00:54:33,703 (Screw to fix the column and the neck.) (Screw to fix the column and the neck.)
1410 00:54:33,703 00:54:35,238 Okay. Okay.
1411 00:54:35,364 00:54:37,174 This is yours. This is yours.
1412 00:54:37,174 00:54:38,379 Thank you. Thank you.
1413 00:54:38,473 00:54:39,609 This is mine. This is mine.
1414 00:54:40,804 00:54:42,019 (Cheating) (Cheating)
1415 00:54:42,543 00:54:43,649 (Cheating again) (Cheating again)
1416 00:54:43,714 00:54:45,373 Stop cheating, Seung Gi. Stop cheating, Seung Gi.
1417 00:54:45,373 00:54:46,444 Cheating? Cheating?
1418 00:54:46,444 00:54:48,519 I was just checking if she was doing okay. I was just checking if she was doing okay.
1419 00:54:48,614 00:54:50,559 (Worry about yourself first.) (Worry about yourself first.)
1420 00:54:52,083 00:54:53,829 (The calm senior and a junior who's a bit strange) (The calm senior and a junior who's a bit strange)
1421 00:54:56,024 00:54:58,099 What are you doing? What are you doing?
1422 00:54:58,824 00:55:01,493 Hold on. Wasn't I supposed to put it in like this? Hold on. Wasn't I supposed to put it in like this?
1423 00:55:01,493 00:55:02,893 You're right. Put it in at the top and go down. You're right. Put it in at the top and go down.
1424 00:55:02,893 00:55:04,333 It's not going in so well. It's not going in so well.
1425 00:55:04,333 00:55:05,464 (Struggling) (Struggling)
1426 00:55:05,464 00:55:07,008 Please help me. Please help me.
1427 00:55:07,534 00:55:09,904 They press it like this. They press it like this.
1428 00:55:09,904 00:55:11,404 (Press the folded part.) (Press the folded part.)
1429 00:55:11,404 00:55:13,008 And take it out. And take it out.
1430 00:55:14,603 00:55:16,743 Senior, you're very reliable. Senior, you're very reliable.
1431 00:55:16,743 00:55:18,013 Is this your first factory? Is this your first factory?
1432 00:55:18,013 00:55:20,243 - No, I've been to another one. - Really? - No, I've been to another one. - Really?
1433 00:55:20,243 00:55:21,913 I knew it. Her skills are... I knew it. Her skills are...
1434 00:55:21,913 00:55:24,614 - But it's your first time here. - Yes, it is. - But it's your first time here. - Yes, it is.
1435 00:55:24,614 00:55:27,083 But when you've been to other factories, But when you've been to other factories,
1436 00:55:27,083 00:55:28,784 you kind of get the hang of it. you kind of get the hang of it.
1437 00:55:28,784 00:55:31,024 You've been to other factories too, Seung Gi. You've been to other factories too, Seung Gi.
1438 00:55:31,024 00:55:32,694 How many have you been to? How many have you been to?
1439 00:55:32,694 00:55:34,024 - This is my 2nd one. - The 2nd? - This is my 2nd one. - The 2nd?
1440 00:55:34,024 00:55:36,993 I first started working when I turned 20. I first started working when I turned 20.
1441 00:55:36,993 00:55:38,293 Which factory were you in before this? Which factory were you in before this?
1442 00:55:38,293 00:55:40,734 I was working with solar power. I was working with solar power.
1443 00:55:40,734 00:55:42,234 So you have experience with electricity. So you have experience with electricity.
1444 00:55:42,234 00:55:43,703 - It's not electricity. - Isn't it? - It's not electricity. - Isn't it?
1445 00:55:43,703 00:55:46,634 In a broad sense, it's related to electricity, In a broad sense, it's related to electricity,
1446 00:55:46,634 00:55:47,844 so she knows better than I do. so she knows better than I do.
1447 00:55:47,844 00:55:49,973 Why did you come to this electric fan factory? Why did you come to this electric fan factory?
1448 00:55:49,973 00:55:52,243 - I like working with screws. - Pardon? - I like working with screws. - Pardon?
1449 00:55:52,243 00:55:53,614 Screws. Screws.
1450 00:55:53,614 00:55:55,913 - Screws? - Yes, I like working with screws. - Screws? - Yes, I like working with screws.
1451 00:55:55,913 00:55:57,829 I only know Screw Bar. I only know Screw Bar.
1452 00:55:58,484 00:56:00,083 What's the toughest job in here? What's the toughest job in here?
1453 00:56:00,083 00:56:01,784 I'm also new, I'm also new,
1454 00:56:01,784 00:56:04,154 so I don't know what's there. so I don't know what's there.
1455 00:56:04,154 00:56:06,054 What's your ultimate goal? What's your ultimate goal?
1456 00:56:06,054 00:56:08,063 Some want to own a factory or something. Some want to own a factory or something.
1457 00:56:08,063 00:56:09,464 - I want to make money... - Yes. - I want to make money... - Yes.
1458 00:56:09,464 00:56:10,933 and start a business. and start a business.
1459 00:56:10,933 00:56:12,433 Wow. Wow.
1460 00:56:12,433 00:56:14,763 I want to open a coffee shop. I want to open a coffee shop.
1461 00:56:14,763 00:56:15,979 (You have it all planned.) (You have it all planned.)
1462 00:56:16,663 00:56:19,004 Can I ask you an honest question? Can I ask you an honest question?
1463 00:56:19,004 00:56:21,873 For young people who graduated high school, For young people who graduated high school,
1464 00:56:21,873 00:56:23,074 thinking of... thinking of...
1465 00:56:23,074 00:56:26,114 working at a factory to start a business... working at a factory to start a business...
1466 00:56:26,114 00:56:28,984 in the future isn't... in the future isn't...
1467 00:56:28,984 00:56:30,913 - so easy, right? - Right. - so easy, right? - Right.
1468 00:56:30,913 00:56:34,183 Other people usually work only part-time jobs... Other people usually work only part-time jobs...
1469 00:56:34,183 00:56:36,054 - at this age. - Right. - at this age. - Right.
1470 00:56:36,054 00:56:37,853 I've also spent... I've also spent...
1471 00:56:37,853 00:56:39,924 the healthiest period of my 20s... the healthiest period of my 20s...
1472 00:56:39,924 00:56:41,723 with Junior Na here, with Junior Na here,
1473 00:56:41,723 00:56:44,292 and my life became this. and my life became this.
1474 00:56:44,293 00:56:46,964 But I always think about this. But I always think about this.
1475 00:56:46,964 00:56:49,004 Don't you think about this too? Don't you think about this too?
1476 00:56:49,004 00:56:51,832 You must have things you want to do... You must have things you want to do...
1477 00:56:51,833 00:56:54,473 or you want to go out and play at your age. or you want to go out and play at your age.
1478 00:56:54,473 00:56:58,413 But you're giving that up to some extent and working here. But you're giving that up to some extent and working here.
1479 00:56:58,413 00:56:59,413 Right. Right.
1480 00:56:59,413 00:57:01,888 But I think it definitely pays off in the end. But I think it definitely pays off in the end.
1481 00:57:02,284 00:57:04,289 (Seung Gi's cheering advice) (Seung Gi's cheering advice)
1482 00:57:04,513 00:57:06,158 (I'll work hard.) (I'll work hard.)
1483 00:57:06,484 00:57:08,428 (I'll also work hard.) (I'll also work hard.)
1484 00:57:08,984 00:57:10,623 Wait, this isn't working. Wait, this isn't working.
1485 00:57:10,623 00:57:12,694 Senior, did you unplug my drill? Senior, did you unplug my drill?
1486 00:57:12,694 00:57:14,062 No, I didn't. No, I didn't.
1487 00:57:14,063 00:57:15,963 You're stepping on my cord. You're stepping on my cord.
1488 00:57:15,964 00:57:17,734 I won't be able to compete then. I won't be able to compete then.
1489 00:57:17,734 00:57:19,309 Why isn't it working? Why isn't it working?
1490 00:57:19,393 00:57:21,933 I turned the machine off. I'm sorry. I turned the machine off. I'm sorry.
1491 00:57:21,933 00:57:23,778 What a mess. What a mess.
1492 00:57:25,473 00:57:26,804 This is fun. This is fun.
1493 00:57:26,804 00:57:28,344 Right? As you keep doing it... Right? As you keep doing it...
1494 00:57:28,344 00:57:30,513 When did you do so many? How many are those? When did you do so many? How many are those?
1495 00:57:30,513 00:57:31,844 - I did 17 of them. - 17? - I did 17 of them. - 17?
1496 00:57:31,844 00:57:33,373 I have 1, 2... I have 1, 2...
1497 00:57:33,373 00:57:34,384 I have about 10. I have about 10.
1498 00:57:34,384 00:57:36,583 I wasn't trying to defeat you. I wasn't trying to defeat you.
1499 00:57:36,583 00:57:38,853 - Really? - We finished the box. - Really? - We finished the box.
1500 00:57:38,853 00:57:40,824 It didn't take so long as we were talking. It didn't take so long as we were talking.
1501 00:57:40,824 00:57:43,083 Be honest, you were a bit bored before I came here. Be honest, you were a bit bored before I came here.
1502 00:57:43,083 00:57:45,123 - No, not really. - Not really? - No, not really. - Not really?
1503 00:57:45,123 00:57:46,698 Yes, that's possible. Yes, that's possible.
1504 00:57:47,524 00:57:49,738 (Moving on to the second job) (Moving on to the second job)
1505 00:57:49,924 00:57:51,893 (Inserting buttons) (Inserting buttons)
1506 00:57:51,893 00:57:54,403 (1. Timer, 2. Wind strength, 3. Direction.) (1. Timer, 2. Wind strength, 3. Direction.)
1507 00:57:54,404 00:57:56,238 We're doing different things. We're doing different things.
1508 00:57:56,634 00:57:59,174 (What Su Hyun has to do) (What Su Hyun has to do)
1509 00:57:59,174 00:58:01,448 (Put the timer and the wind strength buttons,) (Put the timer and the wind strength buttons,)
1510 00:58:01,743 00:58:04,689 (and screw them up.) (and screw them up.)
1511 00:58:07,344 00:58:09,359 (Passing to Seung Gi) (Passing to Seung Gi)
1512 00:58:09,714 00:58:12,859 (What Seung Gi has to do is put the direction button in...) (What Seung Gi has to do is put the direction button in...)
1513 00:58:13,754 00:58:16,399 (and screw it up.) (and screw it up.)
1514 00:58:16,683 00:58:18,669 Please do it slower. Please do it slower.
1515 00:58:18,694 00:58:20,694 I just realized... I just realized...
1516 00:58:20,694 00:58:23,793 that when Su Hyun takes the board, flips it, that when Su Hyun takes the board, flips it,
1517 00:58:23,793 00:58:26,493 put the buttons in, and put four screws in, put the buttons in, and put four screws in,
1518 00:58:26,493 00:58:29,008 all you have to do is put two screws in. all you have to do is put two screws in.
1519 00:58:29,203 00:58:31,804 The senior has to do that much for the junior to... The senior has to do that much for the junior to...
1520 00:58:31,804 00:58:33,873 We're only three days apart. We're only three days apart.
1521 00:58:33,873 00:58:35,979 I've never done this work though. I've never done this work though.
1522 00:58:36,103 00:58:38,019 (Will the two recruits do well?) (Will the two recruits do well?)
1523 00:58:39,944 00:58:41,758 (He puts the finished one on the belt.) (He puts the finished one on the belt.)
1524 00:58:46,054 00:58:47,428 (Finishing another one quickly) (Finishing another one quickly)
1525 00:58:48,083 00:58:49,924 - Seung Gi, when you put them down, - Yes. - Seung Gi, when you put them down, - Yes.
1526 00:58:49,924 00:58:51,694 place it facing this way. place it facing this way.
1527 00:58:51,694 00:58:53,924 - Like this. - Okay. - Like this. - Okay.
1528 00:58:53,924 00:58:56,024 You could have said that quietly. You could have said that quietly.
1529 00:58:56,024 00:58:57,663 Junior Kim! Junior Kim!
1530 00:58:57,663 00:58:58,864 (Displeased) (Displeased)
1531 00:58:58,864 00:59:00,633 Junior Kim! Junior Kim!
1532 00:59:00,634 00:59:02,063 Weren't we on the same team? Weren't we on the same team?
1533 00:59:02,063 00:59:04,174 - Take care of each other. - Love and cooperation. - Take care of each other. - Love and cooperation.
1534 00:59:04,174 00:59:06,304 You shouldn't say that out loud. You shouldn't say that out loud.
1535 00:59:06,304 00:59:07,919 (Screwing with anger) (Screwing with anger)
1536 00:59:08,143 00:59:10,448 (Junior Kim) (Junior Kim)
1537 00:59:10,513 00:59:11,913 How did I get faster? How did I get faster?
1538 00:59:11,913 00:59:14,618 Or did Su Hyun get slower? Or did Su Hyun get slower?
1539 00:59:15,313 00:59:16,984 You grow very quickly. You grow very quickly.
1540 00:59:16,984 00:59:19,984 I destroy the balance of the world of factories. I destroy the balance of the world of factories.
1541 00:59:19,984 00:59:22,158 You seem like you're going to just destroy the factory. You seem like you're going to just destroy the factory.
1542 00:59:23,453 00:59:26,024 If you want to move to a different factory, I'll introduce you. If you want to move to a different factory, I'll introduce you.
1543 00:59:26,024 00:59:27,223 - A factory? - Yes. - A factory? - Yes.
1544 00:59:27,223 00:59:28,393 If you work 10 years at the cockle factory... If you work 10 years at the cockle factory...
1545 00:59:28,393 00:59:30,024 and 10 years at the bamboo salt factory... and 10 years at the bamboo salt factory...
1546 00:59:30,024 00:59:31,464 Then you could live till you're 200 years old. Then you could live till you're 200 years old.
1547 00:59:31,464 00:59:33,534 - Yes, 200 years old. - 200 years old. - Yes, 200 years old. - 200 years old.
1548 00:59:33,534 00:59:35,103 I heard cockle is very good for you. I heard cockle is very good for you.
1549 00:59:35,103 00:59:36,103 For which part? For which part?
1550 00:59:36,103 00:59:37,734 It's just good for overall health. It's just good for overall health.
1551 00:59:37,734 00:59:39,749 I only like screws. I only like screws.
1552 00:59:40,274 00:59:43,048 (The screw lover has a certain preference.) (The screw lover has a certain preference.)
1553 00:59:43,304 00:59:45,189 (Seung Gi keeps going.) (Seung Gi keeps going.)
1554 00:59:45,944 00:59:47,984 This is why you need good partners. This is why you need good partners.
1555 00:59:47,984 00:59:49,413 When I was working with Junior Na, When I was working with Junior Na,
1556 00:59:49,413 00:59:51,614 I only worked without even talking. I only worked without even talking.
1557 00:59:51,614 00:59:52,813 How easy is this? How easy is this?
1558 00:59:52,813 00:59:54,324 It's speedy. It's speedy.
1559 00:59:54,324 00:59:57,154 It's important to work with a good partner... It's important to work with a good partner...
1560 00:59:57,154 00:59:58,694 with good teamwork. with good teamwork.
1561 00:59:58,694 01:00:00,968 (Moving on to the next job) (Moving on to the next job)
1562 01:00:02,424 01:00:05,293 Put it in here. Put it in here.
1563 01:00:05,293 01:00:06,864 - The sky-blue one. - Yes. - The sky-blue one. - Yes.
1564 01:00:06,864 01:00:09,609 Then you insert it and put it around. Then you insert it and put it around.
1565 01:00:09,734 01:00:13,079 Like this. You have to hang it here so that it won't come off. Like this. You have to hang it here so that it won't come off.
1566 01:00:13,833 01:00:15,379 I think I can do this well. I think I can do this well.
1567 01:00:16,004 01:00:18,289 - They're all separate. - This is a bit complicated. - They're all separate. - This is a bit complicated.
1568 01:00:18,413 01:00:20,743 - Does this one go with it? - Yes, it does. - Does this one go with it? - Yes, it does.
1569 01:00:20,743 01:00:22,658 (Put the brown wire and the orange one together.) (Put the brown wire and the orange one together.)
1570 01:00:23,384 01:00:27,258 (Finish by connecting the white wire.) (Finish by connecting the white wire.)
1571 01:00:27,683 01:00:28,884 When you mix these, When you mix these,
1572 01:00:28,884 01:00:31,723 you'll get level 1 wind when you choose level 3, right? you'll get level 1 wind when you choose level 3, right?
1573 01:00:31,723 01:00:33,353 That's why you're told... That's why you're told...
1574 01:00:33,353 01:00:35,324 to remind yourself of "nogari," the little pollack. to remind yourself of "nogari," the little pollack.
1575 01:00:35,324 01:00:36,364 - "Nogari"? - Yellow. - "Nogari"? - Yellow.
1576 01:00:36,364 01:00:37,694 Yellow, brown, and white. Yellow, brown, and white.
1577 01:00:37,694 01:00:39,293 "Nogari," the little pollack. "Nogari," the little pollack.
1578 01:00:39,293 01:00:41,364 "Nogari." "Nogari."
1579 01:00:41,364 01:00:43,304 (Starting to connect the wires) (Starting to connect the wires)
1580 01:00:43,304 01:00:45,973 - Get this one. - Okay. - Get this one. - Okay.
1581 01:00:45,973 01:00:48,643 - How about this one? - This won't come off. - How about this one? - This won't come off.
1582 01:00:48,643 01:00:50,448 - Which one? - It's stuck. - Which one? - It's stuck.
1583 01:00:50,543 01:00:51,919 What do I do? What do I do?
1584 01:00:52,413 01:00:54,988 Do we have to replace it? What do I do? Do we have to replace it? What do I do?
1585 01:00:55,944 01:00:57,614 She was just fired. She was just fired.
1586 01:00:57,614 01:00:59,284 - Why? - She broke one. - Why? - She broke one.
1587 01:00:59,284 01:01:00,554 - What do I do? - Really? - What do I do? - Really?
1588 01:01:00,554 01:01:01,623 I broke it. I broke it.
1589 01:01:01,623 01:01:02,683 You must be really nervous. You must be really nervous.
1590 01:01:02,683 01:01:04,353 It doesn't look like it'll break. It doesn't look like it'll break.
1591 01:01:04,353 01:01:05,829 Again. Again.
1592 01:01:06,353 01:01:07,599 I'm scared. I'm scared.
1593 01:01:08,063 01:01:09,524 Why won't this go in? Why won't this go in?
1594 01:01:09,524 01:01:11,933 It doesn't go in easily. You have to be gentle. It doesn't go in easily. You have to be gentle.
1595 01:01:11,933 01:01:13,238 (She asks her senior for help.) (She asks her senior for help.)
1596 01:01:13,594 01:01:15,408 (What's Seung Gi doing in the meantime?) (What's Seung Gi doing in the meantime?)
1597 01:01:15,933 01:01:18,609 (He only has the white wire left.) (He only has the white wire left.)
1598 01:01:19,473 01:01:21,718 - Like this? - Yes, well done. - Like this? - Yes, well done.
1599 01:01:21,944 01:01:24,313 I got a compliment right away. Didn't I tell you I'd be good? I got a compliment right away. Didn't I tell you I'd be good?
1600 01:01:24,313 01:01:25,674 Yes, you've done very well. Yes, you've done very well.
1601 01:01:25,674 01:01:26,913 The situation reversed. The situation reversed.
1602 01:01:26,913 01:01:29,844 - Su Hyun is flustered. - Take your time. - Su Hyun is flustered. - Take your time.
1603 01:01:29,844 01:01:31,784 - I'm... - Look at it first. - I'm... - Look at it first.
1604 01:01:31,784 01:01:34,623 - Do you see the holes? - He got better than me. - Do you see the holes? - He got better than me.
1605 01:01:34,623 01:01:36,984 You're very talented in delicate works, Seung Gi. You're very talented in delicate works, Seung Gi.
1606 01:01:36,984 01:01:38,453 Don't even worry about it. Don't even worry about it.
1607 01:01:38,453 01:01:41,899 I specialize in delicate works. I specialize in delicate works.
1608 01:01:42,063 01:01:43,599 (Su Hyun gets used to it.) (Su Hyun gets used to it.)
1609 01:01:44,194 01:01:46,039 (They're all waiting.) (They're all waiting.)
1610 01:01:46,094 01:01:48,103 There's a whole line, Seung Gi. There's a whole line, Seung Gi.
1611 01:01:48,103 01:01:49,333 - Okay. - Hurry up. - Okay. - Hurry up.
1612 01:01:49,333 01:01:51,804 Don't worry about me. Don't worry about me.
1613 01:01:51,804 01:01:53,873 I'm doing everything I can. I'm doing everything I can.
1614 01:01:53,873 01:01:56,004 I really need to focus with this one. I really need to focus with this one.
1615 01:01:56,004 01:01:57,749 (Focusing with his eyes wide open) (Focusing with his eyes wide open)
1616 01:01:57,913 01:01:59,513 This is the tough part. This is the tough part.
1617 01:01:59,513 01:02:01,059 (The difficult work requires elaborate skills.) (The difficult work requires elaborate skills.)
1618 01:02:01,984 01:02:03,959 (His eyes are about to pop out.) (His eyes are about to pop out.)
1619 01:02:04,484 01:02:06,353 I kind of feel dizzy, actually. I kind of feel dizzy, actually.
1620 01:02:06,353 01:02:08,099 (They switch.) (They switch.)
1621 01:02:08,183 01:02:09,824 I'll try it. I'll try it.
1622 01:02:09,824 01:02:11,324 - Please watch over me. - Wrong side. - Please watch over me. - Wrong side.
1623 01:02:11,324 01:02:12,824 - Wrong side? - Please. - Wrong side? - Please.
1624 01:02:12,824 01:02:14,723 You don't even know the directions of it. You don't even know the directions of it.
1625 01:02:14,723 01:02:15,824 Like this. Like this.
1626 01:02:15,824 01:02:18,563 Hold the blue one. Hold the blue one.
1627 01:02:18,563 01:02:19,793 Okay. Okay.
1628 01:02:19,793 01:02:21,734 Don't you have breaktime in this factory? Don't you have breaktime in this factory?
1629 01:02:21,734 01:02:23,864 We do. It starts at 11 o'clock. We do. It starts at 11 o'clock.
1630 01:02:23,864 01:02:25,074 We only have 10 minutes. We only have 10 minutes.
1631 01:02:25,074 01:02:26,209 (10 minutes to a break) (10 minutes to a break)
1632 01:02:26,904 01:02:30,079 (He works hard until the break.) (He works hard until the break.)
1633 01:02:30,714 01:02:32,274 Senior, we're done. Senior, we're done.
1634 01:02:32,274 01:02:33,419 (There's more.) (There's more.)
1635 01:02:35,013 01:02:36,444 Is it 11 o'clock yet? Is it 11 o'clock yet?
1636 01:02:36,444 01:02:39,154 - Is it 11 o'clock? - I don't think it is. - Is it 11 o'clock? - I don't think it is.
1637 01:02:39,154 01:02:40,413 Let's take 10. Let's take 10.
1638 01:02:40,413 01:02:41,453 Ten minutes? Ten minutes?
1639 01:02:41,453 01:02:43,298 (Lying) (Lying)
1640 01:02:44,194 01:02:45,999 (Sighing) (Sighing)
1641 01:02:47,793 01:02:50,908 (Taking the chocolate and coffee that his senior gave him) (Taking the chocolate and coffee that his senior gave him)
1642 01:02:52,864 01:02:54,678 (The break doesn't seem to work on him.) (The break doesn't seem to work on him.)
1643 01:02:55,404 01:02:58,048 (He doesn't even have the strength to sit down.) (He doesn't even have the strength to sit down.)
1644 01:03:00,574 01:03:02,242 (Goodbye, recess.) (Goodbye, recess.)
1645 01:03:02,243 01:03:04,789 (What's next?) (What's next?)
1646 01:03:06,114 01:03:08,959 (Connecting the motor to the bar) (Connecting the motor to the bar)
1647 01:03:09,384 01:03:11,613 These are screws that you like. These are screws that you like.
1648 01:03:11,614 01:03:13,183 Put this in the hole. Put this in the hole.
1649 01:03:13,183 01:03:14,622 (Step 1. Put the lubricated motor in the bar.) (Step 1. Put the lubricated motor in the bar.)
1650 01:03:14,623 01:03:16,099 Put this in the hole, Put this in the hole,
1651 01:03:16,223 01:03:17,853 and screw it. and screw it.
1652 01:03:17,853 01:03:20,123 You always have to check if it turns. You always have to check if it turns.
1653 01:03:20,123 01:03:21,123 - Do you see the wire? - Yes. - Do you see the wire? - Yes.
1654 01:03:21,123 01:03:22,594 It goes in easily with another wire. It goes in easily with another wire.
1655 01:03:22,594 01:03:24,068 Another wire? Another wire?
1656 01:03:24,094 01:03:25,568 Okay. Okay.
1657 01:03:27,234 01:03:29,678 Insert it. Insert it.
1658 01:03:30,333 01:03:32,174 (Here we go.) (Here we go.)
1659 01:03:32,174 01:03:35,074 You don't have much time since the conveyer belt moves. You don't have much time since the conveyer belt moves.
1660 01:03:35,074 01:03:37,102 You're falling behind, Seung Gi. You're falling behind, Seung Gi.
1661 01:03:37,103 01:03:38,519 (Don't go yet.) (Don't go yet.)
1662 01:03:39,274 01:03:41,484 All right. And then... All right. And then...
1663 01:03:41,484 01:03:43,488 Didn't he tell you to put them together? Didn't he tell you to put them together?
1664 01:03:44,813 01:03:45,959 Like this. Like this.
1665 01:03:46,583 01:03:48,083 It's turning too much. It's turning too much.
1666 01:03:48,083 01:03:49,924 Take this out and try again. Take this out and try again.
1667 01:03:49,924 01:03:51,899 - I'm sorry. - It's all right. - I'm sorry. - It's all right.
1668 01:03:52,953 01:03:54,524 I put the lubricant on the wrong side. I put the lubricant on the wrong side.
1669 01:03:54,524 01:03:56,163 I put it here. I put it here.
1670 01:03:56,163 01:03:57,163 (Is he still losing it?) (Is he still losing it?)
1671 01:03:57,163 01:03:59,063 - Just a moment. - What's the matter, Senior Lee? - Just a moment. - What's the matter, Senior Lee?
1672 01:03:59,063 01:04:00,809 Hold on. I'm just tired. Hold on. I'm just tired.
1673 01:04:01,004 01:04:02,079 (He even dropped the screw.) (He even dropped the screw.)
1674 01:04:02,464 01:04:04,504 Since the conveyer belt moves... Since the conveyer belt moves...
1675 01:04:04,504 01:04:06,508 It makes me nervous. It makes me nervous.
1676 01:04:07,103 01:04:08,548 (Is he going out of the screen?) (Is he going out of the screen?)
1677 01:04:10,103 01:04:11,849 (She prefers working in silence.) (She prefers working in silence.)
1678 01:04:12,074 01:04:13,689 (He prefers working noisily.) (He prefers working noisily.)
1679 01:04:14,444 01:04:16,289 (He braces himself and works hard.) (He braces himself and works hard.)
1680 01:04:17,013 01:04:18,214 (Insert) (Insert)
1681 01:04:18,214 01:04:19,428 (Screw) (Screw)
1682 01:04:19,484 01:04:21,424 Good. It has to turn this much. Good. It has to turn this much.
1683 01:04:21,424 01:04:22,824 (Connect, and it's over.) (Connect, and it's over.)
1684 01:04:22,824 01:04:23,924 Okay. Okay.
1685 01:04:23,924 01:04:24,999 (The finishing performance) (The finishing performance)
1686 01:04:25,853 01:04:27,698 (Adapting quickly) (Adapting quickly)
1687 01:04:28,094 01:04:30,324 Except for your micro connecting operation earlier, Except for your micro connecting operation earlier,
1688 01:04:30,324 01:04:31,433 I think the rest looks okay. I think the rest looks okay.
1689 01:04:31,433 01:04:33,364 I was almost a doctor earlier. I was almost a doctor earlier.
1690 01:04:33,364 01:04:35,464 Is it surgery in English? Is it surgery in English?
1691 01:04:35,464 01:04:37,034 This work fits me better. This work fits me better.
1692 01:04:37,034 01:04:39,774 When you're good at it and it's fun, it's not tiring at all. When you're good at it and it's fun, it's not tiring at all.
1693 01:04:39,774 01:04:42,448 That's probably why you should do something you're good at. That's probably why you should do something you're good at.
1694 01:04:42,774 01:04:44,243 (Senior Lee finds his aptitudes.) (Senior Lee finds his aptitudes.)
1695 01:04:44,243 01:04:45,443 All right. All right.
1696 01:04:45,444 01:04:47,689 It seems like you're getting used to it. It seems like you're getting used to it.
1697 01:04:48,583 01:04:49,818 (He stares at the fan like he wants to blow it away.) (He stares at the fan like he wants to blow it away.)
1698 01:04:50,083 01:04:52,059 (Concentrated) (Concentrated)
1699 01:04:52,384 01:04:55,329 It's been a long time since I've seen you concentrate this much. It's been a long time since I've seen you concentrate this much.
1700 01:04:55,453 01:04:57,729 (Becoming one with the factory) (Becoming one with the factory)
1701 01:04:58,524 01:05:01,568 (We almost couldn't recognize you without the hat.) (We almost couldn't recognize you without the hat.)
1702 01:05:02,623 01:05:04,293 Now I'm used to it. Now I'm used to it.
1703 01:05:04,293 01:05:05,763 There's the final process left. There's the final process left.
1704 01:05:05,763 01:05:07,663 It's getting easier now. It's getting easier now.
1705 01:05:07,663 01:05:11,534 I got better at this, and I think I'll easily handle the next work. I got better at this, and I think I'll easily handle the next work.
1706 01:05:11,534 01:05:13,649 (Moving on to the next process easily) (Moving on to the next process easily)
1707 01:05:13,873 01:05:16,079 (Lastly, put the safety cover.) (Lastly, put the safety cover.)
1708 01:05:16,504 01:05:18,149 I'll try it. I'll try it.
1709 01:05:19,013 01:05:20,488 Like this. Like this.
1710 01:05:20,984 01:05:22,588 (Put the edges in.) (Put the edges in.)
1711 01:05:24,284 01:05:26,189 (Don't miss one.) (Don't miss one.)
1712 01:05:26,913 01:05:28,083 (Is it finished?) (Is it finished?)
1713 01:05:28,083 01:05:30,329 Are you done? Are you done?
1714 01:05:30,623 01:05:32,793 I think I am. Let's compare it with this. I think I am. Let's compare it with this.
1715 01:05:32,793 01:05:34,464 It's exactly the same. It's exactly the same.
1716 01:05:34,464 01:05:36,094 - It's faulty. - Is it? - It's faulty. - Is it?
1717 01:05:36,094 01:05:37,838 You have to leave room for the other side of the cover. You have to leave room for the other side of the cover.
1718 01:05:38,594 01:05:41,034 (Room for the rear cover) (Room for the rear cover)
1719 01:05:41,034 01:05:43,178 (No room here) (No room here)
1720 01:05:43,203 01:05:45,048 (He put it in the wrong place.) (He put it in the wrong place.)
1721 01:05:45,203 01:05:47,718 I figured it out perfectly. This isn't it. I figured it out perfectly. This isn't it.
1722 01:05:49,373 01:05:50,448 It's this. It's this.
1723 01:05:50,873 01:05:52,043 (He perfectly understood now.) (He perfectly understood now.)
1724 01:05:52,043 01:05:54,249 Fix it and it's over. Fix it and it's over.
1725 01:05:54,543 01:05:56,519 (He prepares the heated plastic rings.) (He prepares the heated plastic rings.)
1726 01:05:58,183 01:06:00,413 - Are you cooling them? - They're really warm. - Are you cooling them? - They're really warm.
1727 01:06:00,413 01:06:02,353 It's very easy... It's very easy...
1728 01:06:02,353 01:06:04,928 because it stretches. That's it. because it stretches. That's it.
1729 01:06:05,453 01:06:07,568 (Proficiently putting the ring around the safety cover) (Proficiently putting the ring around the safety cover)
1730 01:06:08,293 01:06:11,094 I should know this much to call myself a fan maker. I should know this much to call myself a fan maker.
1731 01:06:11,094 01:06:14,063 Open it and grab about 5 to 6 of them. Open it and grab about 5 to 6 of them.
1732 01:06:14,063 01:06:15,464 And cool them down. And cool them down.
1733 01:06:15,464 01:06:18,609 If it's too hot, it'll be too soft. If it's too hot, it'll be too soft.
1734 01:06:18,634 01:06:20,408 Just sway them. Just sway them.
1735 01:06:20,504 01:06:23,274 Do you see the hole here? Match it with that point. Do you see the hole here? Match it with that point.
1736 01:06:23,274 01:06:26,013 It doesn't matter if you go this way or the other way. It doesn't matter if you go this way or the other way.
1737 01:06:26,013 01:06:27,618 - Put this down? - Yes. - Put this down? - Yes.
1738 01:06:28,413 01:06:30,789 - Put it in. - Put it in. - Put it in. - Put it in.
1739 01:06:31,714 01:06:33,754 - Is that all? - Let's see. - Is that all? - Let's see.
1740 01:06:33,754 01:06:35,424 There are 2 here, and you only put 1 in. There are 2 here, and you only put 1 in.
1741 01:06:35,424 01:06:36,424 You can't do that. You can't do that.
1742 01:06:36,424 01:06:39,868 This makes it faulty. If that happens, go like this. This makes it faulty. If that happens, go like this.
1743 01:06:40,054 01:06:41,999 It's not stuck in there. It's not stuck in there.
1744 01:06:42,024 01:06:44,763 - You're really good. - This is how you do it. - You're really good. - This is how you do it.
1745 01:06:44,763 01:06:45,939 Let me try again. Let me try again.
1746 01:06:46,464 01:06:48,238 - Press down? - Yes. - Press down? - Yes.
1747 01:06:48,563 01:06:49,964 It's not working. It's not working.
1748 01:06:49,964 01:06:51,473 You're going to bend it. You're going to bend it.
1749 01:06:51,473 01:06:52,948 It's really difficult. It's really difficult.
1750 01:06:53,074 01:06:54,603 - Okay. Good. - There. - Okay. Good. - There.
1751 01:06:54,603 01:06:56,774 This part is loose. Try again. This part is loose. Try again.
1752 01:06:56,774 01:06:58,413 - Good. And then... - Like this? - Good. And then... - Like this?
1753 01:06:58,413 01:07:00,313 - Hold it and... - Good. You pull it outside. - Hold it and... - Good. You pull it outside.
1754 01:07:00,313 01:07:02,189 - Good. There you go. - I've mastered it. - Good. There you go. - I've mastered it.
1755 01:07:04,083 01:07:06,513 - Is it good? - Good. - Is it good? - Good.
1756 01:07:06,513 01:07:08,024 I'll teach you again. I'll teach you again.
1757 01:07:08,024 01:07:11,393 Put this on here. Put this on here.
1758 01:07:11,393 01:07:14,664 - Left to the point. - You pull and go the other way. - Left to the point. - You pull and go the other way.
1759 01:07:14,664 01:07:15,723 Right? Right?
1760 01:07:15,723 01:07:16,798 (Approaching) (Approaching)
1761 01:07:17,024 01:07:18,534 I was watching, I was watching,
1762 01:07:18,534 01:07:21,503 - and this part is loose. - That was a mistake. - and this part is loose. - That was a mistake.
1763 01:07:21,503 01:07:23,864 - Are you sure you're good enough? - Yes. - Are you sure you're good enough? - Yes.
1764 01:07:23,864 01:07:25,234 Let me try. Let me try.
1765 01:07:25,234 01:07:27,074 Let's try taking this out and swaying it. Let's try taking this out and swaying it.
1766 01:07:27,074 01:07:30,173 - What? - You have to do it from the start. - What? - You have to do it from the start.
1767 01:07:30,173 01:07:31,444 Take about five. Take about five.
1768 01:07:31,444 01:07:33,513 - Senior Lee, is this a furnace? - No, take five of them. - Senior Lee, is this a furnace? - No, take five of them.
1769 01:07:33,513 01:07:35,013 - You have to start with this. - But it's too hot. - You have to start with this. - But it's too hot.
1770 01:07:35,013 01:07:37,284 - You have to start with this. - Can I get some gloves? - You have to start with this. - Can I get some gloves?
1771 01:07:37,284 01:07:38,914 You said you didn't need gloves. You said you didn't need gloves.
1772 01:07:38,914 01:07:40,813 It's not too hot. It's not too hot.
1773 01:07:40,813 01:07:42,484 - It's warm, isn't it? - It's pretty warm. - It's warm, isn't it? - It's pretty warm.
1774 01:07:42,484 01:07:45,194 You told me to put it next to the point. You told me to put it next to the point.
1775 01:07:45,194 01:07:47,769 And I'm saying that I will put it next to the point. And I'm saying that I will put it next to the point.
1776 01:07:47,985 01:07:51,699 You're doing it wrong. Think again. Where do you think it's wrong? You're doing it wrong. Think again. Where do you think it's wrong?
1777 01:07:51,834 01:07:54,409 You told me to put it next to the point. You told me to put it next to the point.
1778 01:07:54,735 01:07:57,249 And I'm saying that I will put it next to the point. And I'm saying that I will put it next to the point.
1779 01:07:57,374 01:08:00,805 You're doing it wrong. Think again. Where do you think it's wrong? You're doing it wrong. Think again. Where do you think it's wrong?
1780 01:08:00,805 01:08:04,474 What did I say? This is the spot for the rear cover. What did I say? This is the spot for the rear cover.
1781 01:08:04,475 01:08:06,189 (Trying again) (Trying again)
1782 01:08:06,935 01:08:08,135 It's not working. It's not working.
1783 01:08:08,135 01:08:10,435 Press down and pull. Press down and pull.
1784 01:08:10,435 01:08:11,675 Oh, boy. Oh, boy.
1785 01:08:11,675 01:08:14,750 There. I think I did it. There. I think I did it.
1786 01:08:14,805 01:08:16,819 (Senior Lee inspects it.) (Senior Lee inspects it.)
1787 01:08:17,475 01:08:19,819 - Okay. It's tough, right? - I apologize. - Okay. It's tough, right? - I apologize.
1788 01:08:20,114 01:08:21,484 I'll take it from here. I'll take it from here.
1789 01:08:21,484 01:08:23,414 - I'll go back to my place. - Look. - I'll go back to my place. - Look.
1790 01:08:23,414 01:08:27,229 You don't know how hard it is until you try it. You don't know how hard it is until you try it.
1791 01:08:27,454 01:08:29,930 (People must have different aptitudes.) (People must have different aptitudes.)
1792 01:08:30,385 01:08:33,394 (The works at the fan factory is over.) (The works at the fan factory is over.)
1793 01:08:33,395 01:08:37,465 How was it going through the whole process with me? How was it going through the whole process with me?
1794 01:08:37,465 01:08:40,265 I think it was all right as we had good teamwork. I think it was all right as we had good teamwork.
1795 01:08:40,265 01:08:42,979 - That's right. - I think he's a quick learner. - That's right. - I think he's a quick learner.
1796 01:08:43,105 01:08:44,604 (Clapping out of joy) (Clapping out of joy)
1797 01:08:44,605 01:08:46,274 You figure out your know-how well. You figure out your know-how well.
1798 01:08:46,274 01:08:48,220 - My know-how. - He's perfect. - My know-how. - He's perfect.
1799 01:08:49,944 01:08:52,215 I'm worried about this. I'm worried about this.
1800 01:08:52,215 01:08:55,614 Shouldn't I be in trouble for the show? Shouldn't I be in trouble for the show?
1801 01:08:55,614 01:08:57,120 Am I working too well? Am I working too well?
1802 01:08:58,215 01:08:59,930 First of all, First of all,
1803 01:09:00,585 01:09:02,555 it didn't feel like I was experiencing it. it didn't feel like I was experiencing it.
1804 01:09:02,555 01:09:05,425 It was part of my life. I think I've become part of it. It was part of my life. I think I've become part of it.
1805 01:09:05,425 01:09:07,095 As I was too good, As I was too good,
1806 01:09:07,095 01:09:09,364 it felt like the factory of my life, not just experiencing it. it felt like the factory of my life, not just experiencing it.
1807 01:09:09,364 01:09:11,234 Should we change the title to "Factory Life"? Should we change the title to "Factory Life"?
1808 01:09:11,234 01:09:13,234 I'm sincerely worried. I'm sincerely worried.
1809 01:09:13,234 01:09:16,664 Su Hyun is in her early 20s, Su Hyun is in her early 20s,
1810 01:09:16,664 01:09:20,074 and she already has her goal set in her mind. and she already has her goal set in her mind.
1811 01:09:20,074 01:09:23,675 She's working at this factory to pave the way to her dream. She's working at this factory to pave the way to her dream.
1812 01:09:23,675 01:09:25,074 It was admirable. It was admirable.
1813 01:09:25,074 01:09:26,345 I could feel the energy of youth. I could feel the energy of youth.
1814 01:09:26,345 01:09:28,515 It was very nice. It was very nice.
1815 01:09:28,515 01:09:31,984 I'm actually looking forward to the remaining two factories. I'm actually looking forward to the remaining two factories.
1816 01:09:31,984 01:09:35,359 I hope you'll find something that's challenging enough for me. I hope you'll find something that's challenging enough for me.
1817 01:09:35,725 01:09:37,954 Viewers of Real Factory Experience, Viewers of Real Factory Experience,
1818 01:09:37,954 01:09:41,055 I think I've gotten better to the point where you might... I think I've gotten better to the point where you might...
1819 01:09:41,055 01:09:42,864 think this is a documentary. think this is a documentary.
1820 01:09:42,864 01:09:45,765 In the 10th factory, the last one, I'll do my best... In the 10th factory, the last one, I'll do my best...
1821 01:09:45,765 01:09:48,734 to become the best laborer there is. to become the best laborer there is.
1822 01:09:48,734 01:09:52,279 The labor continues. Real Factory Experience! The labor continues. Real Factory Experience!
1823 01:09:53,305 01:09:54,904 There's a saying. There's a saying.
1824 01:09:54,904 01:09:58,574 You can't drink the soda off the coast of Incheon without a cup. You can't drink the soda off the coast of Incheon without a cup.
1825 01:09:58,574 01:10:00,244 No matter how interesting art stories are, No matter how interesting art stories are,
1826 01:10:00,244 01:10:03,284 will it still have a meaning without this teacher's classes? will it still have a meaning without this teacher's classes?
1827 01:10:03,284 01:10:06,960 - It's Yang Jung Moo. - Thank you. - It's Yang Jung Moo. - Thank you.
1828 01:10:07,614 01:10:10,024 I thought you'd laugh at me because I was being ridiculous. I thought you'd laugh at me because I was being ridiculous.
1829 01:10:10,024 01:10:11,324 Does that saying exist? Does that saying exist?
1830 01:10:11,324 01:10:12,855 It's a rap song that's been passed on orally. It's a rap song that's been passed on orally.
1831 01:10:12,855 01:10:13,954 (The original singer is Seo Young Choon, the comedian.) (The original singer is Seo Young Choon, the comedian.)
1832 01:10:13,954 01:10:15,225 (Even when there's soda off the coast of Incheon) (Even when there's soda off the coast of Incheon)
1833 01:10:15,225 01:10:17,364 (You can't drink it without a cup) (You can't drink it without a cup)
1834 01:10:17,364 01:10:19,164 (Fascinating Art Stories can't do without the teacher.) (Fascinating Art Stories can't do without the teacher.)
1835 01:10:19,164 01:10:20,734 What's the subject today? What's the subject today?
1836 01:10:20,734 01:10:22,805 Art is about the material. Art is about the material.
1837 01:10:22,805 01:10:25,874 Many people think that art is an image, and it's a thing to watch. Many people think that art is an image, and it's a thing to watch.
1838 01:10:25,874 01:10:28,475 Then you lose half of the world of art. Then you lose half of the world of art.
1839 01:10:28,475 01:10:30,874 - The rest of the half is... - The materials. - The rest of the half is... - The materials.
1840 01:10:30,874 01:10:34,314 You can paint or sculpt something you want. You can paint or sculpt something you want.
1841 01:10:34,314 01:10:37,585 And it has different meaning depending on where you draw it. And it has different meaning depending on where you draw it.
1842 01:10:37,585 01:10:39,385 (Lecture 8, Art history of materials) (Lecture 8, Art history of materials)
1843 01:10:39,385 01:10:41,355 I've brought something strange. What do you think it is? I've brought something strange. What do you think it is?
1844 01:10:41,355 01:10:43,124 Isn't the bicycle's... Isn't the bicycle's...
1845 01:10:43,124 01:10:44,994 A bicycle? It looks like a horn. A bicycle? It looks like a horn.
1846 01:10:44,994 01:10:46,324 The saddle and the handle? The saddle and the handle?
1847 01:10:46,324 01:10:49,395 This is the most expensive bicycle in this world. This is the most expensive bicycle in this world.
1848 01:10:49,395 01:10:52,965 This was made by Picasso with an abandoned bicycle. This was made by Picasso with an abandoned bicycle.
1849 01:10:52,965 01:10:54,234 - Picasso made it? - Yes. - Picasso made it? - Yes.
1850 01:10:54,234 01:10:57,510 One day, he thought of an idea on his way home. One day, he thought of an idea on his way home.
1851 01:10:58,435 01:11:01,210 "It could look like a bull's head if you combine the two." "It could look like a bull's head if you combine the two."
1852 01:11:01,444 01:11:02,874 Yes, it does look like one. Yes, it does look like one.
1853 01:11:02,874 01:11:06,314 The abandoned bicycle was restructured by the artist. The abandoned bicycle was restructured by the artist.
1854 01:11:06,314 01:11:08,515 It shows that the imagination can give something... It shows that the imagination can give something...
1855 01:11:08,515 01:11:10,545 a completely different image. a completely different image.
1856 01:11:10,545 01:11:11,715 It was reborn. It was reborn.
1857 01:11:11,715 01:11:12,715 (Picasso) (Picasso)
1858 01:11:12,715 01:11:14,085 (Even a piece of trash can become art.) (Even a piece of trash can become art.)
1859 01:11:14,085 01:11:17,699 If it comes on the market, it'll be dozens of millions dollars. If it comes on the market, it'll be dozens of millions dollars.
1860 01:11:17,755 01:11:20,069 I'll be riding that bicycle. I'll be riding that bicycle.
1861 01:11:21,225 01:11:23,024 What flusters us the most is... What flusters us the most is...
1862 01:11:23,024 01:11:25,864 that the artists in the 20th century are not making things. that the artists in the 20th century are not making things.
1863 01:11:25,864 01:11:29,005 They just bring random things together... They just bring random things together...
1864 01:11:29,005 01:11:32,404 to change them give them a new meaning. to change them give them a new meaning.
1865 01:11:32,404 01:11:34,274 Someone also made this. Someone also made this.
1866 01:11:34,274 01:11:35,574 Is that a bedpan? Is that a bedpan?
1867 01:11:35,574 01:11:38,614 It's an artwork made by a urinal. It's an artwork made by a urinal.
1868 01:11:38,614 01:11:40,444 He even signed it, "R. Mutt." He even signed it, "R. Mutt."
1869 01:11:40,444 01:11:42,715 It's called "Fountain." It's called "Fountain."
1870 01:11:42,715 01:11:45,855 I heard that Duchamp just picked it up from somewhere. I heard that Duchamp just picked it up from somewhere.
1871 01:11:45,855 01:11:48,484 - "This is art." - I have no clue. - "This is art." - I have no clue.
1872 01:11:48,484 01:11:52,024 It's called readymade as it's created from normal objects. It's called readymade as it's created from normal objects.
1873 01:11:52,024 01:11:54,225 Why is this one so famous? Why is this one so famous?
1874 01:11:54,225 01:11:56,364 I think it's because of how shocking it is... I think it's because of how shocking it is...
1875 01:11:56,364 01:11:58,609 and how he tried to ridicule art. and how he tried to ridicule art.
1876 01:11:58,864 01:12:01,635 But I think this one is closer to philosophy. But I think this one is closer to philosophy.
1877 01:12:01,635 01:12:04,364 I think so too. There should be clean water in a fountain. I think so too. There should be clean water in a fountain.
1878 01:12:04,364 01:12:05,704 - But this is a urinal. - Yes. - But this is a urinal. - Yes.
1879 01:12:05,704 01:12:08,574 It makes you think, "How is this art?" But thanks to Duchamp, It makes you think, "How is this art?" But thanks to Duchamp,
1880 01:12:08,574 01:12:11,414 the artists in the 20th century could use anything. the artists in the 20th century could use anything.
1881 01:12:11,414 01:12:12,614 - Any materials. - Yes. - Any materials. - Yes.
1882 01:12:12,614 01:12:15,085 The domain of art has gotten larger, The domain of art has gotten larger,
1883 01:12:15,085 01:12:18,215 and it enabled the artists to do more. and it enabled the artists to do more.
1884 01:12:18,215 01:12:20,685 It started with a urinal. You could use anything. It started with a urinal. You could use anything.
1885 01:12:20,685 01:12:23,024 When we were in elementary school, we used white clay... When we were in elementary school, we used white clay...
1886 01:12:23,024 01:12:24,484 - to make things. - Yes. - to make things. - Yes.
1887 01:12:24,484 01:12:28,055 There was a kid in my class who just made a random shape. There was a kid in my class who just made a random shape.
1888 01:12:28,055 01:12:30,095 The teacher asked what it was, and he said, "It's my poop." The teacher asked what it was, and he said, "It's my poop."
1889 01:12:30,095 01:12:32,170 - That's good. - He was beaten so hard. - That's good. - He was beaten so hard.
1890 01:12:32,435 01:12:35,164 If he had his own philosophy, If he had his own philosophy,
1891 01:12:35,164 01:12:36,234 - he could have become the second... - He could have. - he could have become the second... - He could have.
1892 01:12:36,234 01:12:38,880 That's called senseless philosophy. That's called senseless philosophy.
1893 01:12:38,904 01:12:41,410 A painter actually... A painter actually...
1894 01:12:41,704 01:12:43,145 - put his poop... - Seriously? - put his poop... - Seriously?
1895 01:12:43,145 01:12:44,545 in a can. in a can.
1896 01:12:44,545 01:12:46,545 He pooped in a can and sold it? He pooped in a can and sold it?
1897 01:12:46,545 01:12:47,614 ("Artist's Shit" by Piero Manzoni) ("Artist's Shit" by Piero Manzoni)
1898 01:12:47,614 01:12:49,045 (Contents: 30g, freshly preserved,) (Contents: 30g, freshly preserved,)
1899 01:12:49,045 01:12:51,019 (produced and tinned in May 1961) (produced and tinned in May 1961)
1900 01:12:51,085 01:12:54,055 He sold them at the gold price, and they were sold out. He sold them at the gold price, and they were sold out.
1901 01:12:54,055 01:12:55,925 - Did people know it was poop? - But... - Did people know it was poop? - But...
1902 01:12:55,925 01:12:58,694 you could find out if there's poop when you open it. you could find out if there's poop when you open it.
1903 01:12:58,694 01:13:00,954 (They didn't open the second can inside.) (They didn't open the second can inside.)
1904 01:13:00,954 01:13:03,765 - That's rough. - I just don't understand. - That's rough. - I just don't understand.
1905 01:13:03,765 01:13:05,494 - It's like a feces envelope. - I should have brought it. - It's like a feces envelope. - I should have brought it.
1906 01:13:05,494 01:13:07,234 It's a new age of doing... It's a new age of doing...
1907 01:13:07,234 01:13:09,965 whatever you want as there are no limitations on the materials. whatever you want as there are no limitations on the materials.
1908 01:13:09,965 01:13:12,005 We're still trying to figure out whether this will... We're still trying to figure out whether this will...
1909 01:13:12,005 01:13:15,145 have a bad influence on art or make it more interesting. have a bad influence on art or make it more interesting.
1910 01:13:15,145 01:13:16,605 As long as you can communicate, As long as you can communicate,
1911 01:13:16,605 01:13:19,649 a variety of acts can be part of the domain of art. a variety of acts can be part of the domain of art.
1912 01:13:20,345 01:13:21,660 (Communication complete.) (Communication complete.)
1913 01:13:21,744 01:13:24,484 - What's this? - What is it? Is it cellophane? - What's this? - What is it? Is it cellophane?
1914 01:13:24,484 01:13:26,314 It's a house made of fabric. It's a house made of fabric.
1915 01:13:26,314 01:13:28,784 - Fabric? - Yes, it's "Home within Home". - Fabric? - Yes, it's "Home within Home".
1916 01:13:28,784 01:13:31,694 He built the tile-roofed house from his childhood... He built the tile-roofed house from his childhood...
1917 01:13:31,694 01:13:33,454 and a house he used to live in in the US. and a house he used to live in in the US.
1918 01:13:33,454 01:13:34,654 This is wonderful. This is wonderful.
1919 01:13:34,654 01:13:36,470 He's my favorite. He's my favorite.
1920 01:13:36,895 01:13:38,164 In his other work, In his other work,
1921 01:13:38,164 01:13:40,609 he expressed even a knob and a toilet. he expressed even a knob and a toilet.
1922 01:13:43,534 01:13:45,734 There's no limit in the material. There's no limit in the material.
1923 01:13:45,734 01:13:48,274 Back in the days, if a painter thought of his old house, Back in the days, if a painter thought of his old house,
1924 01:13:48,274 01:13:49,605 - He had to draw it. - he either had to draw it... - He had to draw it. - he either had to draw it...
1925 01:13:49,605 01:13:51,975 or take a picture of it, but now... or take a picture of it, but now...
1926 01:13:51,975 01:13:52,975 - They reproduce it. - Yes. - They reproduce it. - Yes.
1927 01:13:52,975 01:13:55,689 If you fold it, you can put it in the trunk. If you fold it, you can put it in the trunk.
1928 01:13:55,744 01:13:57,284 If you spread it in a big gallery, If you spread it in a big gallery,
1929 01:13:57,284 01:13:58,284 it becomes a wonderful art work. it becomes a wonderful art work.
1930 01:13:58,284 01:14:00,154 Something like a memory of my house or reminiscence, Something like a memory of my house or reminiscence,
1931 01:14:00,154 01:14:02,185 I wanted to create something... I wanted to create something...
1932 01:14:02,185 01:14:04,555 that is nonmaterial or has no form. that is nonmaterial or has no form.
1933 01:14:04,555 01:14:06,595 I decided to use very thin translucent material. I decided to use very thin translucent material.
1934 01:14:06,595 01:14:08,295 That also looks like a hologram. That also looks like a hologram.
1935 01:14:08,295 01:14:10,364 Making a house is a trend. Making a house is a trend.
1936 01:14:10,364 01:14:12,595 There are many people making a house around the world. There are many people making a house around the world.
1937 01:14:12,595 01:14:14,410 The price of house is so high. The price of house is so high.
1938 01:14:15,864 01:14:17,080 (With what material, do I build my house?) (With what material, do I build my house?)
1939 01:14:17,204 01:14:18,479 What do you think of this one? What do you think of this one?
1940 01:14:18,605 01:14:20,605 That looks like an art piece. That looks like an art piece.
1941 01:14:20,605 01:14:21,675 This is how you build it. This is how you build it.
1942 01:14:21,675 01:14:23,574 Use an abandoned house as a mold. Use an abandoned house as a mold.
1943 01:14:23,574 01:14:25,244 You pour concrete in it, You pour concrete in it,
1944 01:14:25,244 01:14:28,250 and when you remove it, you have the inside left. and when you remove it, you have the inside left.
1945 01:14:28,685 01:14:30,420 (Find an abandoned house.) (Find an abandoned house.)
1946 01:14:30,914 01:14:33,215 (Use the house as a mold and pour concrete inside.) (Use the house as a mold and pour concrete inside.)
1947 01:14:33,215 01:14:35,524 (Remove the exterior.) (Remove the exterior.)
1948 01:14:35,524 01:14:37,824 When there's concrete on the wall, When there's concrete on the wall,
1949 01:14:37,824 01:14:40,670 it reads all information on that wall like a print. it reads all information on that wall like a print.
1950 01:14:40,795 01:14:43,239 (It even has the pattern on the door.) (It even has the pattern on the door.)
1951 01:14:43,524 01:14:45,994 Everything including the trace of people living there... Everything including the trace of people living there...
1952 01:14:45,994 01:14:48,034 is all engraved. is all engraved.
1953 01:14:48,034 01:14:49,034 There's no limit. There's no limit.
1954 01:14:49,034 01:14:50,605 That's cute. That's cute.
1955 01:14:50,605 01:14:52,080 (We've learned concrete. What's next?) (We've learned concrete. What's next?)
1956 01:14:52,305 01:14:54,274 So when it comes to art, what's important? So when it comes to art, what's important?
1957 01:14:54,274 01:14:55,305 Materials. Materials.
1958 01:14:55,305 01:14:57,345 Today, we're going to practice. Today, we're going to practice.
1959 01:14:57,345 01:14:58,689 Oh, practice. Oh, practice.
1960 01:14:58,914 01:15:01,389 (Let's draw the medieval art.) (Let's draw the medieval art.)
1961 01:15:01,414 01:15:03,385 In history of art, people find... In history of art, people find...
1962 01:15:03,385 01:15:05,685 the medieval art most difficult. the medieval art most difficult.
1963 01:15:05,685 01:15:06,855 The medieval art. The medieval art.
1964 01:15:06,855 01:15:08,555 The medieval art is hard... The medieval art is hard...
1965 01:15:08,555 01:15:10,654 because all works look alike. because all works look alike.
1966 01:15:10,654 01:15:14,330 (There are billions or art pieces like these.) (There are billions or art pieces like these.)
1967 01:15:14,395 01:15:17,439 The process of these paintings is very important. The process of these paintings is very important.
1968 01:15:17,925 01:15:20,465 Once you know how it's made, Once you know how it's made,
1969 01:15:20,465 01:15:22,505 you'll find it interesting. you'll find it interesting.
1970 01:15:22,505 01:15:25,074 The technique I'm going to show you is egg tempera. The technique I'm going to show you is egg tempera.
1971 01:15:25,074 01:15:26,274 What do you make paints with? What do you make paints with?
1972 01:15:26,274 01:15:28,449 - Yolk. - Yes, you make them with eggs. - Yolk. - Yes, you make them with eggs.
1973 01:15:29,374 01:15:31,545 You make paints with yolk? You make paints with yolk?
1974 01:15:31,545 01:15:33,614 - If you wait, I will show you. - I didn't know that. - If you wait, I will show you. - I didn't know that.
1975 01:15:33,614 01:15:34,774 Do you get yellow? Do you get yellow?
1976 01:15:34,774 01:15:35,920 (I will show you.) (I will show you.)
1977 01:15:36,085 01:15:38,085 Let's try making this piece. Let's try making this piece.
1978 01:15:38,085 01:15:39,314 How? How?
1979 01:15:39,314 01:15:41,085 For your information, For your information,
1980 01:15:41,085 01:15:44,029 unless they were murals, most paintings were drawn... unless they were murals, most paintings were drawn...
1981 01:15:44,385 01:15:46,029 on a piece of wood. on a piece of wood.
1982 01:15:46,324 01:15:48,024 It's a paulownia tree. It's a paulownia tree.
1983 01:15:48,024 01:15:49,124 It's a paulownia tree. It's a paulownia tree.
1984 01:15:49,124 01:15:51,225 I heard it's a birch, but anyways. I heard it's a birch, but anyways.
1985 01:15:51,225 01:15:52,895 It's not a paulownia tree. It's not a paulownia tree.
1986 01:15:52,895 01:15:55,805 But today, we'll draw on plywood. But today, we'll draw on plywood.
1987 01:15:55,805 01:15:56,935 - MINO. - MINO. - MINO. - MINO.
1988 01:15:56,935 01:15:58,750 (Leave paintings up to MINO.) (Leave paintings up to MINO.)
1989 01:15:59,404 01:16:02,305 This will be your model. You should draw this. This will be your model. You should draw this.
1990 01:16:02,305 01:16:03,345 (Step 1: Sketch) (Step 1: Sketch)
1991 01:16:03,345 01:16:05,319 I've never seen you drawing before. I've never seen you drawing before.
1992 01:16:10,645 01:16:11,914 I should do it fast. I should do it fast.
1993 01:16:11,914 01:16:13,954 Sketching is the most pressuring part. Sketching is the most pressuring part.
1994 01:16:13,954 01:16:14,984 Of course. Of course.
1995 01:16:14,984 01:16:16,624 Especially when someone is watching. Especially when someone is watching.
1996 01:16:16,624 01:16:18,500 You are good. You are good.
1997 01:16:19,154 01:16:21,194 We should send him to that place in China. We should send him to that place in China.
1998 01:16:21,194 01:16:22,425 - Gogh. - What was it called again? - Gogh. - What was it called again?
1999 01:16:22,425 01:16:23,699 - Gogh town. - Gogh town. - Gogh town. - Gogh town.
2000 01:16:24,694 01:16:26,164 You should go work there. You should go work there.
2001 01:16:26,164 01:16:27,609 (No, MINO.) (No, MINO.)
2002 01:16:27,835 01:16:30,005 I'm surprised how you can draw what you see. I'm surprised how you can draw what you see.
2003 01:16:30,005 01:16:31,335 That's really hard... That's really hard...
2004 01:16:31,335 01:16:33,435 because you thought you drew the same, because you thought you drew the same,
2005 01:16:33,435 01:16:35,475 but it actually isn't. but it actually isn't.
2006 01:16:35,475 01:16:37,274 That's why portraits are the hardest. That's why portraits are the hardest.
2007 01:16:37,274 01:16:38,975 It is hard because if you're too good, It is hard because if you're too good,
2008 01:16:38,975 01:16:40,989 and people say the drawing is better, the person feels offended. and people say the drawing is better, the person feels offended.
2009 01:16:41,314 01:16:42,314 - It's complicating. - Yes. - It's complicating. - Yes.
2010 01:16:42,314 01:16:43,885 You wouldn't be happy to hear that it looks like you when it doesn't. You wouldn't be happy to hear that it looks like you when it doesn't.
2011 01:16:43,885 01:16:46,255 So you have to be careful. So you have to be careful.
2012 01:16:46,255 01:16:48,055 On this one show, On this one show,
2013 01:16:48,055 01:16:50,085 I was asked to draw a caricature. I was asked to draw a caricature.
2014 01:16:50,085 01:16:53,154 I said I'm terrible at it because I really am. I said I'm terrible at it because I really am.
2015 01:16:53,154 01:16:54,699 But I guess they thought I was only being modest. But I guess they thought I was only being modest.
2016 01:16:55,295 01:16:57,670 I drew this actor with a huge nose. I drew this actor with a huge nose.
2017 01:16:58,265 01:16:59,910 We became awkward after that. We became awkward after that.
2018 01:17:00,935 01:17:02,164 It's not easy. It's not easy.
2019 01:17:02,164 01:17:03,910 (MINO, a new painter, Minosy instead of Banksy) (MINO, a new painter, Minosy instead of Banksy)
2020 01:17:04,064 01:17:05,935 You deserve applause. You deserve applause.
2021 01:17:05,935 01:17:08,010 (MINO finished the sketch.) (MINO finished the sketch.)
2022 01:17:08,545 01:17:09,819 The first step is done. The first step is done.
2023 01:17:09,845 01:17:12,515 Only if I had a little more time, I would've done a better job. Only if I had a little more time, I would've done a better job.
2024 01:17:12,515 01:17:14,975 Now we need to move that here. Now we need to move that here.
2025 01:17:14,975 01:17:17,085 It's because it's safer to move it... It's because it's safer to move it...
2026 01:17:17,085 01:17:19,215 rather than sketching directly on here. rather than sketching directly on here.
2027 01:17:19,215 01:17:20,784 There are many ways to move it. There are many ways to move it.
2028 01:17:20,784 01:17:23,124 Carbon paper is the best for this. Carbon paper is the best for this.
2029 01:17:23,124 01:17:25,199 Actually, that is going to be carbon paper replacement. Actually, that is going to be carbon paper replacement.
2030 01:17:26,725 01:17:28,870 (Fix the sketch on plywood.) (Fix the sketch on plywood.)
2031 01:17:29,124 01:17:31,300 (Press it hard with a blunt iron rod.) (Press it hard with a blunt iron rod.)
2032 01:17:31,935 01:17:33,295 Oh, we're cutting a groove. Oh, we're cutting a groove.
2033 01:17:33,295 01:17:34,664 Like how you're drawing over a cartoon. Like how you're drawing over a cartoon.
2034 01:17:34,664 01:17:36,109 That's right. Yes. That's right. Yes.
2035 01:17:36,265 01:17:38,164 This is called cartoon in English. This is called cartoon in English.
2036 01:17:38,164 01:17:39,934 - Cartoon. - Like cartoon. Yes. - Cartoon. - Like cartoon. Yes.
2037 01:17:39,935 01:17:42,404 You take paper off and draw it again with a pencil. You take paper off and draw it again with a pencil.
2038 01:17:42,404 01:17:44,845 Now you moved your sketch. Now you moved your sketch.
2039 01:17:44,845 01:17:46,914 - Am I doing well? - You're doing very well. Yes. - Am I doing well? - You're doing very well. Yes.
2040 01:17:46,914 01:17:48,414 You're looking elsewhere, Mr. Yang. You're looking elsewhere, Mr. Yang.
2041 01:17:48,414 01:17:50,244 - He said it indifferently. - I was... - He said it indifferently. - I was...
2042 01:17:50,244 01:17:51,954 - just grabbing a pencil. - He was looking at the couch. - just grabbing a pencil. - He was looking at the couch.
2043 01:17:51,954 01:17:53,260 (There are a lot of things I want to show you.) (There are a lot of things I want to show you.)
2044 01:17:53,385 01:17:55,255 I got a completed work. I got a completed work.
2045 01:17:55,255 01:17:56,630 It's like a cooking show. It's like a cooking show.
2046 01:17:56,725 01:17:58,454 - Here it is. - If you boil it for 30 minutes, - Here it is. - If you boil it for 30 minutes,
2047 01:17:58,454 01:17:59,595 - this is what you get. - This is what you get. - this is what you get. - This is what you get.
2048 01:17:59,595 01:18:00,899 It's completely different. It's completely different.
2049 01:18:01,454 01:18:04,095 This is after cutting a groove and sketching again? This is after cutting a groove and sketching again?
2050 01:18:04,095 01:18:05,095 That's right. That's right.
2051 01:18:05,095 01:18:07,795 The core part of medieval art is the background. The core part of medieval art is the background.
2052 01:18:07,795 01:18:11,135 The plywood is plated with gold. The plywood is plated with gold.
2053 01:18:11,135 01:18:12,574 (The plywood is plated with thin gold.) (The plywood is plated with thin gold.)
2054 01:18:12,574 01:18:14,574 Did they use yolk... Did they use yolk...
2055 01:18:14,574 01:18:16,005 for gold? for gold?
2056 01:18:16,005 01:18:17,145 It's real gold. It's real gold.
2057 01:18:17,145 01:18:19,515 It's so thin that you can't tell that it's gold, It's so thin that you can't tell that it's gold,
2058 01:18:19,515 01:18:22,385 so they colored it first with either red or brown. so they colored it first with either red or brown.
2059 01:18:22,385 01:18:24,414 That's how far I went with it. That's how far I went with it.
2060 01:18:24,414 01:18:27,085 You'll know when you see it. It's very thin. You'll know when you see it. It's very thin.
2061 01:18:27,085 01:18:29,324 It's not cheap, but it's not that expensive either. It's not cheap, but it's not that expensive either.
2062 01:18:29,324 01:18:30,800 (It's 5.4 dollars per piece that is 11 by 11.) (It's 5.4 dollars per piece that is 11 by 11.)
2063 01:18:30,824 01:18:33,130 - Try touching it yourself. - It's very thin. - Try touching it yourself. - It's very thin.
2064 01:18:34,795 01:18:36,494 It's so thin that it would rip. It's so thin that it would rip.
2065 01:18:36,494 01:18:38,710 Oh, Gold Ji Won. Oh, Gold Ji Won.
2066 01:18:39,395 01:18:41,609 He's upgraded. He's upgraded.
2067 01:18:42,734 01:18:43,734 She's taking it. She's taking it.
2068 01:18:43,734 01:18:45,835 - Are you trying to take it? - No. - Are you trying to take it? - No.
2069 01:18:45,835 01:18:46,904 - It's real gold. - I'm innocent. - It's real gold. - I'm innocent.
2070 01:18:46,904 01:18:48,475 Is that real gold? Is that real gold?
2071 01:18:48,475 01:18:49,680 It's real gold. It's real gold.
2072 01:18:49,845 01:18:50,975 Here... Here...
2073 01:18:50,975 01:18:52,090 (Ji Won is acting immature.) (Ji Won is acting immature.)
2074 01:18:52,175 01:18:53,774 He's happy to hold gold. He's happy to hold gold.
2075 01:18:53,774 01:18:55,149 (Eun Ji Won is holding gold.) (Eun Ji Won is holding gold.)
2076 01:18:55,284 01:18:57,685 - Is that glue? - Yes. - Is that glue? - Yes.
2077 01:18:57,685 01:19:00,960 Now, it will paste. Now, it will paste.
2078 01:19:01,824 01:19:03,355 It will paste. It will paste.
2079 01:19:03,355 01:19:05,855 You put glue and paste it again. You put glue and paste it again.
2080 01:19:05,855 01:19:08,055 You're not exactly good either. You're not exactly good either.
2081 01:19:08,055 01:19:09,295 Plating with gold is very hard. Plating with gold is very hard.
2082 01:19:09,295 01:19:12,693 - There's even a gilder. - Look. - There's even a gilder. - Look.
2083 01:19:12,694 01:19:14,769 - This is all gold. - I almost ate it. - This is all gold. - I almost ate it.
2084 01:19:14,795 01:19:17,309 There are artists who plates with gold. There are artists who plates with gold.
2085 01:19:17,364 01:19:19,680 - Painters can't do it. - They can never do it. - Painters can't do it. - They can never do it.
2086 01:19:19,734 01:19:21,580 This is so hard. This is so hard.
2087 01:19:21,635 01:19:24,149 I brought the completed work. I brought the completed work.
2088 01:19:24,305 01:19:25,845 - I knew it. - Yes. - I knew it. - Yes.
2089 01:19:25,845 01:19:27,414 - Do you see the pasted line? - Yes. - Do you see the pasted line? - Yes.
2090 01:19:27,414 01:19:29,284 If you look at the original works, If you look at the original works,
2091 01:19:29,284 01:19:30,784 you will see those lines. you will see those lines.
2092 01:19:30,784 01:19:32,454 In the back... In the back...
2093 01:19:32,454 01:19:34,590 - The angels? - No. - The angels? - No.
2094 01:19:34,814 01:19:36,925 What do you call this circle? What do you call this circle?
2095 01:19:36,925 01:19:38,484 Halo. That's halo. Halo. That's halo.
2096 01:19:38,484 01:19:41,399 It'd take like 40 years just to draw the halo. It'd take like 40 years just to draw the halo.
2097 01:19:41,624 01:19:43,595 When they drew the halo... When they drew the halo...
2098 01:19:43,595 01:19:45,024 that Ji Won just mentioned, that Ji Won just mentioned,
2099 01:19:45,024 01:19:47,034 - Is that a compass? - They used a compass... - Is that a compass? - They used a compass...
2100 01:19:47,034 01:19:48,835 to draw it. to draw it.
2101 01:19:48,835 01:19:50,265 Once they drew the line, Once they drew the line,
2102 01:19:50,265 01:19:51,779 they used the hammer. they used the hammer.
2103 01:19:53,135 01:19:55,949 It leaves this pattern. It leaves this pattern.
2104 01:19:56,704 01:19:59,175 - You have to use various tools. - It's no easy job. - You have to use various tools. - It's no easy job.
2105 01:19:59,175 01:20:01,074 - So... - This isn't for me. - So... - This isn't for me.
2106 01:20:01,074 01:20:02,085 You don't have to do it. You don't have to do it.
2107 01:20:02,085 01:20:03,645 - I can't do it. I'm too hasty. - I know. - I can't do it. I'm too hasty. - I know.
2108 01:20:03,645 01:20:06,685 Now, finally. Can you separate the yolk? Now, finally. Can you separate the yolk?
2109 01:20:06,685 01:20:08,185 You have to move it like this. You have to move it like this.
2110 01:20:08,185 01:20:09,324 Yes. Why don't you try? Yes. Why don't you try?
2111 01:20:09,324 01:20:11,185 You have to be good at it to become a painter. You have to be good at it to become a painter.
2112 01:20:11,185 01:20:12,324 I'm nervous. I'm nervous.
2113 01:20:12,324 01:20:14,494 I messed up. Oh, never mind. I messed up. Oh, never mind.
2114 01:20:14,494 01:20:16,524 - You somehow did it. - Did you do it? - You somehow did it. - Did you do it?
2115 01:20:16,524 01:20:19,634 No, there's so much egg white left. No, there's so much egg white left.
2116 01:20:19,635 01:20:21,564 - It popped. - If it popped, put it in the cup. - It popped. - If it popped, put it in the cup.
2117 01:20:21,564 01:20:22,635 That's good. That's good.
2118 01:20:22,635 01:20:23,765 - Is one enough? - Yes. - Is one enough? - Yes.
2119 01:20:23,765 01:20:25,479 I think one will be enough for today. I think one will be enough for today.
2120 01:20:25,635 01:20:28,309 It's time to make paints. It's time to make paints.
2121 01:20:31,105 01:20:32,550 (Focus!) (Focus!)
2122 01:20:32,814 01:20:34,614 Gold is expensive, but the most expensive one is... Gold is expensive, but the most expensive one is...
2123 01:20:34,614 01:20:36,045 the blue paint. the blue paint.
2124 01:20:36,045 01:20:37,744 Oh, this blue? Oh, this blue?
2125 01:20:37,744 01:20:39,784 There's a color called ultramarine. There's a color called ultramarine.
2126 01:20:39,784 01:20:42,284 It means it's from over the sea. It means it's from over the sea.
2127 01:20:42,284 01:20:44,225 - Imported goods are expensive. - Yes. It's imported. - Imported goods are expensive. - Yes. It's imported.
2128 01:20:44,225 01:20:47,694 It's grounded gem called Lapislazuli. It's grounded gem called Lapislazuli.
2129 01:20:47,694 01:20:49,300 It's very valuable. It's very valuable.
2130 01:20:49,494 01:20:51,864 It's very easy to view old paintings. It's very easy to view old paintings.
2131 01:20:51,864 01:20:53,935 Find who has the blue. Find who has the blue.
2132 01:20:53,935 01:20:55,164 That's the main character. That's the main character.
2133 01:20:55,164 01:20:57,005 This one has a lot of blue color. This one has a lot of blue color.
2134 01:20:57,005 01:20:58,605 - Does that mean it's expensive? - Yes. - Does that mean it's expensive? - Yes.
2135 01:20:58,605 01:21:00,404 It's expensive because it's rare, It's expensive because it's rare,
2136 01:21:00,404 01:21:03,903 but even at the time, large paintings cost millions of dollars. but even at the time, large paintings cost millions of dollars.
2137 01:21:03,904 01:21:06,675 Now, I will show you how to make paints. Now, I will show you how to make paints.
2138 01:21:06,675 01:21:08,145 This is the ultramarine color. This is the ultramarine color.
2139 01:21:08,145 01:21:10,160 Thankfully, you can buy it now. Thankfully, you can buy it now.
2140 01:21:10,314 01:21:12,055 - This is powder. - Powder. - This is powder. - Powder.
2141 01:21:12,055 01:21:13,954 We can now make it chemically. We can now make it chemically.
2142 01:21:13,954 01:21:16,029 It's not that expensive. It's not that expensive.
2143 01:21:17,925 01:21:18,925 I'll put it here. I'll put it here.
2144 01:21:18,925 01:21:20,524 But why yolk? But why yolk?
2145 01:21:20,524 01:21:21,824 - I know. - For the thickness? - I know. - For the thickness?
2146 01:21:21,824 01:21:23,364 Oh, because it's thick? Oh, because it's thick?
2147 01:21:23,364 01:21:25,064 Egg white doesn't work... Egg white doesn't work...
2148 01:21:25,064 01:21:26,635 - because it's not thick? - It doesn't work. - because it's not thick? - It doesn't work.
2149 01:21:26,635 01:21:28,064 Carefully... Carefully...
2150 01:21:28,064 01:21:29,939 - Mix them? - Yes. - Mix them? - Yes.
2151 01:21:31,935 01:21:33,109 Grind it. Grind it.
2152 01:21:34,305 01:21:35,744 Isn't it amazing? Isn't it amazing?
2153 01:21:35,744 01:21:36,975 (It's a type of paint where you melt pigment with yolk.) (It's a type of paint where you melt pigment with yolk.)
2154 01:21:36,975 01:21:39,145 - Now you have paint. - It's so dark. - Now you have paint. - It's so dark.
2155 01:21:39,145 01:21:40,489 Yes. Yes.
2156 01:21:40,574 01:21:42,585 If it's too dark, what do you add? If it's too dark, what do you add?
2157 01:21:42,585 01:21:44,185 - Egg white. - It's water. - Egg white. - It's water.
2158 01:21:44,185 01:21:45,359 (Do Yeon speaks with confidence.) (Do Yeon speaks with confidence.)
2159 01:21:45,484 01:21:48,015 Assistant MINO. Give me a drop of water. Assistant MINO. Give me a drop of water.
2160 01:21:48,015 01:21:49,500 Oh, yes. Oh, yes.
2161 01:21:49,585 01:21:50,859 How many milliliters? How many milliliters?
2162 01:21:51,824 01:21:54,529 - 0.1mm. - You said 0.1mm. - 0.1mm. - You said 0.1mm.
2163 01:21:55,055 01:21:57,099 (MINO is startled.) (MINO is startled.)
2164 01:21:57,895 01:21:59,064 That was exactly 0.1mm. That was exactly 0.1mm.
2165 01:21:59,064 01:22:00,135 Did you just spit something? Did you just spit something?
2166 01:22:00,135 01:22:01,895 - No. - Like spit. - No. - Like spit.
2167 01:22:01,895 01:22:03,734 That's good. You can control the thickness. That's good. You can control the thickness.
2168 01:22:03,734 01:22:06,734 Even these days, some conscious painters... Even these days, some conscious painters...
2169 01:22:06,734 01:22:08,605 make their own paints. make their own paints.
2170 01:22:08,605 01:22:11,274 Some people keep their own methods. Some people keep their own methods.
2171 01:22:11,274 01:22:13,944 This is necessary to have unique colors. This is necessary to have unique colors.
2172 01:22:13,944 01:22:16,345 - This is a very nice color. - I know, right? - This is a very nice color. - I know, right?
2173 01:22:16,345 01:22:18,885 It's different from the paints in tubes. It's different from the paints in tubes.
2174 01:22:18,885 01:22:21,255 At the time, they used thin brushes... At the time, they used thin brushes...
2175 01:22:21,255 01:22:22,484 for watercolor paintings. for watercolor paintings.
2176 01:22:22,484 01:22:24,055 There were even thinner ones. There were even thinner ones.
2177 01:22:24,055 01:22:26,895 It's a large blue area, It's a large blue area,
2178 01:22:26,895 01:22:28,494 but why did they use a thin brush? but why did they use a thin brush?
2179 01:22:28,494 01:22:30,694 If you use a large brush, there will be bubbles. If you use a large brush, there will be bubbles.
2180 01:22:30,694 01:22:32,639 The color won't be as nice. The color won't be as nice.
2181 01:22:32,965 01:22:35,095 You don't color at once. You don't color at once.
2182 01:22:35,095 01:22:38,040 You have to color slowly little by little. You have to color slowly little by little.
2183 01:22:38,234 01:22:40,574 Can you keep... Can you keep...
2184 01:22:40,574 01:22:41,935 - the leftover paint? - No, you can't. - the leftover paint? - No, you can't.
2185 01:22:41,935 01:22:43,279 - No? - You throw it out. - No? - You throw it out.
2186 01:22:43,645 01:22:47,015 You have to throw out what is so expensive. You have to throw out what is so expensive.
2187 01:22:47,015 01:22:50,484 When it's more complete, this is what you get. When it's more complete, this is what you get.
2188 01:22:50,484 01:22:51,989 There it is again. There it is again.
2189 01:22:53,255 01:22:55,784 We have four completely different paintings. We have four completely different paintings.
2190 01:22:55,784 01:22:56,960 (Mr. Yang is well prepared.) (Mr. Yang is well prepared.)
2191 01:22:57,185 01:22:58,624 This is the final work. This is the final work.
2192 01:22:58,624 01:23:01,055 It could take from a few months... It could take from a few months...
2193 01:23:01,055 01:23:02,925 to a year. to a year.
2194 01:23:02,925 01:23:05,170 We should appreciate the effort. We should appreciate the effort.
2195 01:23:05,635 01:23:07,595 - It requires patience, technique... - I know. - It requires patience, technique... - I know.
2196 01:23:07,595 01:23:08,935 - Concentration. - Yes, concentration. - Concentration. - Yes, concentration.
2197 01:23:08,935 01:23:10,840 It requires all that. It requires all that.
2198 01:23:11,404 01:23:12,680 Everyone. Please leave. Everyone. Please leave.
2199 01:23:15,074 01:23:16,374 Are you going to keep painting in science class? Are you going to keep painting in science class?
2200 01:23:16,374 01:23:17,449 Yes. Yes.
2201 01:23:18,074 01:23:19,889 He'll hit you with an apple. He'll hit you with an apple.
2202 01:23:20,145 01:23:21,620 (Apologize now.) (Apologize now.)
2203 01:23:21,774 01:23:24,614 What do you think? How would you feel to see paintings like this? What do you think? How would you feel to see paintings like this?
2204 01:23:24,614 01:23:25,814 - It will feel completely different. - It's a lot of effort. - It will feel completely different. - It's a lot of effort.
2205 01:23:25,814 01:23:27,154 - It's a nice piece, isn't it? - Yes. - It's a nice piece, isn't it? - Yes.
2206 01:23:27,154 01:23:29,430 I wonder what would happen if you fry it. I wonder what would happen if you fry it.
2207 01:23:29,585 01:23:30,699 Like a fried egg. Like a fried egg.
2208 01:23:30,925 01:23:32,630 That's art again. That's art again.
2209 01:23:34,654 01:23:36,099 (Materials don't matter.) (Materials don't matter.)
2210 01:23:36,124 01:23:40,135 We don't need to grind gems anymore... We don't need to grind gems anymore...
2211 01:23:40,135 01:23:43,335 because now we have advanced technology. because now we have advanced technology.
2212 01:23:43,335 01:23:44,765 That's right. Yes. That's right. Yes.
2213 01:23:44,765 01:23:46,605 Does that mean... Does that mean...
2214 01:23:46,605 01:23:50,145 advanced technology have a big effect on art? advanced technology have a big effect on art?
2215 01:23:50,145 01:23:52,215 We'll now look at pieces... We'll now look at pieces...
2216 01:23:52,215 01:23:55,274 - that emphasize on that. - Sounds good. - that emphasize on that. - Sounds good.
2217 01:23:55,274 01:23:56,444 He's an impressionist. He's an impressionist.
2218 01:23:56,444 01:23:58,385 - He drew on the site. - It's cool. - He drew on the site. - It's cool.
2219 01:23:58,385 01:24:00,185 We know he drew on the site... We know he drew on the site...
2220 01:24:00,185 01:24:03,225 because we can see sand on the paint. because we can see sand on the paint.
2221 01:24:03,225 01:24:04,885 Where did he draw this? Where did he draw this?
2222 01:24:04,885 01:24:06,795 - The beach. - He drew it on the beach. - The beach. - He drew it on the beach.
2223 01:24:06,795 01:24:08,694 It's obvious, It's obvious,
2224 01:24:08,694 01:24:10,324 but do you think painters at the time... but do you think painters at the time...
2225 01:24:10,324 01:24:12,364 could take everything out with them to draw on the beach? could take everything out with them to draw on the beach?
2226 01:24:12,364 01:24:15,164 No. Impressionists can now draw on the site... No. Impressionists can now draw on the site...
2227 01:24:15,164 01:24:16,765 thanks to technology. thanks to technology.
2228 01:24:16,765 01:24:17,965 This is when paints in tubes were invented. This is when paints in tubes were invented.
2229 01:24:17,965 01:24:19,904 After paints in tubes were invented, After paints in tubes were invented,
2230 01:24:19,904 01:24:22,204 painters could draw outside. painters could draw outside.
2231 01:24:22,204 01:24:24,244 And what else do you need to draw outside? And what else do you need to draw outside?
2232 01:24:24,244 01:24:25,574 You need a train. You need a train.
2233 01:24:25,574 01:24:28,045 - Right. You need a transportation. - You need to get away. - Right. You need a transportation. - You need to get away.
2234 01:24:28,045 01:24:31,784 That's what happened in the mid 19th century France. That's what happened in the mid 19th century France.
2235 01:24:31,784 01:24:33,255 So they all started... So they all started...
2236 01:24:33,255 01:24:35,130 - They can be active. - drawing outside. - They can be active. - drawing outside.
2237 01:24:36,524 01:24:38,755 Then how did they draw outside before? Then how did they draw outside before?
2238 01:24:38,755 01:24:40,494 They rode a coach... They rode a coach...
2239 01:24:40,494 01:24:41,755 and did only a sketch. and did only a sketch.
2240 01:24:41,755 01:24:43,694 - They returned home... - To color. - They returned home... - To color.
2241 01:24:43,694 01:24:45,994 Yes. Since they colored in the studio, Yes. Since they colored in the studio,
2242 01:24:45,994 01:24:47,994 it lacked a sense of realism. it lacked a sense of realism.
2243 01:24:47,994 01:24:49,704 It was a studio production. It was a studio production.
2244 01:24:49,704 01:24:52,234 But now they can draw and complete it on the site. But now they can draw and complete it on the site.
2245 01:24:52,234 01:24:53,975 Right. There's an easel. Right. There's an easel.
2246 01:24:53,975 01:24:56,675 Easels are light now. Easels are light now.
2247 01:24:56,675 01:24:58,874 To stay outside for a long time, they would need a parasol. To stay outside for a long time, they would need a parasol.
2248 01:24:58,874 01:25:01,215 Factories made these products available. Factories made these products available.
2249 01:25:01,215 01:25:03,715 So impressionists were early adopters. So impressionists were early adopters.
2250 01:25:03,715 01:25:06,255 As we mentioned earlier, they started with a bull's head. As we mentioned earlier, they started with a bull's head.
2251 01:25:06,255 01:25:09,925 The Middle Ages used materials that we never imagined. The Middle Ages used materials that we never imagined.
2252 01:25:09,925 01:25:12,895 The object of the drawing and the symbol are important, The object of the drawing and the symbol are important,
2253 01:25:12,895 01:25:15,925 but you should also consider those materials... but you should also consider those materials...
2254 01:25:15,925 01:25:19,395 as an important pillar that supports the world of art. as an important pillar that supports the world of art.
2255 01:25:19,395 01:25:21,435 The fact that they used eggs for paint in the Middle Ages... The fact that they used eggs for paint in the Middle Ages...
2256 01:25:21,435 01:25:23,664 was a big lesson for me. was a big lesson for me.
2257 01:25:23,664 01:25:25,105 Egg palette? Egg palette?
2258 01:25:25,105 01:25:26,774 - Tempera. - Tempera. - Tempera. - Tempera.
2259 01:25:26,774 01:25:29,080 Did you say egg tart? Are you hungry? Did you say egg tart? Are you hungry?
2260 01:25:29,145 01:25:30,680 (It's not tart. It's tempera.) (It's not tart. It's tempera.)
2261 01:25:30,874 01:25:33,845 It's not just amazing or wonderful. It's not just amazing or wonderful.
2262 01:25:33,845 01:25:36,244 I know how much effort they've put into it now. I know how much effort they've put into it now.
2263 01:25:36,244 01:25:38,385 - I will appreciate it. - I would enjoy it even more. - I will appreciate it. - I would enjoy it even more.
2264 01:25:38,385 01:25:40,484 You may not be good at it, but once you know it, You may not be good at it, but once you know it,
2265 01:25:40,484 01:25:42,925 you're now experts of the Middle Ages paintings. you're now experts of the Middle Ages paintings.
2266 01:25:42,925 01:25:45,910 Okay. Today, we've become experts of the Middle Ages. Okay. Today, we've become experts of the Middle Ages.
2267 01:25:45,911 01:25:47,056 Yes. Yes.
2268 01:25:48,604 01:25:51,073 I've never heard of a house factory. I've never heard of a house factory.
2269 01:25:51,073 01:25:52,304 (I want a basement.) (I want a basement.)
2270 01:25:52,304 01:25:54,073 (3-story above the ground and 2 bathrooms.) (3-story above the ground and 2 bathrooms.)
2271 01:25:54,073 01:25:55,344 (Is that how you place an order?) (Is that how you place an order?)
2272 01:25:55,344 01:25:56,419 (That's right.) (That's right.)
2273 01:25:56,613 01:25:57,613 (Shall I order one?) (Shall I order one?)
2274 01:25:57,613 01:25:58,913 (A house is built in a factory?) (A house is built in a factory?)
2275 01:25:58,913 01:26:00,084 (He's never heard of it...) (He's never heard of it...)
2276 01:26:00,084 01:26:01,644 (or imagined it before.) (or imagined it before.)
2277 01:26:01,644 01:26:03,514 (House factory experience) (House factory experience)
2278 01:26:03,514 01:26:05,214 (Seung Gi found his new aptitude.) (Seung Gi found his new aptitude.)
2279 01:26:05,214 01:26:07,299 (Real Factory Experience) (Real Factory Experience)
2280 01:26:07,684 01:26:10,268 (Enjoy sauna in New York.) (Enjoy sauna in New York.)
2281 01:26:10,294 01:26:11,898 (It's cold.) (It's cold.)
2282 01:26:11,993 01:26:14,398 (They're lost in the cold.) (They're lost in the cold.)
2283 01:26:14,424 01:26:16,808 (Mission: Escape the sauna.) (Mission: Escape the sauna.)
2284 01:26:17,334 01:26:19,163 (Korea in New York, Korea Town) (Korea in New York, Korea Town)
2285 01:26:19,163 01:26:21,162 (It formed when I was here.) (It formed when I was here.)
2286 01:26:21,163 01:26:23,402 (Do they get to meet Korea in New York?) (Do they get to meet Korea in New York?)
2287 01:26:23,403 01:26:24,549 (What? Barbecue?) (What? Barbecue?)
2288 01:26:25,873 01:26:27,943 (I want barbecue now that I'm in Korea Town.) (I want barbecue now that I'm in Korea Town.)
2289 01:26:27,943 01:26:29,219 (Lee Seo Jin's New York, New York) (Lee Seo Jin's New York, New York)
2290 01:26:29,313 01:26:31,789 (Today, it's an intense course on quantum mechanics.) (Today, it's an intense course on quantum mechanics.)
2291 01:26:31,813 01:26:33,644 (No one in this world...) (No one in this world...)
2292 01:26:33,644 01:26:35,243 (understands quantum mechanics.) (understands quantum mechanics.)
2293 01:26:35,243 01:26:36,313 (That's quantum mechanics.) (That's quantum mechanics.)
2294 01:26:36,313 01:26:37,584 (That's also quantum mechanics.) (That's also quantum mechanics.)
2295 01:26:37,584 01:26:38,728 (I think that's quantum mechanics.) (I think that's quantum mechanics.)
2296 01:26:39,084 01:26:40,384 (quantum and mechanics) (quantum and mechanics)
2297 01:26:40,384 01:26:41,724 (Does Ji Won understand quantum mechanics?) (Does Ji Won understand quantum mechanics?)
2298 01:26:41,724 01:26:42,898 (Fascinating Science Stories) (Fascinating Science Stories)
2299 01:26:42,953 01:26:45,594 (Let's solve a riddle inside the painting.) (Let's solve a riddle inside the painting.)
2300 01:26:45,594 01:26:46,823 (It's like an angel.) (It's like an angel.)
2301 01:26:46,823 01:26:49,294 (The angel descends and had an affair with a boatman.) (The angel descends and had an affair with a boatman.)
2302 01:26:49,294 01:26:50,334 (Flustered) (Flustered)
2303 01:26:50,334 01:26:51,862 (Maybe you don't know, Mr. Yang.) (Maybe you don't know, Mr. Yang.)
2304 01:26:51,863 01:26:53,438 (We respect everyone's opinion, Fascinating Art Stories) (We respect everyone's opinion, Fascinating Art Stories)
2305 01:26:54,403 01:26:57,273 (Today's friend is...) (Today's friend is...)
2306 01:26:57,273 01:26:59,203 (modal Lee Hyun Yi.) (modal Lee Hyun Yi.)
2307 01:26:59,203 01:27:01,144 (My mother-in-law will cook for us.) (My mother-in-law will cook for us.)
2308 01:27:01,144 01:27:02,688 (Is your mother-in-law coming then?) (Is your mother-in-law coming then?)
2309 01:27:02,773 01:27:04,348 (Hyun Yi's mother-in-law, her best dish is kimchi.) (Hyun Yi's mother-in-law, her best dish is kimchi.)
2310 01:27:04,413 01:27:05,844 You're the CEO of a kimchi company. You're the CEO of a kimchi company.
2311 01:27:05,844 01:27:07,613 But I think I'm better. But I think I'm better.
2312 01:27:07,613 01:27:09,089 (My hands are getting sweaty.) (My hands are getting sweaty.)
2313 01:27:11,014 01:27:12,384 (I'm touched.) (I'm touched.)
2314 01:27:12,384 01:27:13,384 (Shall we work together?) (Shall we work together?)
2315 01:27:13,384 01:27:14,528 (That's not what I meant.) (That's not what I meant.)
2316 01:27:16,294 01:27:19,098 (My friend's love story) (My friend's love story)
2317 01:27:19,193 01:27:20,363 When was your last kiss? When was your last kiss?
2318 01:27:20,363 01:27:23,033 I'm not curious about your first kiss, but only the last one. I'm not curious about your first kiss, but only the last one.
2319 01:27:23,033 01:27:24,063 We had a fling. We had a fling.
2320 01:27:24,063 01:27:25,703 We held hands only a few days ago. We held hands only a few days ago.
2321 01:27:25,703 01:27:28,203 How did you meet Hyun Yi? How did you meet Hyun Yi?
2322 01:27:28,203 01:27:29,474 Through a meeting for work. Through a meeting for work.
2323 01:27:29,474 01:27:33,003 Did you like Hyun Yi the most? Did you like Hyun Yi the most?
2324 01:27:33,004 01:27:34,273 Did you fall for her? Did you fall for her?
2325 01:27:34,273 01:27:35,348 Yes. Yes.
2326 01:27:36,214 01:27:37,644 Four means an office worker. Four means an office worker.
2327 01:27:37,644 01:27:39,014 - 4 means a model? - 4 means a model. - 4 means a model? - 4 means a model.
2328 01:27:39,014 01:27:41,714 You never call me for that. You never call me for that.
2329 01:27:41,714 01:27:44,558 - But... - You have all the good meetings. - But... - You have all the good meetings.