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1 00:00:14,670 00:00:15,955 (Art) (Art)
2 00:00:16,441 00:00:17,986 (Science) (Science)
3 00:00:18,110 00:00:19,556 (Travel) (Travel)
4 00:00:19,751 00:00:21,225 (Cooking) (Cooking)
5 00:00:21,350 00:00:22,896 (Labor) (Labor)
6 00:00:23,080 00:00:24,495 (Sports) (Sports)
7 00:00:24,650 00:00:25,766 (Omnibus) (Omnibus)
8 00:00:26,051 00:00:27,126 (Variety show) (Variety show)
9 00:00:27,391 00:00:30,720 (Friday Joy Package) (Friday Joy Package)
10 00:00:30,721 00:00:32,029 (The order of today's show) (The order of today's show)
11 00:00:32,030 00:00:33,830 (You're actually inside...) (You're actually inside...)
12 00:00:33,831 00:00:35,059 (what you're going to build today.) (what you're going to build today.)
13 00:00:35,060 00:00:36,900 (House!) (House!)
14 00:00:36,901 00:00:38,436 (Real Factory Experience) (Real Factory Experience)
15 00:00:38,500 00:00:40,095 (Today's friend is Model Lee Hyun Yi.) (Today's friend is Model Lee Hyun Yi.)
16 00:00:40,231 00:00:42,186 (She's the first my mother-in-law on the show.) (She's the first my mother-in-law on the show.)
17 00:00:42,200 00:00:43,815 (What is today's recipe?) (What is today's recipe?)
18 00:00:43,841 00:00:45,645 (My Friend's Mom's Recipe) (My Friend's Mom's Recipe)
19 00:00:45,740 00:00:47,010 (This is Koreatown.) (This is Koreatown.)
20 00:00:47,011 00:00:48,785 (Local people also like...) (Local people also like...)
21 00:00:48,810 00:00:50,486 (the Korean Wave culture.) (the Korean Wave culture.)
22 00:00:50,611 00:00:52,910 (Lee Seo Jin's New York, New York) (Lee Seo Jin's New York, New York)
23 00:00:52,911 00:00:54,879 (Today's subject is landscape paintings.) (Today's subject is landscape paintings.)
24 00:00:54,880 00:00:57,355 (The landscape means nothing to you...) (The landscape means nothing to you...)
25 00:00:57,481 00:00:58,849 (unless you have the ownership.) (unless you have the ownership.)
26 00:00:58,850 00:00:59,989 (Fascinating Art Stories) (Fascinating Art Stories)
27 00:00:59,990 00:01:01,749 (I'll teach you something difficult today.) (I'll teach you something difficult today.)
28 00:01:01,750 00:01:03,096 (Quantum mechanics) (Quantum mechanics)
29 00:01:03,161 00:01:04,395 (Isn't it too difficult?) (Isn't it too difficult?)
30 00:01:04,490 00:01:06,365 (Don't worry.) (Don't worry.)
31 00:01:07,191 00:01:08,860 (Fascinating Science Stories) (Fascinating Science Stories)
32 00:01:08,861 00:01:10,736 (It starts now.) (It starts now.)
33 00:01:15,301 00:01:16,815 (Coming up like the wind) (Coming up like the wind)
34 00:01:16,870 00:01:18,300 Hello, everyone. Hello, everyone.
35 00:01:18,301 00:01:20,746 Real Factory Experience! Real Factory Experience!
36 00:01:20,811 00:01:22,310 Hello, I'm Lee Seung Gi. Hello, I'm Lee Seung Gi.
37 00:01:22,311 00:01:25,450 - It's a little windy today. - It's windy. - It's a little windy today. - It's windy.
38 00:01:25,451 00:01:27,950 Since I'm a new wind, a new icon of the labor market, Since I'm a new wind, a new icon of the labor market,
39 00:01:27,951 00:01:29,580 you can see me as a new crown prince. you can see me as a new crown prince.
40 00:01:29,581 00:01:30,979 I'm not an emperor yet. I'm not an emperor yet.
41 00:01:30,980 00:01:33,420 Well, let's use the word "prince" instead of "crown prince". Well, let's use the word "prince" instead of "crown prince".
42 00:01:33,421 00:01:34,920 - Prince. - You're a prince. - Prince. - You're a prince.
43 00:01:34,921 00:01:38,119 It's not official yet. I'll be proclaimed in the last episode. It's not official yet. I'll be proclaimed in the last episode.
44 00:01:38,120 00:01:40,089 "The prince of the labor market". That's perfect. "The prince of the labor market". That's perfect.
45 00:01:40,090 00:01:42,200 - That gives me less pressure. - Okay. - That gives me less pressure. - Okay.
46 00:01:42,201 00:01:45,330 In fact, today's factory is a little more sophisticated. In fact, today's factory is a little more sophisticated.
47 00:01:45,331 00:01:47,300 The second I stepped in, The second I stepped in,
48 00:01:47,301 00:01:49,869 I knew I would need to use my brains today. I knew I would need to use my brains today.
49 00:01:49,870 00:01:53,410 - Instead of going straight to work, - Okay. - Instead of going straight to work, - Okay.
50 00:01:53,411 00:01:55,539 You'll enjoy the luxury to have a meeting first. You'll enjoy the luxury to have a meeting first.
51 00:01:55,540 00:01:57,780 A meeting? That's great. A meeting? That's great.
52 00:01:57,781 00:01:58,979 That sounds very practical. That sounds very practical.
53 00:01:58,980 00:02:00,479 It's also a job interview. It's also a job interview.
54 00:02:00,480 00:02:01,849 (I'm here for a meeting.) (I'm here for a meeting.)
55 00:02:01,850 00:02:03,280 - Should I sit here? - Please have a seat. - Should I sit here? - Please have a seat.
56 00:02:03,281 00:02:05,390 - Okay. - We haven't talked to you about... - Okay. - We haven't talked to you about...
57 00:02:05,391 00:02:07,350 - what kind of factory it is, right? - Right. - what kind of factory it is, right? - Right.
58 00:02:07,351 00:02:09,260 Well, it feels like... Well, it feels like...
59 00:02:09,261 00:02:11,420 Judging from the magazine titled "Space" over there, Judging from the magazine titled "Space" over there,
60 00:02:11,421 00:02:13,489 it probably has something to do with interior design. it probably has something to do with interior design.
61 00:02:13,490 00:02:14,589 (Snooping) (Snooping)
62 00:02:14,590 00:02:16,429 Seung Gi, the thing is, Seung Gi, the thing is,
63 00:02:16,430 00:02:18,659 - You're actually inside... - Yes. - You're actually inside... - Yes.
64 00:02:18,660 00:02:20,206 What you're going to build today. What you're going to build today.
65 00:02:20,801 00:02:22,339 I'm inside it? I'm inside it?
66 00:02:22,340 00:02:24,170 (Looking around) (Looking around)
67 00:02:24,171 00:02:25,915 Living room? Living room?
68 00:02:26,240 00:02:27,739 - Incorrect! - House? - Incorrect! - House?
69 00:02:27,740 00:02:28,815 Correct! Correct!
70 00:02:29,081 00:02:32,309 It's a factory where this entire house was built. It's a factory where this entire house was built.
71 00:02:32,310 00:02:34,380 Are you saying this house was built here? Are you saying this house was built here?
72 00:02:34,381 00:02:37,320 They not only build a house but also deliver and install it. They not only build a house but also deliver and install it.
73 00:02:37,321 00:02:40,719 I know my country is famous for its food delivery service. I know my country is famous for its food delivery service.
74 00:02:40,720 00:02:42,119 But seriously, house delivery? But seriously, house delivery?
75 00:02:42,120 00:02:43,920 I've never heard of it before. I've never heard of it before.
76 00:02:43,921 00:02:45,836 You just made it up, didn't you? You just made it up, didn't you?
77 00:02:45,930 00:02:47,929 Is that a real thing? Do they deliver this kind of house? Is that a real thing? Do they deliver this kind of house?
78 00:02:47,930 00:02:49,260 Oh, hello. Oh, hello.
79 00:02:49,261 00:02:50,559 - Hello. - Hello. - Hello. - Hello.
80 00:02:50,560 00:02:51,760 - Are you the vice-president? - Yes. - Are you the vice-president? - Yes.
81 00:02:51,761 00:02:53,700 You look very young though. You look very young though.
82 00:02:53,701 00:02:54,869 Yes, I'm quite young. Yes, I'm quite young.
83 00:02:54,870 00:02:57,800 - Do you mind if I ask your age? - I'm 31 years old. - Do you mind if I ask your age? - I'm 31 years old.
84 00:02:57,801 00:02:59,570 You're even younger than me. You're even younger than me.
85 00:02:59,571 00:03:01,670 - Just call him Mr. Lee. - "Mr. Lee"? - Just call him Mr. Lee. - "Mr. Lee"?
86 00:03:01,671 00:03:03,956 What exactly is a house factory? What exactly is a house factory?
87 00:03:03,981 00:03:05,309 Can anyone order a house? Can anyone order a house?
88 00:03:05,310 00:03:07,050 - It's not common in Korea, - Right. - It's not common in Korea, - Right.
89 00:03:07,051 00:03:09,820 But it started a long time ago in overseas countries. But it started a long time ago in overseas countries.
90 00:03:09,821 00:03:10,850 - You mean this business? - Yes. - You mean this business? - Yes.
91 00:03:10,851 00:03:13,119 When you build a house on-site, When you build a house on-site,
92 00:03:13,120 00:03:15,420 - builders can be replaced often. - Right. - builders can be replaced often. - Right.
93 00:03:15,421 00:03:18,936 And that usually leads to inconsistent quality. And that usually leads to inconsistent quality.
94 00:03:19,030 00:03:21,089 - I see your point. - That's why... - I see your point. - That's why...
95 00:03:21,090 00:03:22,600 we build it in a factory... we build it in a factory...
96 00:03:22,601 00:03:24,830 - to make consistent quality. - Right. - to make consistent quality. - Right.
97 00:03:24,831 00:03:26,300 So we set up a factory, So we set up a factory,
98 00:03:26,301 00:03:28,330 and we're now doing business... and we're now doing business...
99 00:03:28,331 00:03:29,800 by learning from overseas practices. by learning from overseas practices.
100 00:03:29,801 00:03:31,270 Then how do they order a house? Then how do they order a house?
101 00:03:31,271 00:03:33,070 "Hello, is this a house factory?" "Hello, is this a house factory?"
102 00:03:33,071 00:03:35,339 "I'd like a three-story house with a basement," "I'd like a three-story house with a basement,"
103 00:03:35,340 00:03:37,080 "3 bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms." "3 bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms."
104 00:03:37,081 00:03:38,380 Is this how you place an order? Is this how you place an order?
105 00:03:38,381 00:03:41,610 - That's right. - Does that really work? - That's right. - Does that really work?
106 00:03:41,611 00:03:43,795 You can order it like ordering jjajangmyeon. You can order it like ordering jjajangmyeon.
107 00:03:43,881 00:03:45,890 What the landowner needs is to get building permits. What the landowner needs is to get building permits.
108 00:03:45,891 00:03:48,749 Meanwhile, we build a house in the factory and deliver it there. Meanwhile, we build a house in the factory and deliver it there.
109 00:03:48,750 00:03:50,390 How many orders do you get yearly? How many orders do you get yearly?
110 00:03:50,391 00:03:52,330 We get around 100 orders per year. We get around 100 orders per year.
111 00:03:52,331 00:03:54,290 It takes 21 days to build a house. It takes 21 days to build a house.
112 00:03:54,291 00:03:56,059 How long do these houses last? How long do these houses last?
113 00:03:56,060 00:03:58,730 According to the statistics, It will last over 100 years. According to the statistics, It will last over 100 years.
114 00:03:58,731 00:04:00,146 Over 100 years? Over 100 years?
115 00:04:01,671 00:04:03,540 It's beyond my imagination. It's beyond my imagination.
116 00:04:03,541 00:04:06,709 What surprised me was, the vice president is young, right? What surprised me was, the vice president is young, right?
117 00:04:06,710 00:04:09,339 - Yes. - All the staff is also very young. - Yes. - All the staff is also very young.
118 00:04:09,340 00:04:11,239 - That's right. - What's the average age? - That's right. - What's the average age?
119 00:04:11,240 00:04:13,850 - Just roughly. - The average age... - Just roughly. - The average age...
120 00:04:13,851 00:04:16,149 - is 26 or 27 at most. - 26 or 27? - is 26 or 27 at most. - 26 or 27?
121 00:04:16,150 00:04:18,196 - Yes. - Then am I the oldest here? - Yes. - Then am I the oldest here?
122 00:04:18,220 00:04:20,219 - How old are you? - I'm 34. - How old are you? - I'm 34.
123 00:04:20,220 00:04:23,535 - Only a couple of them is your age. - Really? - Only a couple of them is your age. - Really?
124 00:04:24,420 00:04:25,859 - Everyone else is younger than you. - The atmosphere must be good. - Everyone else is younger than you. - The atmosphere must be good.
125 00:04:25,860 00:04:28,330 - He's such an uncomfortable junior. - I guess. - He's such an uncomfortable junior. - I guess.
126 00:04:28,331 00:04:30,229 Someone like him can ruin the mood of the entire team. Someone like him can ruin the mood of the entire team.
127 00:04:30,230 00:04:32,469 Right. That's why we don't hire people like him. Right. That's why we don't hire people like him.
128 00:04:32,470 00:04:33,825 (We don't hire people like him.) (We don't hire people like him.)
129 00:04:34,131 00:04:36,875 - Shall we head to the factory then? - All right. - Shall we head to the factory then? - All right.
130 00:04:37,340 00:04:39,640 He told me a story while I was getting changed. He told me a story while I was getting changed.
131 00:04:39,641 00:04:43,539 Apparently, " A Gentleman's Dignity" encouraged him to dream about this. Apparently, " A Gentleman's Dignity" encouraged him to dream about this.
132 00:04:43,540 00:04:44,756 That's right. That's right.
133 00:04:45,110 00:04:46,979 - Seriously? - Back in high school, we were like, - Seriously? - Back in high school, we were like,
134 00:04:46,980 00:04:49,380 "You play Jang Dong Gun. I'll play Kim Soo Ro." "You play Jang Dong Gun. I'll play Kim Soo Ro."
135 00:04:49,381 00:04:50,880 - So you're Kim Soo Ro? - Yes. - So you're Kim Soo Ro? - Yes.
136 00:04:50,881 00:04:52,450 Because I work in the field most of the time. Because I work in the field most of the time.
137 00:04:52,451 00:04:55,149 - So is there Jang Dong Gun too? - No, there isn't. - So is there Jang Dong Gun too? - No, there isn't.
138 00:04:55,150 00:04:57,359 There's no Jang Dong Gun, but someone who plays his role? There's no Jang Dong Gun, but someone who plays his role?
139 00:04:57,360 00:04:58,466 Yes, that's right. Yes, that's right.
140 00:04:58,590 00:05:03,406 ("Construction's Dignity") ("Construction's Dignity")
141 00:05:03,501 00:05:06,669 (1. Design) (1. Design)
142 00:05:06,670 00:05:13,516 (2. Cutting wood) (2. Cutting wood)
143 00:05:13,540 00:05:17,609 (3. Building wall panels) (3. Building wall panels)
144 00:05:17,610 00:05:22,320 (4. Assembling wall panels) (4. Assembling wall panels)
145 00:05:22,321 00:05:25,990 (5. Electrical and plumbing) (5. Electrical and plumbing)
146 00:05:25,991 00:05:28,820 (6. Installing plaster and Insulation) (6. Installing plaster and Insulation)
147 00:05:28,821 00:05:34,006 (7. Tiling) (7. Tiling)
148 00:05:34,030 00:05:37,859 (8. Installing exterior walls) (8. Installing exterior walls)
149 00:05:37,860 00:05:42,839 (9. Packaging) (9. Packaging)
150 00:05:42,840 00:05:45,846 (10. Shipping) (10. Shipping)
151 00:05:46,071 00:05:48,716 (This is how a factory-made house comes to you.) (This is how a factory-made house comes to you.)
152 00:05:48,741 00:05:52,349 (Let's start cutting some wood.) (Let's start cutting some wood.)
153 00:05:52,350 00:05:54,386 (But before that...) (But before that...)
154 00:05:58,521 00:06:00,425 (He's fully equipped with items.) (He's fully equipped with items.)
155 00:06:00,451 00:06:02,446 (Work boots, agility: 5 stars, defense: 3 stars) (Work boots, agility: 5 stars, defense: 3 stars)
156 00:06:02,891 00:06:04,459 (Tool belt, functionality: 5 stars, defense: 1 star) (Tool belt, functionality: 5 stars, defense: 1 star)
157 00:06:04,460 00:06:06,130 (Safety helmet, safety: 5 stars, defense: 5 stars) (Safety helmet, safety: 5 stars, defense: 5 stars)
158 00:06:06,131 00:06:08,246 (Safety goggles, safety: 5 stars, defense: 5 stars) (Safety goggles, safety: 5 stars, defense: 5 stars)
159 00:06:08,290 00:06:09,330 (It's all set.) (It's all set.)
160 00:06:09,331 00:06:11,399 - Let's go. - You'll be working with him. - Let's go. - You'll be working with him.
161 00:06:11,400 00:06:12,915 He's the head of the Machinery Team. He's the head of the Machinery Team.
162 00:06:13,001 00:06:14,001 - I see. Hello. - Hello. - I see. Hello. - Hello.
163 00:06:14,002 00:06:15,899 - Is he the friend you mentioned? - Yes. - Is he the friend you mentioned? - Yes.
164 00:06:15,900 00:06:17,615 - Jang Dong Gun, right? - No. - Jang Dong Gun, right? - No.
165 00:06:18,170 00:06:19,969 - He's not Jang Dong Gun? - No, he's not. - He's not Jang Dong Gun? - No, he's not.
166 00:06:19,970 00:06:21,039 - All right. - Yes. - All right. - Yes.
167 00:06:21,040 00:06:23,039 I have neither professional knowledge... I have neither professional knowledge...
168 00:06:23,040 00:06:25,409 nor any experience in this field. Do you think it's okay? nor any experience in this field. Do you think it's okay?
169 00:06:25,410 00:06:28,080 - Since our factory is automated, - Right. - Since our factory is automated, - Right.
170 00:06:28,081 00:06:31,026 - Everything is easily manageable. - Okay. - Everything is easily manageable. - Okay.
171 00:06:31,081 00:06:34,190 You'll be okay as long as you follow the safety rules for each machine. You'll be okay as long as you follow the safety rules for each machine.
172 00:06:34,191 00:06:35,295 All right. All right.
173 00:06:35,590 00:06:39,105 This machine is called jumping saw. This machine is called jumping saw.
174 00:06:39,191 00:06:42,576 (Jumping saw is a machine for cutting wood.) (Jumping saw is a machine for cutting wood.)
175 00:06:42,960 00:06:45,930 Before we use this big saw, we enter the measurement. Before we use this big saw, we enter the measurement.
176 00:06:45,931 00:06:47,830 Then the guide is adjusted accordingly. Then the guide is adjusted accordingly.
177 00:06:47,831 00:06:50,240 That's how we can cut wood to the right size. That's how we can cut wood to the right size.
178 00:06:50,241 00:06:51,316 (Guide) (Guide)
179 00:06:51,900 00:06:53,946 (Once you put wood against the guide, ) (Once you put wood against the guide, )
180 00:06:54,340 00:06:57,256 (the blade comes up and cuts the wood.) (the blade comes up and cuts the wood.)
181 00:06:57,410 00:07:01,109 We can cut multiple pieces at once to the same size. We can cut multiple pieces at once to the same size.
182 00:07:01,110 00:07:03,149 - It quickens the process, right? - That's right. - It quickens the process, right? - That's right.
183 00:07:03,150 00:07:06,990 Now, we're going to cut the wood called 2331. Now, we're going to cut the wood called 2331.
184 00:07:06,991 00:07:08,066 Place the wood... Place the wood...
185 00:07:10,920 00:07:12,066 against the guide. against the guide.
186 00:07:12,220 00:07:14,266 (Press the button, then that's it.) (Press the button, then that's it.)
187 00:07:19,030 00:07:20,469 The blade comes up from the bottom, right? The blade comes up from the bottom, right?
188 00:07:20,470 00:07:23,440 Yes, it comes from the bottom and goes into the cover. Yes, it comes from the bottom and goes into the cover.
189 00:07:23,441 00:07:24,640 - Right. - So it's pretty much safe. - Right. - So it's pretty much safe.
190 00:07:24,641 00:07:26,169 Isn't the blade inside the cover? Isn't the blade inside the cover?
191 00:07:26,170 00:07:28,039 - It comes up from the bottom. - Really? - It comes up from the bottom. - Really?
192 00:07:28,040 00:07:30,315 All wood-cutting machines have its blade at the bottom. All wood-cutting machines have its blade at the bottom.
193 00:07:30,581 00:07:34,125 You only do this with small ones. But big ones have a bottom blade. You only do this with small ones. But big ones have a bottom blade.
194 00:07:34,181 00:07:36,750 - He seems very knowledgeable. - Thank you. - He seems very knowledgeable. - Thank you.
195 00:07:36,751 00:07:39,589 - Today, we're going to cut wood... - Yes. - Today, we're going to cut wood... - Yes.
196 00:07:39,590 00:07:41,450 - For the posts of a house. - Okay. - For the posts of a house. - Okay.
197 00:07:41,451 00:07:43,820 We'll need 50 pieces of wood cut to this size. We'll need 50 pieces of wood cut to this size.
198 00:07:43,821 00:07:44,966 50 pieces? 50 pieces?
199 00:07:45,191 00:07:47,435 (He officially gets to work.) (He officially gets to work.)
200 00:07:51,701 00:07:54,646 - I saw the blade coming up. - Yes, from the bottom. - I saw the blade coming up. - Yes, from the bottom.
201 00:07:55,900 00:07:58,500 This is really amazing. This is really amazing.
202 00:07:58,501 00:08:00,256 I can't believe a house is built this way. I can't believe a house is built this way.
203 00:08:01,670 00:08:03,140 (Place the wood against the guide.) (Place the wood against the guide.)
204 00:08:03,141 00:08:04,855 (Then cut the wood.) (Then cut the wood.)
205 00:08:07,780 00:08:09,156 This is seriously awesome. This is seriously awesome.
206 00:08:10,050 00:08:11,896 (Pile up the wood on the cart afterward.) (Pile up the wood on the cart afterward.)
207 00:08:12,321 00:08:13,466 (Focused) (Focused)
208 00:08:16,360 00:08:18,390 (For the 1st time in 9 episodes, he's working without a word.) (For the 1st time in 9 episodes, he's working without a word.)
209 00:08:18,391 00:08:20,305 (It seems quite unusual.) (It seems quite unusual.)
210 00:08:21,061 00:08:23,235 (Unusually quiet) (Unusually quiet)
211 00:08:23,761 00:08:24,836 (Unusually sharp) (Unusually sharp)
212 00:08:26,400 00:08:27,969 (The prince's dream was to be an architect.) (The prince's dream was to be an architect.)
213 00:08:27,970 00:08:29,375 This is fun. This is fun.
214 00:08:29,800 00:08:33,140 Unlike other times, I look professional, right? Unlike other times, I look professional, right?
215 00:08:33,141 00:08:35,686 - I look professional, right? - Yes. - I look professional, right? - Yes.
216 00:08:36,040 00:08:39,456 (Professional Lee) (Professional Lee)
217 00:08:41,310 00:08:43,579 it felt like the factory of my life, not just experiencing it. it felt like the factory of my life, not just experiencing it.
218 00:08:43,580 00:08:45,225 It's almost full. It's almost full.
219 00:08:46,021 00:08:48,966 (The cart is getting piled up with the wood.) (The cart is getting piled up with the wood.)
220 00:08:49,861 00:08:51,120 It's done. It's done.
221 00:08:51,121 00:08:52,716 (He's done cutting 50 pieces of wood.) (He's done cutting 50 pieces of wood.)
222 00:08:53,361 00:08:57,329 If you didn't become a singer or an actor, If you didn't become a singer or an actor,
223 00:08:57,330 00:09:00,100 - this must be what you'd become. - You see the possibility, right? - this must be what you'd become. - You see the possibility, right?
224 00:09:00,101 00:09:01,230 That just popped into my head. That just popped into my head.
225 00:09:01,231 00:09:03,000 I've worked at nine factories, I've worked at nine factories,
226 00:09:03,001 00:09:05,416 but I've never been more focused or felt so right. but I've never been more focused or felt so right.
227 00:09:05,540 00:09:08,286 - Would give me a pass on this? - Yes, it's a pass. - Would give me a pass on this? - Yes, it's a pass.
228 00:09:09,440 00:09:11,235 (They move with a cart full of wood posts.) (They move with a cart full of wood posts.)
229 00:09:11,580 00:09:14,179 Now, we're going to build the walls. Now, we're going to build the walls.
230 00:09:14,180 00:09:17,149 - Right here? - Yes. We usually work in pairs. - Right here? - Yes. We usually work in pairs.
231 00:09:17,150 00:09:20,120 We'll build the walls based on the floor plan over there. We'll build the walls based on the floor plan over there.
232 00:09:20,121 00:09:22,890 - Just like the floor plan? - We'll assemble it like that... - Just like the floor plan? - We'll assemble it like that...
233 00:09:22,891 00:09:24,789 and build the walls right here. and build the walls right here.
234 00:09:24,790 00:09:28,436 (Assemble wall panels with the wood they cut.) (Assemble wall panels with the wood they cut.)
235 00:09:29,361 00:09:31,306 (After adjusting them tightly without gaps, ) (After adjusting them tightly without gaps, )
236 00:09:31,601 00:09:33,745 (fix them down with nails.) (fix them down with nails.)
237 00:09:33,771 00:09:36,515 (They start to build wall panels.) (They start to build wall panels.)
238 00:09:36,670 00:09:38,875 - Well, this is really long. - Yes. - Well, this is really long. - Yes.
239 00:09:39,310 00:09:42,270 Put it down here and stick it right to this, right? Put it down here and stick it right to this, right?
240 00:09:42,271 00:09:45,586 - Let's bring over one piece each. - Okay. - Let's bring over one piece each. - Okay.
241 00:09:45,711 00:09:47,179 - You see the black one? - Yes. - You see the black one? - Yes.
242 00:09:47,180 00:09:49,049 The black brackets indicate the line. The black brackets indicate the line.
243 00:09:49,050 00:09:51,480 So put each post in between the brackets. So put each post in between the brackets.
244 00:09:51,481 00:09:54,296 - Okay, I got it. Like this? - Yes. - Okay, I got it. Like this? - Yes.
245 00:09:55,820 00:09:57,666 (Two people need to work at both ends.) (Two people need to work at both ends.)
246 00:09:57,690 00:09:59,096 (He's struggling alone.) (He's struggling alone.)
247 00:09:59,231 00:10:01,206 This is why we work in pairs. This is why we work in pairs.
248 00:10:02,501 00:10:03,929 - It's a two-person job, right? - Yes. - It's a two-person job, right? - Yes.
249 00:10:03,930 00:10:07,206 So put this in between the black brackets. So put this in between the black brackets.
250 00:10:07,231 00:10:08,329 Now, it's the middle part. Now, it's the middle part.
251 00:10:08,330 00:10:09,925 (It's time to set up the middle part.) (It's time to set up the middle part.)
252 00:10:13,711 00:10:15,710 Gosh, it's so amazing. Gosh, it's so amazing.
253 00:10:15,711 00:10:16,786 Let's push it tight. Let's push it tight.
254 00:10:17,211 00:10:19,010 (Push it until there are no gaps.) (Push it until there are no gaps.)
255 00:10:19,011 00:10:21,885 - It's done. - Also, adjust this to the surface. - It's done. - Also, adjust this to the surface.
256 00:10:22,251 00:10:24,725 - You can use this nail gun. - Okay. - You can use this nail gun. - Okay.
257 00:10:24,851 00:10:26,350 (The senior's demonstration) (The senior's demonstration)
258 00:10:26,351 00:10:27,426 (Neat) (Neat)
259 00:10:28,550 00:10:29,666 (It's quite heavy.) (It's quite heavy.)
260 00:10:30,221 00:10:32,166 (Slowly and carefully) (Slowly and carefully)
261 00:10:36,231 00:10:37,905 It's really heavy. It's really heavy.
262 00:10:38,660 00:10:40,875 (Using a hammer for a delicate adjustment) (Using a hammer for a delicate adjustment)
263 00:10:48,410 00:10:49,809 Is it hard since the gun recoils? Is it hard since the gun recoils?
264 00:10:49,810 00:10:53,149 - Yes, it recoils and weighs a lot. - It's just so heavy. - Yes, it recoils and weighs a lot. - It's just so heavy.
265 00:10:53,150 00:10:54,855 (Cheer up, Professional Lee.) (Cheer up, Professional Lee.)
266 00:10:55,111 00:10:56,196 Okay. Okay.
267 00:10:56,320 00:10:59,390 You have completed a nine-meter-long wall panel. You have completed a nine-meter-long wall panel.
268 00:10:59,391 00:11:01,720 - I only finished one. - You made the frame of the house. - I only finished one. - You made the frame of the house.
269 00:11:01,721 00:11:03,696 (Moving on to the next line) (Moving on to the next line)
270 00:11:04,861 00:11:06,635 (Attach plywood for the exterior wall.) (Attach plywood for the exterior wall.)
271 00:11:08,631 00:11:10,576 (Window) (Window)
272 00:11:11,200 00:11:12,946 (Fix it down with nails.) (Fix it down with nails.)
273 00:11:12,971 00:11:15,005 (For the middle part where they can't reach, ) (For the middle part where they can't reach, )
274 00:11:15,131 00:11:19,916 (this nail machine is used instead.) (this nail machine is used instead.)
275 00:11:20,040 00:11:23,985 (It automatically put nails in the pre-set location.) (It automatically put nails in the pre-set location.)
276 00:11:25,810 00:11:28,586 (Now, it's time to assemble the wall panels.) (Now, it's time to assemble the wall panels.)
277 00:11:29,521 00:11:31,556 (They move on to the floor panel.) (They move on to the floor panel.)
278 00:11:32,481 00:11:35,125 We already drew the layout on this floor panel. We already drew the layout on this floor panel.
279 00:11:35,521 00:11:39,436 And this is the house we're going to build. And this is the house we're going to build.
280 00:11:40,631 00:11:42,260 - We're making it with these walls? - Yes. - We're making it with these walls? - Yes.
281 00:11:42,261 00:11:44,699 Yes, when we set up these wall panels over here, Yes, when we set up these wall panels over here,
282 00:11:44,700 00:11:46,230 - we can create a module. - I see. - we can create a module. - I see.
283 00:11:46,231 00:11:47,829 (A module is a standard unit of measurement in architecture.) (A module is a standard unit of measurement in architecture.)
284 00:11:47,830 00:11:51,216 - So this is one module, right? - That's right. - So this is one module, right? - That's right.
285 00:11:51,540 00:11:53,546 (The wall panel is lifted by the crane...) (The wall panel is lifted by the crane...)
286 00:11:54,310 00:11:56,155 (and moved to where it belongs.) (and moved to where it belongs.)
287 00:11:59,381 00:12:02,586 You have to make sure it's square. You have to make sure it's square.
288 00:12:03,050 00:12:04,625 (Finishing up with nails) (Finishing up with nails)
289 00:12:05,150 00:12:07,196 (Shooting a nail gun) (Shooting a nail gun)
290 00:12:07,690 00:12:10,289 (Repeat the same with the other wall panels.) (Repeat the same with the other wall panels.)
291 00:12:10,290 00:12:11,966 This is really amazing. This is really amazing.
292 00:12:12,060 00:12:13,905 This will be the front door. This will be the front door.
293 00:12:16,761 00:12:17,875 Okay. Okay.
294 00:12:18,231 00:12:19,500 This is where you take off your shoes. This is where you take off your shoes.
295 00:12:19,501 00:12:20,576 (The last wall panel) (The last wall panel)
296 00:12:26,211 00:12:27,485 What's that sound? What's that sound?
297 00:12:27,741 00:12:29,270 (It sounds familiar.) (It sounds familiar.)
298 00:12:29,271 00:12:30,909 - It's the bell for break time. - For break time? - It's the bell for break time. - For break time?
299 00:12:30,910 00:12:33,579 - We take a break about this time. - That's great. - We take a break about this time. - That's great.
300 00:12:33,580 00:12:35,086 (Break time) (Break time)
301 00:12:35,751 00:12:38,549 The factory feels young. It has a young vibe. The factory feels young. It has a young vibe.
302 00:12:38,550 00:12:39,990 - It has young energy, right? - Yes. - It has young energy, right? - Yes.
303 00:12:39,991 00:12:42,049 You are his family, aren't you? You are his family, aren't you?
304 00:12:42,050 00:12:44,860 - I'm the third brother. - Are you all family? - I'm the third brother. - Are you all family?
305 00:12:44,861 00:12:46,390 - The three of us are... - Brothers? - The three of us are... - Brothers?
306 00:12:46,391 00:12:48,905 We are all like friends. We are all like friends.
307 00:12:48,930 00:12:50,029 We treat each other like brothers. We treat each other like brothers.
308 00:12:50,030 00:12:53,630 I've never seen people working together like brothers in a factory. I've never seen people working together like brothers in a factory.
309 00:12:53,631 00:12:55,230 - What if one gets a promotion? - How does that work? - What if one gets a promotion? - How does that work?
310 00:12:55,231 00:12:57,169 - Promotion is based on performance. - Right. - Promotion is based on performance. - Right.
311 00:12:57,170 00:13:00,210 There are the heads, but they can be replaced at any time. There are the heads, but they can be replaced at any time.
312 00:13:00,211 00:13:02,740 - Was there anyone who got fired? - Yes, there was. - Was there anyone who got fired? - Yes, there was.
313 00:13:02,741 00:13:05,309 - Were you demoted from the head? - I mean, seriously? - Were you demoted from the head? - I mean, seriously?
314 00:13:05,310 00:13:06,850 - I've never heard of this case. - Me neither. - I've never heard of this case. - Me neither.
315 00:13:06,851 00:13:09,250 People normally get promoted over time. People normally get promoted over time.
316 00:13:09,251 00:13:13,066 But you don't seem bothered by the fact that you got demoted. But you don't seem bothered by the fact that you got demoted.
317 00:13:13,221 00:13:15,025 What kind of mentality do you have? What kind of mentality do you have?
318 00:13:15,690 00:13:17,360 - I actually resigned. - You resigned? - I actually resigned. - You resigned?
319 00:13:17,361 00:13:19,789 - He passed it to the next person. - To pass it down? - He passed it to the next person. - To pass it down?
320 00:13:19,790 00:13:21,460 - Then who got the position? - Come over here. - Then who got the position? - Come over here.
321 00:13:21,461 00:13:24,159 The head of the Machinery Team that you met earlier. The head of the Machinery Team that you met earlier.
322 00:13:24,160 00:13:26,105 - Did you step on him to get ahead? - Yes. - Did you step on him to get ahead? - Yes.
323 00:13:27,231 00:13:29,500 So he was originally your subordinate? So he was originally your subordinate?
324 00:13:29,501 00:13:31,439 - I used to be the vice head. - You were the vice head. - I used to be the vice head. - You were the vice head.
325 00:13:31,440 00:13:34,286 - I stepped on this... - This? - I stepped on this... - This?
326 00:13:34,771 00:13:37,485 I stepped on softly this friend to move up the ladder. I stepped on softly this friend to move up the ladder.
327 00:13:37,711 00:13:39,710 - You're currently on the same team? - Yes. - You're currently on the same team? - Yes.
328 00:13:39,711 00:13:42,110 - So only the title has changed? - That's right. - So only the title has changed? - That's right.
329 00:13:42,111 00:13:44,196 - What about your pay? - That's a secret. - What about your pay? - That's a secret.
330 00:13:44,580 00:13:46,419 There's extra pay for the heads. There's extra pay for the heads.
331 00:13:46,420 00:13:48,520 - Like benefit. - So their wages have been switched. - Like benefit. - So their wages have been switched.
332 00:13:48,521 00:13:49,659 - That's amazing. - You should get your job back. - That's amazing. - You should get your job back.
333 00:13:49,660 00:13:52,390 Are you making any effort to get your job back? Are you making any effort to get your job back?
334 00:13:52,391 00:13:55,559 I'm working hard to get a pay rise, but I don't want to be the head. I'm working hard to get a pay rise, but I don't want to be the head.
335 00:13:55,560 00:13:57,000 Are you aiming for the CEO's seat instead? Are you aiming for the CEO's seat instead?
336 00:13:57,001 00:13:58,375 (Laughing) (Laughing)
337 00:13:58,530 00:14:01,470 Isn't it hard for you if the former team leader is here? Isn't it hard for you if the former team leader is here?
338 00:14:01,471 00:14:03,169 Honestly, it is. Honestly, it is.
339 00:14:03,170 00:14:04,470 (Just kidding. Covering his mouth) (Just kidding. Covering his mouth)
340 00:14:04,471 00:14:05,870 - It's not hard for you? - No. - It's not hard for you? - No.
341 00:14:05,871 00:14:07,569 You're such a nice person. You're such a nice person.
342 00:14:07,570 00:14:10,240 Sometimes, you can make it hard for others. Sometimes, you can make it hard for others.
343 00:14:10,241 00:14:12,240 Why don't you give a hug to each other? Why don't you give a hug to each other?
344 00:14:12,241 00:14:13,676 (They finish off with a nice hug.) (They finish off with a nice hug.)
345 00:14:14,180 00:14:15,755 (Break time is over.) (Break time is over.)
346 00:14:16,121 00:14:17,649 It's the finishing part? It's the finishing part?
347 00:14:17,650 00:14:18,919 Tiles are important. Tiles are important.
348 00:14:18,920 00:14:21,025 (They begin the important tiling work.) (They begin the important tiling work.)
349 00:14:22,391 00:14:24,865 - This is our team leader. - Hello. - This is our team leader. - Hello.
350 00:14:25,391 00:14:28,659 This is where the kitchen sink will be. This is where the kitchen sink will be.
351 00:14:28,660 00:14:30,929 When the lower part of the sink is installed, When the lower part of the sink is installed,
352 00:14:30,930 00:14:34,730 the remaining parts have to be covered with tiles. the remaining parts have to be covered with tiles.
353 00:14:34,731 00:14:37,270 This is how it looks after we did the plywood work. This is how it looks after we did the plywood work.
354 00:14:37,271 00:14:39,686 (After the walls were built) (After the walls were built)
355 00:14:39,940 00:14:42,186 (Installing electric lines) (Installing electric lines)
356 00:14:42,711 00:14:44,515 (Installing pipes) (Installing pipes)
357 00:14:44,810 00:14:47,186 (Making it watertight) (Making it watertight)
358 00:14:47,410 00:14:49,225 (Installing insulation) (Installing insulation)
359 00:14:49,481 00:14:51,395 (They install the plaster too.) (They install the plaster too.)
360 00:14:51,820 00:14:53,220 Before doing the tile work, Before doing the tile work,
361 00:14:53,221 00:14:55,549 you'll first learn to cut the tiles. you'll first learn to cut the tiles.
362 00:14:55,550 00:14:57,819 I thought they were already cut. I thought they were already cut.
363 00:14:57,820 00:15:01,135 They have to be cut up for the corner sections. They have to be cut up for the corner sections.
364 00:15:01,330 00:15:04,730 When you cut it, you put a mark like this. When you cut it, you put a mark like this.
365 00:15:04,731 00:15:07,076 A laser comes out when you turn it on. A laser comes out when you turn it on.
366 00:15:07,871 00:15:10,399 Align the laser with the mark. Align the laser with the mark.
367 00:15:10,400 00:15:12,870 Push it in at the right angle. Push it in at the right angle.
368 00:15:12,871 00:15:15,110 If you cut it like this, you'll make a crack. If you cut it like this, you'll make a crack.
369 00:15:15,111 00:15:16,909 - A crack. - From here, - A crack. - From here,
370 00:15:16,910 00:15:20,409 you push down gently with your elbow. you push down gently with your elbow.
371 00:15:20,410 00:15:21,480 (End of cutting) (End of cutting)
372 00:15:21,481 00:15:23,049 You can cut it easily like this. You can cut it easily like this.
373 00:15:23,050 00:15:24,419 What's in there? What's in there?
374 00:15:24,420 00:15:27,120 There's a diamond razor here. There's a diamond razor here.
375 00:15:27,121 00:15:28,666 (I'm the diamond razor) (I'm the diamond razor)
376 00:15:28,920 00:15:30,390 There's a diamond razor there? There's a diamond razor there?
377 00:15:30,391 00:15:32,796 It's an industrial diamond razor. It's an industrial diamond razor.
378 00:15:33,530 00:15:35,460 You cut it with diamond? You cut it with diamond?
379 00:15:35,461 00:15:36,899 (You make a crack with the diamond razor.) (You make a crack with the diamond razor.)
380 00:15:36,900 00:15:38,676 (And give it a tap.) (And give it a tap.)
381 00:15:39,200 00:15:40,975 - That was practice? - That's right. - That was practice? - That's right.
382 00:15:41,330 00:15:42,899 Go like that, and... Go like that, and...
383 00:15:42,900 00:15:43,900 raise it... raise it...
384 00:15:43,901 00:15:47,210 and push down gently with your elbow. and push down gently with your elbow.
385 00:15:47,211 00:15:49,416 - Good. - When did it cut? - Good. - When did it cut?
386 00:15:50,280 00:15:51,380 It's cut when it moves forward? It's cut when it moves forward?
387 00:15:51,381 00:15:52,539 Yes, it's cut when it moves forward. Yes, it's cut when it moves forward.
388 00:15:52,540 00:15:54,949 When it moved forward, When it moved forward,
389 00:15:54,950 00:15:57,355 - I didn't feel anything. - Push it through. - I didn't feel anything. - Push it through.
390 00:15:57,920 00:15:58,920 Like this. Like this.
391 00:15:58,921 00:16:00,049 Amazing. Amazing.
392 00:16:00,050 00:16:01,995 It's cut perfectly. It's cut perfectly.
393 00:16:02,150 00:16:04,419 Like it was cut with laser. Like it was cut with laser.
394 00:16:04,420 00:16:06,260 That's how it works. That's how it works.
395 00:16:06,261 00:16:08,460 We're going to paste the tile glue. We're going to paste the tile glue.
396 00:16:08,461 00:16:10,399 This is the glue to attach the tiles to the wall. This is the glue to attach the tiles to the wall.
397 00:16:10,400 00:16:13,905 You put some glue on the surface where the tiles will be attached. You put some glue on the surface where the tiles will be attached.
398 00:16:14,131 00:16:15,905 You throw it. You throw it.
399 00:16:15,930 00:16:17,176 Like this. Like this.
400 00:16:17,341 00:16:19,475 - There's a piece of metal here. - Okay. - There's a piece of metal here. - Okay.
401 00:16:19,570 00:16:21,046 Using that part... Using that part...
402 00:16:21,711 00:16:22,916 Like this. Like this.
403 00:16:24,080 00:16:25,755 Paste it like this. Paste it like this.
404 00:16:25,780 00:16:27,850 When you spread it, like this... When you spread it, like this...
405 00:16:27,851 00:16:29,949 - So the wall can be seen. - That's right. - So the wall can be seen. - That's right.
406 00:16:29,950 00:16:31,056 Like this. Like this.
407 00:16:31,981 00:16:33,789 (His entire body keeps moving while spreading the glue.) (His entire body keeps moving while spreading the glue.)
408 00:16:33,790 00:16:36,395 - It's not that easy. - It's not. - It's not that easy. - It's not.
409 00:16:39,591 00:16:41,505 That was a bit... That was a bit...
410 00:16:41,591 00:16:43,635 That was a bit embarrassing. That was a bit embarrassing.
411 00:16:43,961 00:16:45,936 I almost got glued. I almost got glued.
412 00:16:46,231 00:16:48,370 We're going to attach the tiles now. We're going to attach the tiles now.
413 00:16:48,371 00:16:50,539 How do you know where to attach them? How do you know where to attach them?
414 00:16:50,540 00:16:52,470 Using this laser... Using this laser...
415 00:16:52,471 00:16:53,786 - This one? - Yes. - This one? - Yes.
416 00:16:54,141 00:16:56,539 Check if it's horizontal with the other tiles. Check if it's horizontal with the other tiles.
417 00:16:56,540 00:16:58,485 Then attach them along the line. Then attach them along the line.
418 00:16:58,881 00:17:00,725 It's the centerpoint. It's the centerpoint.
419 00:17:02,050 00:17:03,920 That's how you do it. That's how you do it.
420 00:17:03,921 00:17:07,165 Check the horizontal and vertical lines. Check the horizontal and vertical lines.
421 00:17:08,151 00:17:10,195 (Can he see the laser?) (Can he see the laser?)
422 00:17:10,421 00:17:13,105 Is it okay to block the laser with his head like that? Is it okay to block the laser with his head like that?
423 00:17:13,330 00:17:14,405 (Laughing) (Laughing)
424 00:17:14,491 00:17:18,559 This is a spacer that keeps equal length. This is a spacer that keeps equal length.
425 00:17:18,560 00:17:20,000 Place it here. Place it here.
426 00:17:20,001 00:17:22,276 (He uses the spacer to check if the lengths are equal.) (He uses the spacer to check if the lengths are equal.)
427 00:17:22,971 00:17:24,715 You have everything. You have everything.
428 00:17:25,300 00:17:27,715 (He checks the horizontal and vertical lines.) (He checks the horizontal and vertical lines.)
429 00:17:28,471 00:17:30,609 (He presses down with his fist so it'll stick well.) (He presses down with his fist so it'll stick well.)
430 00:17:30,610 00:17:31,680 With the hammer. With the hammer.
431 00:17:31,681 00:17:32,980 (A hammer suddenly shows up.) (A hammer suddenly shows up.)
432 00:17:32,981 00:17:34,779 Why didn't you give it to me earlier? Why didn't you give it to me earlier?
433 00:17:34,780 00:17:36,086 Why didn't you? Why didn't you?
434 00:17:36,151 00:17:37,796 (Why are you giving it to me now?) (Why are you giving it to me now?)
435 00:17:38,050 00:17:39,950 This is much easier. This is much easier.
436 00:17:39,951 00:17:41,950 (He attaches the tile along the right angle.) (He attaches the tile along the right angle.)
437 00:17:41,951 00:17:43,960 (He checks the length with the spacer.) (He checks the length with the spacer.)
438 00:17:43,961 00:17:45,465 (Then taps it down with a hammer.) (Then taps it down with a hammer.)
439 00:17:45,560 00:17:47,990 This is precise work. This is precise work.
440 00:17:47,991 00:17:50,129 You don't need the spacer, right? You don't need the spacer, right?
441 00:17:50,130 00:17:51,599 I don't need it. I don't need it.
442 00:17:51,600 00:17:56,470 It's less than 0.1mm and you trust your eyes? It's less than 0.1mm and you trust your eyes?
443 00:17:56,471 00:17:57,539 Once you get used to it... Once you get used to it...
444 00:17:57,540 00:17:59,076 - You can see it? - Yes. - You can see it? - Yes.
445 00:17:59,540 00:18:01,539 (He attaches the last tile...) (He attaches the last tile...)
446 00:18:01,540 00:18:03,715 (on the top part.) (on the top part.)
447 00:18:04,181 00:18:06,786 (Next is the lower part.) (Next is the lower part.)
448 00:18:07,110 00:18:09,226 (He has to hurry up before the glue hardens.) (He has to hurry up before the glue hardens.)
449 00:18:09,780 00:18:12,015 (He leaves the part where the sink will be installed.) (He leaves the part where the sink will be installed.)
450 00:18:15,090 00:18:17,160 (He finishes the last tile nicely.) (He finishes the last tile nicely.)
451 00:18:17,161 00:18:19,066 You did well for your first time. You did well for your first time.
452 00:18:19,161 00:18:21,260 This is immensely precise. This is immensely precise.
453 00:18:21,261 00:18:22,930 You're awesome. You're awesome.
454 00:18:22,931 00:18:26,076 In the last stage, we attach the exterior material. In the last stage, we attach the exterior material.
455 00:18:26,731 00:18:29,799 We're going to work with the material behind you. We're going to work with the material behind you.
456 00:18:29,800 00:18:31,000 Inside... Inside...
457 00:18:31,001 00:18:32,740 - There's everything. - There's more insulation. - There's everything. - There's more insulation.
458 00:18:32,741 00:18:33,741 I see. I see.
459 00:18:33,742 00:18:35,510 That's why... That's why...
460 00:18:35,511 00:18:36,655 (It fits in the groove.) (It fits in the groove.)
461 00:18:36,911 00:18:39,279 You just fit it in. You just fit it in.
462 00:18:39,280 00:18:42,355 It's cut so the whole piece will fit in. It's cut so the whole piece will fit in.
463 00:18:43,221 00:18:44,680 - That's perfect. - Right? - That's perfect. - Right?
464 00:18:44,681 00:18:46,789 Pull it down all the way. Pull it down all the way.
465 00:18:46,790 00:18:48,389 Align it with this line. Align it with this line.
466 00:18:48,390 00:18:51,319 And then drill the screw. And then drill the screw.
467 00:18:51,320 00:18:52,895 Okay. That's for me. Okay. That's for me.
468 00:18:53,060 00:18:54,736 You'll do it well. You'll do it well.
469 00:18:55,661 00:18:57,799 Compared to the gun from before, Compared to the gun from before,
470 00:18:57,800 00:18:59,506 this is a toy gun. this is a toy gun.
471 00:18:59,870 00:19:03,076 (He shoots the toy gun all he wants.) (He shoots the toy gun all he wants.)
472 00:19:03,840 00:19:05,375 (Concentrating) (Concentrating)
473 00:19:08,011 00:19:09,346 (The bottom) (The bottom)
474 00:19:09,711 00:19:11,155 (The middle) (The middle)
475 00:19:11,880 00:19:13,185 (The top) (The top)
476 00:19:13,550 00:19:15,256 (Seung Gi is a pro and stays focused.) (Seung Gi is a pro and stays focused.)
477 00:19:15,951 00:19:18,455 (Finishing job) (Finishing job)
478 00:19:19,951 00:19:20,990 Good. Good.
479 00:19:20,991 00:19:22,925 (Once the house is completed.) (Once the house is completed.)
480 00:19:28,461 00:19:30,776 (they wrap it for the delivery.) (they wrap it for the delivery.)
481 00:19:32,300 00:19:34,175 (Delivery) (Delivery)
482 00:19:35,701 00:19:40,286 (They arrive at the site and install it.) (They arrive at the site and install it.)
483 00:19:41,640 00:19:44,155 (The house is done.) (The house is done.)
484 00:19:45,310 00:19:47,925 - Well done. - Well done. - Well done. - Well done.
485 00:19:47,951 00:19:51,220 I started off with cutting the wood. I started off with cutting the wood.
486 00:19:51,221 00:19:52,349 I stood up the side, I stood up the side,
487 00:19:52,350 00:19:53,720 made the module, made the module,
488 00:19:53,721 00:19:55,819 then did the tiles and the exterior. then did the tiles and the exterior.
489 00:19:55,820 00:19:57,289 I realized how much... I realized how much...
490 00:19:57,290 00:20:00,260 care and technology go in... care and technology go in...
491 00:20:00,261 00:20:01,730 to make a house. to make a house.
492 00:20:01,731 00:20:04,359 Have dinner with your family-like employees. Have dinner with your family-like employees.
493 00:20:04,360 00:20:06,435 (We're having dinner tonight.) (We're having dinner tonight.)
494 00:20:06,471 00:20:07,471 Thank you. Thank you.
495 00:20:07,472 00:20:10,200 How was your ninth factory today? How was your ninth factory today?
496 00:20:10,201 00:20:12,400 A house-building factory. It was really unique. A house-building factory. It was really unique.
497 00:20:12,401 00:20:14,639 I don't think many people would know about it, I don't think many people would know about it,
498 00:20:14,640 00:20:16,579 that there are such places. that there are such places.
499 00:20:16,580 00:20:19,240 And they have a young and cool corporate culture. And they have a young and cool corporate culture.
500 00:20:19,241 00:20:21,109 What a nice company. What a nice company.
501 00:20:21,110 00:20:23,450 I look forward to how the company... I look forward to how the company...
502 00:20:23,451 00:20:25,349 will progress and grow. will progress and grow.
503 00:20:25,350 00:20:26,520 That's why... That's why...
504 00:20:26,521 00:20:29,319 my ninth factory was really refreshing. my ninth factory was really refreshing.
505 00:20:29,320 00:20:31,190 Only one more factory is left. Only one more factory is left.
506 00:20:31,191 00:20:33,529 Will I become the king of the labor industry? Will I become the king of the labor industry?
507 00:20:33,530 00:20:35,460 Or will I get demoted to a prince? Or will I get demoted to a prince?
508 00:20:35,461 00:20:37,730 Am I fit to be king of the labor industry? Am I fit to be king of the labor industry?
509 00:20:37,731 00:20:39,529 Stay with us... Stay with us...
510 00:20:39,530 00:20:41,099 for our last episode. for our last episode.
511 00:20:41,100 00:20:43,839 I'll be back for the last factory next time. I'll be back for the last factory next time.
512 00:20:43,840 00:20:46,645 This was Real Factory Experience. This was Real Factory Experience.
513 00:20:48,870 00:20:51,539 It's about time you got hungry. It's about time you got hungry.
514 00:20:51,540 00:20:54,150 I'm Hong Jin Kyeong for the special and secret... I'm Hong Jin Kyeong for the special and secret...
515 00:20:54,151 00:20:55,980 recipe of my friend. recipe of my friend.
516 00:20:55,981 00:20:59,349 Let's invite my friend who will be with me today. Let's invite my friend who will be with me today.
517 00:20:59,350 00:21:00,789 Come on out. Come on out.
518 00:21:00,790 00:21:04,496 Hello, Jin Kyeong. It's been a while. Hello, Jin Kyeong. It's been a while.
519 00:21:05,191 00:21:06,191 Hello. Hello.
520 00:21:06,192 00:21:09,806 Play some music so she can do the cat walk. Play some music so she can do the cat walk.
521 00:21:09,860 00:21:12,329 Try showing up again from there... Try showing up again from there...
522 00:21:12,330 00:21:14,000 like you're doing the cat walk. like you're doing the cat walk.
523 00:21:14,001 00:21:15,700 Play some good music. Play some good music.
524 00:21:15,701 00:21:16,940 It's too... It's too...
525 00:21:16,941 00:21:18,839 - I should've dressed better. - Properly. - I should've dressed better. - Properly.
526 00:21:18,840 00:21:21,309 - I'll show up from here. - She has two kids. - I'll show up from here. - She has two kids.
527 00:21:21,310 00:21:23,839 How can she be so slim? How can she be so slim?
528 00:21:23,840 00:21:26,039 1, 2, 3, 4. 1, 2, 3, 4.
529 00:21:26,040 00:21:28,155 (She walks onto the runway, pushing her hair back.) (She walks onto the runway, pushing her hair back.)
530 00:21:29,181 00:21:30,779 (After giving the look, ) (After giving the look, )
531 00:21:30,780 00:21:32,955 (she does the power walk.) (she does the power walk.)
532 00:21:38,021 00:21:39,566 You're awesome. You're awesome.
533 00:21:39,931 00:21:41,230 (Hong Jin Kyeong, 2nd Generation Super Model) (Hong Jin Kyeong, 2nd Generation Super Model)
534 00:21:41,231 00:21:42,566 What is this? What is this?
535 00:21:42,961 00:21:44,175 You should do it too. You should do it too.
536 00:21:44,630 00:21:45,875 - Really? - Yes. - Really? - Yes.
537 00:21:46,001 00:21:49,476 The senior model is supposed to do the finale. The senior model is supposed to do the finale.
538 00:21:49,731 00:21:51,976 (She does the finale walk, based on her experience.) (She does the finale walk, based on her experience.)
539 00:21:52,140 00:21:54,215 It's been a long time since I saw you do the walk. It's been a long time since I saw you do the walk.
540 00:21:55,941 00:21:57,256 That's nice. That's nice.
541 00:21:58,880 00:22:00,210 It's high fashion. It's high fashion.
542 00:22:00,211 00:22:02,685 (Let's have a look over there.) (Let's have a look over there.)
543 00:22:04,021 00:22:06,020 You're laughing out loud. You're laughing out loud.
544 00:22:06,021 00:22:08,796 People walking by are laughing out really loud. People walking by are laughing out really loud.
545 00:22:08,850 00:22:10,990 They're laughing so much. They're laughing so much.
546 00:22:10,991 00:22:12,389 - I'm... - It's good to see you. - I'm... - It's good to see you.
547 00:22:12,390 00:22:14,690 - I'm one of your followers. - Really? - I'm one of your followers. - Really?
548 00:22:14,691 00:22:17,076 Of course. Don't you follow me? Of course. Don't you follow me?
549 00:22:17,100 00:22:20,369 I didn't know. Why didn't you let me know? I didn't know. Why didn't you let me know?
550 00:22:20,370 00:22:23,375 I saw the thing they sent you from Balenciaga. I saw the thing they sent you from Balenciaga.
551 00:22:23,800 00:22:26,839 - Seriously. You're a top model. - Everyone, - Seriously. You're a top model. - Everyone,
552 00:22:26,840 00:22:29,270 I don't mention these things usually. I don't mention these things usually.
553 00:22:29,271 00:22:32,440 But since Hyun Yi brought it up, But since Hyun Yi brought it up,
554 00:22:32,441 00:22:34,650 from across the sea, from across the sea,
555 00:22:34,651 00:22:36,849 from Paris in Europe, from Paris in Europe,
556 00:22:36,850 00:22:38,549 you all know that brand. you all know that brand.
557 00:22:38,550 00:22:41,389 Balenciaga. Balenciaga.
558 00:22:41,390 00:22:44,490 The designer Demna Gvasalia... The designer Demna Gvasalia...
559 00:22:44,491 00:22:47,589 sent me a bag and champagne not long ago. sent me a bag and champagne not long ago.
560 00:22:47,590 00:22:50,260 - I thought it was unusual. - How come? - I thought it was unusual. - How come?
561 00:22:50,261 00:22:53,375 Because the designer himself... Because the designer himself...
562 00:22:53,471 00:22:55,970 - You know what? - You don't work in Paris either. - You know what? - You don't work in Paris either.
563 00:22:55,971 00:22:58,700 - What? - After I got that, - What? - After I got that,
564 00:22:58,701 00:23:02,010 about 12,000 people thought it was unusual. about 12,000 people thought it was unusual.
565 00:23:02,011 00:23:04,039 I'm not very happy about that. I'm not very happy about that.
566 00:23:04,040 00:23:06,680 They don't go, "It's natural for Jin Kyeong to get such things." They don't go, "It's natural for Jin Kyeong to get such things."
567 00:23:06,681 00:23:08,826 They're all like, "Why?" They're all like, "Why?"
568 00:23:09,011 00:23:11,079 Why would Demna Gvasalia do that? Why would Demna Gvasalia do that?
569 00:23:11,080 00:23:12,455 They're all question marks. They're all question marks.
570 00:23:12,880 00:23:14,690 - There's a reason. - What is it? - There's a reason. - What is it?
571 00:23:14,691 00:23:17,190 I shot photos wearing his clothes. I shot photos wearing his clothes.
572 00:23:17,191 00:23:19,935 And he saw the photos. And he saw the photos.
573 00:23:20,491 00:23:22,935 Who is this lady? Who is this lady?
574 00:23:23,661 00:23:26,175 Is this lady living in Asia? Is this lady living in Asia?
575 00:23:26,431 00:23:29,329 Is she a princess from Asia? It went crazy. Is she a princess from Asia? It went crazy.
576 00:23:29,330 00:23:31,440 I made up the princess part. I made up the princess part.
577 00:23:31,441 00:23:33,586 (That's so funny.) (That's so funny.)
578 00:23:33,971 00:23:35,385 I thought you were serious. I thought you were serious.
579 00:23:36,040 00:23:38,010 Thank you, Demna Gvasalia. Thank you, Demna Gvasalia.
580 00:23:38,011 00:23:39,185 I like you. I like you.
581 00:23:39,241 00:23:41,279 Let's go in your house now. Let's go in your house now.
582 00:23:41,280 00:23:42,980 Thanks for coming all the way. Thanks for coming all the way.
583 00:23:42,981 00:23:45,220 No, thanks for inviting me. No, thanks for inviting me.
584 00:23:45,221 00:23:46,889 This is where you live? This is where you live?
585 00:23:46,890 00:23:49,349 This is where I live, and in the same column, This is where I live, and in the same column,
586 00:23:49,350 00:23:50,960 my in-laws live. my in-laws live.
587 00:23:50,961 00:23:52,859 They babysit for me. They babysit for me.
588 00:23:52,860 00:23:54,490 - Really? - Yes. - Really? - Yes.
589 00:23:54,491 00:23:58,460 Actually, I saw the other episodes, Actually, I saw the other episodes,
590 00:23:58,461 00:24:01,799 Their mothers cooked for them. Their mothers cooked for them.
591 00:24:01,800 00:24:03,200 - Right. - It was their own mother. - Right. - It was their own mother.
592 00:24:03,201 00:24:06,569 But we practically live with my mother-in-law. But we practically live with my mother-in-law.
593 00:24:06,570 00:24:07,710 She'll be cooking. She'll be cooking.
594 00:24:07,711 00:24:09,910 - Your mother-in-law will be on? - Yes. - Your mother-in-law will be on? - Yes.
595 00:24:09,911 00:24:11,579 It's not her house but ours. It's not her house but ours.
596 00:24:11,580 00:24:12,839 She'll cook at my house. She'll cook at my house.
597 00:24:12,840 00:24:14,750 - She'll be cooking. - My goodness. - She'll be cooking. - My goodness.
598 00:24:14,751 00:24:16,455 (Ding dong) (Ding dong)
599 00:24:16,550 00:24:19,526 (One second before we meet Hyun Yi's mother-in-law) (One second before we meet Hyun Yi's mother-in-law)
600 00:24:20,090 00:24:22,289 - Ma'am, we're home. - Ma'am. - Ma'am, we're home. - Ma'am.
601 00:24:22,290 00:24:24,996 - Hello. - Hello. - Hello. - Hello.
602 00:24:25,360 00:24:26,389 Come in. Come in.
603 00:24:26,390 00:24:28,990 She looks like an actress from the 70s. She looks like an actress from the 70s.
604 00:24:28,991 00:24:31,230 - Right? - I'm the original model. - Right? - I'm the original model.
605 00:24:31,231 00:24:33,260 - You were a model? - Yes. - You were a model? - Yes.
606 00:24:33,261 00:24:34,799 When? You never told me. When? You never told me.
607 00:24:34,800 00:24:35,970 I shot something. I shot something.
608 00:24:35,971 00:24:37,299 What did you shoot? What did you shoot?
609 00:24:37,300 00:24:39,670 - She was a model. - I've never heard that before. - She was a model. - I've never heard that before.
610 00:24:39,671 00:24:41,539 I didn't tell anyone. I shot something. I didn't tell anyone. I shot something.
611 00:24:41,540 00:24:43,309 Really? Really?
612 00:24:43,310 00:24:45,779 I knew it. She looks like an actress. I knew it. She looks like an actress.
613 00:24:45,780 00:24:48,250 - Jin Kyeong, you're so pretty. - Here you go, ma'am. - Jin Kyeong, you're so pretty. - Here you go, ma'am.
614 00:24:48,251 00:24:49,450 It's spring now. It's spring now.
615 00:24:49,451 00:24:51,026 - Hyun Yi. - Yes. - Hyun Yi. - Yes.
616 00:24:51,580 00:24:53,420 Your house is amazing. Your house is amazing.
617 00:24:53,421 00:24:54,690 Since you were coming, Since you were coming,
618 00:24:54,691 00:24:56,935 we cleaned the whole house yesterday. we cleaned the whole house yesterday.
619 00:24:57,120 00:25:00,465 - Goodness. - We cleaned the entire house. - Goodness. - We cleaned the entire house.
620 00:25:00,830 00:25:03,730 Usually, we have people's own mothers on this show. Usually, we have people's own mothers on this show.
621 00:25:03,731 00:25:05,329 You're the first mother-in-law. You're the first mother-in-law.
622 00:25:05,330 00:25:06,430 Right. Right.
623 00:25:06,431 00:25:08,970 You look close to your mother-in-law. You look close to your mother-in-law.
624 00:25:08,971 00:25:11,200 - Have a seat. - We almost live together. - Have a seat. - We almost live together.
625 00:25:11,201 00:25:12,700 I live on the fifth floor. I live on the fifth floor.
626 00:25:12,701 00:25:15,410 - I know. I heard that. - Right. - I know. I heard that. - Right.
627 00:25:15,411 00:25:18,079 On the other episodes... On the other episodes...
628 00:25:18,080 00:25:19,710 The mothers cook food. The mothers cook food.
629 00:25:19,711 00:25:21,450 - It was really good food. - I'm worried. - It was really good food. - I'm worried.
630 00:25:21,451 00:25:23,309 They make all those foods. They make all those foods.
631 00:25:23,310 00:25:26,020 - What is it? - The others cooked so well. - What is it? - The others cooked so well.
632 00:25:26,021 00:25:29,190 Come on. I heard you're a good cook too. Come on. I heard you're a good cook too.
633 00:25:29,191 00:25:31,389 I put a lot of care into it. Do you know why? I put a lot of care into it. Do you know why?
634 00:25:31,390 00:25:33,359 Hong Jin Kyeong is your real name, right? Hong Jin Kyeong is your real name, right?
635 00:25:33,360 00:25:35,029 - Yes. - We're a Hong family. - Yes. - We're a Hong family.
636 00:25:35,030 00:25:36,160 - Goodness. - Yes. - Goodness. - Yes.
637 00:25:36,161 00:25:38,599 And you went to the same school as my husband. And you went to the same school as my husband.
638 00:25:38,600 00:25:40,200 You went to Dongguk University. You went to Dongguk University.
639 00:25:40,201 00:25:43,099 Really? We're related by blood and school. Really? We're related by blood and school.
640 00:25:43,100 00:25:44,569 What common character does he use? What common character does he use?
641 00:25:44,570 00:25:46,339 - He has "pyo." - Goodness. - He has "pyo." - Goodness.
642 00:25:46,340 00:25:47,710 - Why? - That's right above us. - Why? - That's right above us.
643 00:25:47,711 00:25:49,210 - You use "seong?" - Yes. - You use "seong?" - Yes.
644 00:25:49,211 00:25:50,879 My son has "seong." My son has "seong."
645 00:25:50,880 00:25:52,379 My husband uses "seong." My husband uses "seong."
646 00:25:52,380 00:25:54,609 - We're family. - I know. - We're family. - I know.
647 00:25:54,610 00:25:56,450 We're close enough to be family. We're close enough to be family.
648 00:25:56,451 00:25:58,549 It turns out we're really close. It turns out we're really close.
649 00:25:58,550 00:26:00,520 When I was coming in, When I was coming in,
650 00:26:00,521 00:26:03,190 you said you used to be a model. you said you used to be a model.
651 00:26:03,191 00:26:04,465 I was joking. I was joking.
652 00:26:04,761 00:26:06,420 - What? - I just shot something. - What? - I just shot something.
653 00:26:06,421 00:26:07,789 You said I was pretty. You said I was pretty.
654 00:26:07,790 00:26:09,660 I just shot something. I just shot something.
655 00:26:09,661 00:26:10,960 Really? Really?
656 00:26:10,961 00:26:12,029 What was it? What was it?
657 00:26:12,030 00:26:14,430 When I was in the 12th grade, When I was in the 12th grade,
658 00:26:14,431 00:26:15,869 my school was near Myeongdong. my school was near Myeongdong.
659 00:26:15,870 00:26:18,000 I was passing by... I was passing by...
660 00:26:18,001 00:26:20,270 and someone suggested we take some photos. and someone suggested we take some photos.
661 00:26:20,271 00:26:21,869 You were recruited from the street. You were recruited from the street.
662 00:26:21,870 00:26:24,839 There was this plastic wrap. There was this plastic wrap.
663 00:26:24,840 00:26:27,049 - I shot that. - It was a plastic wrap commercial? - I shot that. - It was a plastic wrap commercial?
664 00:26:27,050 00:26:28,180 Just a catalog. Just a catalog.
665 00:26:28,181 00:26:29,609 - A plastic wrap catalog? - Yes. - A plastic wrap catalog? - Yes.
666 00:26:29,610 00:26:33,180 Why would a high school student do a plastic wrap catalog? Why would a high school student do a plastic wrap catalog?
667 00:26:33,181 00:26:35,319 - That's so weird. - I was eating donuts... - That's so weird. - I was eating donuts...
668 00:26:35,320 00:26:37,119 and the guy said I was really enjoying the donuts. and the guy said I was really enjoying the donuts.
669 00:26:37,120 00:26:38,520 You were enjoying the donuts. You were enjoying the donuts.
670 00:26:38,521 00:26:40,490 - Does your husband know? - Probably not. - Does your husband know? - Probably not.
671 00:26:40,491 00:26:41,730 He doesn't know? He doesn't know?
672 00:26:41,731 00:26:43,430 I was shy, so I never even told my daughter-in-law. I was shy, so I never even told my daughter-in-law.
673 00:26:43,431 00:26:45,700 But since you told me that I was pretty, But since you told me that I was pretty,
674 00:26:45,701 00:26:46,930 I got the courage and revealed it. I got the courage and revealed it.
675 00:26:46,931 00:26:49,129 If you live upstairs and downstairs, If you live upstairs and downstairs,
676 00:26:49,130 00:26:51,270 did you ever feel that it was inconvenient? did you ever feel that it was inconvenient?
677 00:26:51,271 00:26:52,569 Does she ever ask you... Does she ever ask you...
678 00:26:52,570 00:26:53,869 to babysit and things like that? to babysit and things like that?
679 00:26:53,870 00:26:56,440 When she's busy, When she's busy,
680 00:26:56,441 00:26:57,779 we babysit for her. we babysit for her.
681 00:26:57,780 00:27:01,526 I'm happy when she comes, but happier when she leaves. I'm happy when she comes, but happier when she leaves.
682 00:27:02,651 00:27:03,849 (She makes her point elegantly.) (She makes her point elegantly.)
683 00:27:03,850 00:27:05,420 You're so elegant. You're so elegant.
684 00:27:05,421 00:27:06,619 It's true. It's true.
685 00:27:06,620 00:27:07,990 I really like it. I really like it.
686 00:27:07,991 00:27:09,619 Where's your husband? Where's your husband?
687 00:27:09,620 00:27:11,690 He goes to work during the week, He goes to work during the week,
688 00:27:11,691 00:27:13,730 but today he has to babysit, but today he has to babysit,
689 00:27:13,731 00:27:15,660 - so he took a day off... - He's on the fifth floor. - so he took a day off... - He's on the fifth floor.
690 00:27:15,661 00:27:17,129 - On the fifth floor? - Yes. - On the fifth floor? - Yes.
691 00:27:17,130 00:27:19,059 I want to see him. I want to see him.
692 00:27:19,060 00:27:20,569 Tell him to drop by for a second. Tell him to drop by for a second.
693 00:27:20,570 00:27:23,430 He probably would say no, since he didn't get his hair done. He probably would say no, since he didn't get his hair done.
694 00:27:23,431 00:27:24,440 Come on. Come on.
695 00:27:24,441 00:27:25,900 - I'll ask him anyway. - Just for a second. - I'll ask him anyway. - Just for a second.
696 00:27:25,901 00:27:27,910 - It will be too natural. - A cameo appearance. - It will be too natural. - A cameo appearance.
697 00:27:27,911 00:27:30,809 When else would I see Hyun Yi's husband? When else would I see Hyun Yi's husband?
698 00:27:30,810 00:27:32,415 He'll drop by. He'll drop by.
699 00:27:32,640 00:27:34,955 My goodness. My goodness.
700 00:27:36,124 00:27:37,994 (She calls her husband who was babysitting.) (She calls her husband who was babysitting.)
701 00:27:37,995 00:27:40,434 My goodness. My goodness.
702 00:27:40,435 00:27:42,510 What's with the shorts? What's with the shorts?
703 00:27:42,635 00:27:44,504 - That's how he's dressed usually. - Do something about the shorts. - That's how he's dressed usually. - Do something about the shorts.
704 00:27:44,505 00:27:45,934 Hello. Hello.
705 00:27:45,935 00:27:47,404 (Thank you for accepting the invitation.) (Thank you for accepting the invitation.)
706 00:27:47,405 00:27:49,333 - Hello. - Hello. - Hello. - Hello.
707 00:27:49,334 00:27:51,744 You're really good-looking. You're really good-looking.
708 00:27:51,745 00:27:53,813 - He looks like Jung Chan. - I've never heard that. - He looks like Jung Chan. - I've never heard that.
709 00:27:53,814 00:27:55,714 People say you look like Jung Chan a lot, right? People say you look like Jung Chan a lot, right?
710 00:27:55,715 00:27:57,144 Not a lot, but sometimes. Not a lot, but sometimes.
711 00:27:57,145 00:28:00,214 He got ruined after ten years, but... He got ruined after ten years, but...
712 00:28:00,215 00:28:03,899 Don't do it. Don't do it. Okay. Don't do it. Don't do it. Okay.
713 00:28:04,324 00:28:07,369 He used to look like someone better looking than Jung Chan. He used to look like someone better looking than Jung Chan.
714 00:28:07,755 00:28:09,523 - Goodness. - Come on. I need to stay in work. - Goodness. - Come on. I need to stay in work.
715 00:28:09,524 00:28:10,924 Who else than Jung Chan? Who else than Jung Chan?
716 00:28:10,925 00:28:12,793 - Mom. - Go Soo. - Mom. - Go Soo.
717 00:28:12,794 00:28:15,593 Go Soo? Let me see. Go Soo? Let me see.
718 00:28:15,594 00:28:17,240 - Wait. - Goodbye. - Wait. - Goodbye.
719 00:28:17,665 00:28:19,734 Ma'am, Go Soo isn't even close. Ma'am, Go Soo isn't even close.
720 00:28:19,735 00:28:21,134 - Really? - Come over here. - Really? - Come over here.
721 00:28:21,135 00:28:22,303 - Also, - Mom. - Also, - Mom.
722 00:28:22,304 00:28:23,550 J. Y. Park. J. Y. Park.
723 00:28:25,205 00:28:26,879 (Knocked down) (Knocked down)
724 00:28:27,774 00:28:30,144 That's so funny. That's so funny.
725 00:28:30,145 00:28:32,984 How did you first meet Hyun Yi? How did you first meet Hyun Yi?
726 00:28:32,985 00:28:35,513 I met her on a 4 to 4 group date. I met her on a 4 to 4 group date.
727 00:28:35,514 00:28:36,984 - In college? - No. - In college? - No.
728 00:28:36,985 00:28:38,053 While I was working. While I was working.
729 00:28:38,054 00:28:40,553 Four of them were from work, Four of them were from work,
730 00:28:40,554 00:28:42,593 - the other four were models? - Yes. - the other four were models? - Yes.
731 00:28:42,594 00:28:45,793 Models do that kind of stuff? Models do that kind of stuff?
732 00:28:45,794 00:28:48,593 You never call me when you do such things. You never call me when you do such things.
733 00:28:48,594 00:28:51,164 - You were... - You do all the good stuff. - You were... - You do all the good stuff.
734 00:28:51,165 00:28:53,033 You were already married. You were already married.
735 00:28:53,034 00:28:54,273 You were married. You were married.
736 00:28:54,274 00:28:58,619 Really? And you liked Yi Hyun the best among them? Really? And you liked Yi Hyun the best among them?
737 00:28:58,804 00:28:59,843 Yes. Yes.
738 00:28:59,844 00:29:00,974 (Shy) (Shy)
739 00:29:00,975 00:29:02,974 How long has it been since you got married? How long has it been since you got married?
740 00:29:02,975 00:29:04,513 It's been eight years. It's been eight years.
741 00:29:04,514 00:29:08,053 I don't know if I can say this in front of your mother. I don't know if I can say this in front of your mother.
742 00:29:08,054 00:29:09,159 What is it? What is it?
743 00:29:09,985 00:29:12,123 When was your last kiss? When was your last kiss?
744 00:29:12,124 00:29:15,300 I'm not interested in your first kiss but your last one. I'm not interested in your first kiss but your last one.
745 00:29:15,524 00:29:17,623 - Your last kiss. - I really don't remember. - Your last kiss. - I really don't remember.
746 00:29:17,624 00:29:19,740 I held her hand a few days ago. I held her hand a few days ago.
747 00:29:19,864 00:29:21,664 A few days ago, we were... A few days ago, we were...
748 00:29:21,665 00:29:24,179 watching a movie in my room and I grabbed her hand. watching a movie in my room and I grabbed her hand.
749 00:29:24,834 00:29:27,174 You still hold hands and stuff. You still hold hands and stuff.
750 00:29:27,175 00:29:30,803 Anyway, thank you for coming on this show... Anyway, thank you for coming on this show...
751 00:29:30,804 00:29:32,944 in your shorts without notice. in your shorts without notice.
752 00:29:32,945 00:29:35,813 What will you be cooking today? What will you be cooking today?
753 00:29:35,814 00:29:39,244 Both of them like meat. Both of them like meat.
754 00:29:39,245 00:29:42,184 We eat braised short ribs a lot. We eat braised short ribs a lot.
755 00:29:42,185 00:29:45,724 So I made it based on our own style. So I made it based on our own style.
756 00:29:45,725 00:29:47,823 I see. I'm looking forward to it. I see. I'm looking forward to it.
757 00:29:47,824 00:29:49,894 - Shall we go try it? - Sure. - Shall we go try it? - Sure.
758 00:29:49,895 00:29:51,490 (It has only meat without vegetables.) (It has only meat without vegetables.)
759 00:29:51,624 00:29:56,210 (Today's menu: braised short ribs) (Today's menu: braised short ribs)
760 00:29:56,895 00:29:59,179 (Even the side dishes look different.) (Even the side dishes look different.)
761 00:29:59,665 00:30:01,474 (Sauteed deodeok, ) (Sauteed deodeok, )
762 00:30:01,475 00:30:02,573 (cucumber kimchi, ) (cucumber kimchi, )
763 00:30:02,574 00:30:05,843 The cucumber kimchi is amazing. The cucumber kimchi is amazing.
764 00:30:05,844 00:30:07,813 (and cabbage kimchi) (and cabbage kimchi)
765 00:30:07,814 00:30:09,214 Look at that kimchi. Look at that kimchi.
766 00:30:09,215 00:30:10,783 How old is the kimchi? How old is the kimchi?
767 00:30:10,784 00:30:11,784 - The kimchi? - Yes. - The kimchi? - Yes.
768 00:30:11,785 00:30:12,914 It's from December. It's from December.
769 00:30:12,915 00:30:14,684 - It looks delicious. - From November. - It looks delicious. - From November.
770 00:30:14,685 00:30:16,230 Should I put it here? Should I put it here?
771 00:30:16,255 00:30:17,823 Yes, go ahead. Yes, go ahead.
772 00:30:17,824 00:30:18,884 (Braised short ribs are served.) (Braised short ribs are served.)
773 00:30:18,885 00:30:20,123 The ribs. The ribs.
774 00:30:20,124 00:30:21,353 (Sweet and sour braised short ribs with plenty of sauce) (Sweet and sour braised short ribs with plenty of sauce)
775 00:30:21,354 00:30:23,623 I really like braised short ribs too. I really like braised short ribs too.
776 00:30:23,624 00:30:24,994 That's good news. That's good news.
777 00:30:24,995 00:30:27,240 The Hong family likes meat. The Hong family likes meat.
778 00:30:28,064 00:30:30,394 It's fortunate that I'm from the Hong family. It's fortunate that I'm from the Hong family.
779 00:30:30,395 00:30:32,204 I know. I'm so glad. I know. I'm so glad.
780 00:30:32,205 00:30:35,273 With dried yellow corvina. This is a feast. With dried yellow corvina. This is a feast.
781 00:30:35,274 00:30:36,404 (The table is full of side dishes and braised short ribs.) (The table is full of side dishes and braised short ribs.)
782 00:30:36,405 00:30:39,050 Ma'am, thank you for the food. Ma'am, thank you for the food.
783 00:30:39,475 00:30:42,073 I feel like it's my birthday today. I feel like it's my birthday today.
784 00:30:42,074 00:30:44,083 What should I try first? What should I try first?
785 00:30:44,084 00:30:45,644 Since the main dish is ribs, Since the main dish is ribs,
786 00:30:45,645 00:30:46,884 the ribs first. the ribs first.
787 00:30:46,885 00:30:48,214 Thank you for the meal. Thank you for the meal.
788 00:30:48,215 00:30:50,189 I'll try the ribs first. I'll try the ribs first.
789 00:30:52,385 00:30:55,429 (Surprised) (Surprised)
790 00:30:55,755 00:30:56,853 Amazing. Amazing.
791 00:30:56,854 00:30:58,523 It must be better than usual. It must be better than usual.
792 00:30:58,524 00:30:59,863 How is it... How is it...
793 00:30:59,864 00:31:01,494 (She's moved by a piece of meat.) (She's moved by a piece of meat.)
794 00:31:01,495 00:31:03,434 The meat is tender, The meat is tender,
795 00:31:03,435 00:31:05,310 and the sauce is incredible. and the sauce is incredible.
796 00:31:05,334 00:31:07,373 The sauce tastes so full. The sauce tastes so full.
797 00:31:07,374 00:31:08,873 Nothing is missing. Nothing is missing.
798 00:31:08,874 00:31:11,873 The sauce isn't that sweet either. The sauce isn't that sweet either.
799 00:31:11,874 00:31:13,720 (Hyun Yi tries some too.) (Hyun Yi tries some too.)
800 00:31:14,975 00:31:17,043 You must've been nervous. You must've been nervous.
801 00:31:17,044 00:31:19,013 - Right? - Yes. Usually, - Right? - Yes. Usually,
802 00:31:19,014 00:31:20,984 - It's not the best. - it tastes better. - It's not the best. - it tastes better.
803 00:31:20,985 00:31:22,384 Usually, it... Usually, it...
804 00:31:22,385 00:31:24,083 feels like custard. feels like custard.
805 00:31:24,084 00:31:26,853 Hyun Yi told me it feels like custard. Hyun Yi told me it feels like custard.
806 00:31:26,854 00:31:29,800 Today, it's like buns rather than custard. Today, it's like buns rather than custard.
807 00:31:29,854 00:31:31,823 - It's in the middle. - It's so good, ma'am. - It's in the middle. - It's so good, ma'am.
808 00:31:31,824 00:31:35,194 I've never tried braised short ribs that are this good. I've never tried braised short ribs that are this good.
809 00:31:35,195 00:31:36,510 Look at this. Look at this.
810 00:31:40,435 00:31:41,803 Do you like it? Do you like it?
811 00:31:41,804 00:31:43,704 There's only ribs in the braised short ribs dish. There's only ribs in the braised short ribs dish.
812 00:31:43,705 00:31:45,419 Right, I don't put any vegetables in it. Right, I don't put any vegetables in it.
813 00:31:45,844 00:31:48,144 There aren't any carrots... There aren't any carrots...
814 00:31:48,145 00:31:49,513 or jujube, right? or jujube, right?
815 00:31:49,514 00:31:50,813 They don't like them. They don't like them.
816 00:31:50,814 00:31:52,384 So I just use meat. So I just use meat.
817 00:31:52,385 00:31:53,914 They don't eat vegetables? They don't eat vegetables?
818 00:31:53,915 00:31:55,283 They don't. They don't.
819 00:31:55,284 00:31:58,583 She always makes this when she makes this. She always makes this when she makes this.
820 00:31:58,584 00:32:00,654 - What's this? - It's sauteed deodeok. - What's this? - It's sauteed deodeok.
821 00:32:00,655 00:32:01,894 It tastes sour and spicy. It tastes sour and spicy.
822 00:32:01,895 00:32:04,424 Since the ribs can be greasy and there aren't any vegetables, Since the ribs can be greasy and there aren't any vegetables,
823 00:32:04,425 00:32:06,623 everyone likes it. Try some. everyone likes it. Try some.
824 00:32:06,624 00:32:07,763 (How does the sauteed deodeok taste?) (How does the sauteed deodeok taste?)
825 00:32:07,764 00:32:08,764 (Her eyes open wide.) (Her eyes open wide.)
826 00:32:08,765 00:32:10,033 It's really good, right? It's really good, right?
827 00:32:10,034 00:32:12,063 - It tastes so refreshing. - Yes. - It tastes so refreshing. - Yes.
828 00:32:12,064 00:32:13,934 Since it has perilla leaves too. Since it has perilla leaves too.
829 00:32:13,935 00:32:16,404 It's unique, right? People usually stir-fry deodeok. It's unique, right? People usually stir-fry deodeok.
830 00:32:16,405 00:32:19,204 But she sauteed fresh deodeok. But she sauteed fresh deodeok.
831 00:32:19,205 00:32:20,813 I'm going to do this at home. I'm going to do this at home.
832 00:32:20,814 00:32:22,214 From her dishes, From her dishes,
833 00:32:22,215 00:32:25,720 I think the sauteed deodeok and braised short ribs are the best. I think the sauteed deodeok and braised short ribs are the best.
834 00:32:25,745 00:32:27,083 She makes all this for you? She makes all this for you?
835 00:32:27,084 00:32:29,613 - You don't make any, right? - Just cabbage kimchi. - You don't make any, right? - Just cabbage kimchi.
836 00:32:29,614 00:32:31,984 I have to ask her for it. I have to ask her for it.
837 00:32:31,985 00:32:33,523 I don't tell her to take any. I don't tell her to take any.
838 00:32:33,524 00:32:35,823 I might like it, but she might not. I might like it, but she might not.
839 00:32:35,824 00:32:37,924 You're so considerate. You're so considerate.
840 00:32:37,925 00:32:40,263 I like the stem better than the leaves. I like the stem better than the leaves.
841 00:32:40,264 00:32:42,909 Try the stem part. Try the stem part.
842 00:32:44,405 00:32:46,464 She just tried the kimchi. She just tried the kimchi.
843 00:32:46,465 00:32:47,573 Try this part. Try this part.
844 00:32:47,574 00:32:49,179 I keep getting moved. I keep getting moved.
845 00:32:52,074 00:32:53,074 (She tries seaweed soup.) (She tries seaweed soup.)
846 00:32:53,075 00:32:55,043 - Stir it. - Seriously. - Stir it. - Seriously.
847 00:32:55,044 00:32:56,914 How can the seaweed soup be good too? How can the seaweed soup be good too?
848 00:32:56,915 00:32:59,543 - What's your business hour? - Goodness. - What's your business hour? - Goodness.
849 00:32:59,544 00:33:01,553 - You can come anytime. - The food here is incredible. - You can come anytime. - The food here is incredible.
850 00:33:01,554 00:33:03,414 Hyun Yi, I learned that you graduated... Hyun Yi, I learned that you graduated...
851 00:33:03,415 00:33:06,630 from Ehwa Ewha Womans University with an economics degree. from Ehwa Ewha Womans University with an economics degree.
852 00:33:06,755 00:33:09,893 You could have gotten a good job. How did you become a model? You could have gotten a good job. How did you become a model?
853 00:33:09,894 00:33:12,594 I didn't find my calling in high school... I didn't find my calling in high school...
854 00:33:12,595 00:33:16,034 because I only did what I was asked. Thus, I studied. because I only did what I was asked. Thus, I studied.
855 00:33:16,035 00:33:18,203 I entered university, I entered university,
856 00:33:18,204 00:33:20,004 but I still didn't know what to do. but I still didn't know what to do.
857 00:33:20,005 00:33:23,779 Before I graduated, SBS held a supermodel contest. Before I graduated, SBS held a supermodel contest.
858 00:33:23,805 00:33:26,150 They had those shows on major channels back then. They had those shows on major channels back then.
859 00:33:26,474 00:33:28,313 - Jin Kyeong. - I was in the second one. - Jin Kyeong. - I was in the second one.
860 00:33:28,314 00:33:30,243 That's right. You are my senior model. That's right. You are my senior model.
861 00:33:30,244 00:33:33,683 Contestant Number Seven, Hong Jin Kyeong. Contestant Number Seven, Hong Jin Kyeong.
862 00:33:33,684 00:33:37,130 (Jin Kyeong on September 23rd of 1993) (Jin Kyeong on September 23rd of 1993)
863 00:33:37,724 00:33:39,759 (Hong Jin Kyeong) (Hong Jin Kyeong)
864 00:33:40,485 00:33:42,770 (She looked like a mischievous girl.) (She looked like a mischievous girl.)
865 00:33:43,595 00:33:46,364 - How about you? - 2005. It was the 14th one. - How about you? - 2005. It was the 14th one.
866 00:33:46,365 00:33:47,469 (Lee Hyun Yi) (Lee Hyun Yi)
867 00:33:49,794 00:33:52,269 (She showed a peculiar pose when she said she likes people.) (She showed a peculiar pose when she said she likes people.)
868 00:33:52,834 00:33:55,110 (Confident) (Confident)
869 00:33:55,374 00:33:57,743 (She commanded the cameras.) (She commanded the cameras.)
870 00:33:57,744 00:34:00,074 Contestant Number 26, Lee Hyun Yi. Contestant Number 26, Lee Hyun Yi.
871 00:34:00,075 00:34:03,750 I entered the contest and an agency wanted to recruit me. I entered the contest and an agency wanted to recruit me.
872 00:34:03,774 00:34:05,284 - I signed a contract. - You became a model then. - I signed a contract. - You became a model then.
873 00:34:05,285 00:34:07,654 Yes. I started to work... Yes. I started to work...
874 00:34:07,655 00:34:09,183 and had so much fun. and had so much fun.
875 00:34:09,184 00:34:10,353 Of course. Of course.
876 00:34:10,354 00:34:12,900 - Both of us should work hard. - That's right. - Both of us should work hard. - That's right.
877 00:34:12,985 00:34:14,293 Thank you for the meal. Thank you for the meal.
878 00:34:14,294 00:34:16,723 - It was the best. - Thank you for enjoying it. - It was the best. - Thank you for enjoying it.
879 00:34:16,724 00:34:20,264 Thank you. Which dish will you make today? Thank you. Which dish will you make today?
880 00:34:20,265 00:34:21,265 Braised ribs. Braised ribs.
881 00:34:21,266 00:34:22,333 - Braised ribs. - Yes. - Braised ribs. - Yes.
882 00:34:22,334 00:34:24,804 (Shall we learn how to make braised ribs without vegetables?) (Shall we learn how to make braised ribs without vegetables?)
883 00:34:24,805 00:34:27,340 Jin Kyeong, I put the ribs in the water... Jin Kyeong, I put the ribs in the water...
884 00:34:27,374 00:34:30,674 to remove blood. Let's take them out. to remove blood. Let's take them out.
885 00:34:30,675 00:34:32,373 (Put the ribs in cold water for 30 minutes to remove blood.) (Put the ribs in cold water for 30 minutes to remove blood.)
886 00:34:32,374 00:34:33,603 I removed blood, I removed blood,
887 00:34:33,604 00:34:37,313 but ribs have impurities and funny odor. but ribs have impurities and funny odor.
888 00:34:37,314 00:34:39,884 Thus, it's best to boil them once. Thus, it's best to boil them once.
889 00:34:39,885 00:34:42,060 We need enough water to cover the ingredients. We need enough water to cover the ingredients.
890 00:34:42,354 00:34:44,884 Add a cup of cooking wine... Add a cup of cooking wine...
891 00:34:44,885 00:34:46,324 to remove funny odor. to remove funny odor.
892 00:34:46,325 00:34:49,400 (Boil the ribs to remove the odor.) (Boil the ribs to remove the odor.)
893 00:34:50,454 00:34:53,540 (Then rinse the ribs with cold water again.) (Then rinse the ribs with cold water again.)
894 00:34:54,564 00:34:56,833 Rinse them cleanly with cold water. Rinse them cleanly with cold water.
895 00:34:56,834 00:34:58,540 These are boiled ribs. These are boiled ribs.
896 00:34:58,805 00:35:01,734 I will cook them in a pressure cooker once more. I will cook them in a pressure cooker once more.
897 00:35:01,735 00:35:04,304 You could cook them as they are. You could cook them as they are.
898 00:35:04,305 00:35:06,203 - I don't cook the dish that way. - Do you steam it once more? - I don't cook the dish that way. - Do you steam it once more?
899 00:35:06,204 00:35:08,444 The process removes the fat. The process removes the fat.
900 00:35:08,445 00:35:10,313 It makes the meat more tender. It makes the meat more tender.
901 00:35:10,314 00:35:12,583 It makes the meat more tender and less fatty. It makes the meat more tender and less fatty.
902 00:35:12,584 00:35:15,154 When braised ribs cool down, fat curdle at the top. When braised ribs cool down, fat curdle at the top.
903 00:35:15,155 00:35:17,630 That's right. Does this process prevent it? That's right. Does this process prevent it?
904 00:35:17,724 00:35:20,254 It removes the fat. It removes the fat.
905 00:35:20,255 00:35:23,529 - That's why I prefer this method. - I learned something new. - That's why I prefer this method. - I learned something new.
906 00:35:23,894 00:35:25,264 (Cook the ribs in a pressure cooker for 20 minutes.) (Cook the ribs in a pressure cooker for 20 minutes.)
907 00:35:25,265 00:35:26,594 - All right. - Remove the fat this way. - All right. - Remove the fat this way.
908 00:35:26,595 00:35:29,333 - Now, we will make the sauce. - Okay. - Now, we will make the sauce. - Okay.
909 00:35:29,334 00:35:32,380 (Pear, onion, and pear extract are the only ingredients.) (Pear, onion, and pear extract are the only ingredients.)
910 00:35:33,305 00:35:35,333 Pour it into the blender. Pour it into the blender.
911 00:35:35,334 00:35:37,473 Do you use pear extract from the start? Do you use pear extract from the start?
912 00:35:37,474 00:35:39,949 It makes it easier to blend the ingredients. It makes it easier to blend the ingredients.
913 00:35:40,914 00:35:42,174 (Add a pack of pear extract into the blender.) (Add a pack of pear extract into the blender.)
914 00:35:42,175 00:35:44,759 - Pear extract. - Then take an onion... - Pear extract. - Then take an onion...
915 00:35:45,115 00:35:47,929 and julienne it. and julienne it.
916 00:35:48,914 00:35:52,099 (Julienne it so that it blends easily.) (Julienne it so that it blends easily.)
917 00:35:52,555 00:35:53,953 One onion. One onion.
918 00:35:53,954 00:35:56,223 Yes. A pack of pear extract and an onion. Yes. A pack of pear extract and an onion.
919 00:35:56,224 00:35:58,569 We need to blend the pear too, We need to blend the pear too,
920 00:35:58,765 00:36:01,493 but we will blend these ingredients 1st for 1 minute. but we will blend these ingredients 1st for 1 minute.
921 00:36:01,494 00:36:03,534 (Blend the pear extract and onion first.) (Blend the pear extract and onion first.)
922 00:36:03,535 00:36:05,009 Blend them for a minute. Blend them for a minute.
923 00:36:06,765 00:36:08,234 Then peel a pear. Then peel a pear.
924 00:36:08,235 00:36:09,674 (Peel a pear!) (Peel a pear!)
925 00:36:09,675 00:36:12,944 What's special about this dish is that... What's special about this dish is that...
926 00:36:12,945 00:36:14,473 I don't see any vegetables... I don't see any vegetables...
927 00:36:14,474 00:36:16,543 - such as radish and carrot. - I don't add them. - such as radish and carrot. - I don't add them.
928 00:36:16,544 00:36:19,043 Hyun Yi, you are very skinny. Hyun Yi, you are very skinny.
929 00:36:19,044 00:36:21,384 You look like a vegetarian. You look like a vegetarian.
930 00:36:21,385 00:36:22,654 - A vegetarian? - Yes. - A vegetarian? - Yes.
931 00:36:22,655 00:36:24,183 I am a total meat-lover. I am a total meat-lover.
932 00:36:24,184 00:36:26,579 - So my mother-in-law... - Then why don't you gain weight? - So my mother-in-law... - Then why don't you gain weight?
933 00:36:26,624 00:36:28,623 You don't eat carbohydrates, right? You don't eat carbohydrates, right?
934 00:36:28,624 00:36:30,623 - I love carbohydrates. - She eats carbohydrates. - I love carbohydrates. - She eats carbohydrates.
935 00:36:30,624 00:36:32,163 - Are you sensitive? - No. - Are you sensitive? - No.
936 00:36:32,164 00:36:36,069 She isn't sensitive. She really isn't. She isn't sensitive. She really isn't.
937 00:36:36,195 00:36:37,195 (Slice a pear into small pieces.) (Slice a pear into small pieces.)
938 00:36:37,196 00:36:38,440 Small pieces. Small pieces.
939 00:36:44,744 00:36:47,989 Blend the pieces for a minute. Blend the pieces for a minute.
940 00:36:50,345 00:36:53,090 (Transfer the blended ingredients into a bowl.) (Transfer the blended ingredients into a bowl.)
941 00:36:55,115 00:36:56,460 There are two cups, right? There are two cups, right?
942 00:36:56,515 00:36:58,799 Then add a cup of soy sauce. Then add a cup of soy sauce.
943 00:36:59,454 00:37:01,424 (A little less than a cup of soy sauce) (A little less than a cup of soy sauce)
944 00:37:01,425 00:37:05,000 A little less than a cup. This is enough. A little less than a cup. This is enough.
945 00:37:05,164 00:37:06,723 (Blend the pear extract, onion, and pear.) (Blend the pear extract, onion, and pear.)
946 00:37:06,724 00:37:08,369 (Add a cup of soy sauce.) (Add a cup of soy sauce.)
947 00:37:08,394 00:37:11,980 Add enough pepper to cover the top. Add enough pepper to cover the top.
948 00:37:12,564 00:37:15,833 Add a big spoonful of garlic. Add a big spoonful of garlic.
949 00:37:15,834 00:37:19,273 Since this is a meat dish, it's best to add some cooking wine. Since this is a meat dish, it's best to add some cooking wine.
950 00:37:19,274 00:37:20,420 A spoonful and a half. A spoonful and a half.
951 00:37:21,115 00:37:22,719 - Green plum syrup. - This is enough. - Green plum syrup. - This is enough.
952 00:37:24,345 00:37:26,190 Add a bit of sugar. Add a bit of sugar.
953 00:37:28,155 00:37:31,523 Two spoonfuls of sesame oil should be enough. Two spoonfuls of sesame oil should be enough.
954 00:37:31,524 00:37:35,324 You can make an eye measurement. Then you are done. You can make an eye measurement. Then you are done.
955 00:37:35,325 00:37:36,569 Mix the ingredients. Mix the ingredients.
956 00:37:38,265 00:37:40,739 Check the taste. Check the taste.
957 00:37:42,765 00:37:44,703 I think it's done. I think it's done.
958 00:37:44,704 00:37:46,404 - You are very orderly. - It's a simple dish. - You are very orderly. - It's a simple dish.
959 00:37:46,405 00:37:48,973 You didn't add anything special. You didn't add anything special.
960 00:37:48,974 00:37:51,243 - No, I didn't. - It's a regular sauce. - No, I didn't. - It's a regular sauce.
961 00:37:51,244 00:37:54,913 It's a regular sauce. I just make sure to remove the fat. It's a regular sauce. I just make sure to remove the fat.
962 00:37:54,914 00:37:57,473 Perhaps because of that, Perhaps because of that,
963 00:37:57,474 00:37:59,413 the meat was incredibly tender. the meat was incredibly tender.
964 00:37:59,414 00:38:01,353 Steaming the meat once more... Steaming the meat once more...
965 00:38:01,354 00:38:04,730 - is your secret. - I think so. - is your secret. - I think so.
966 00:38:05,724 00:38:07,594 (Turn off the heat and rest for 10 minutes.) (Turn off the heat and rest for 10 minutes.)
967 00:38:07,595 00:38:09,293 I think it has rested enough. I think it has rested enough.
968 00:38:09,294 00:38:11,563 (Remove the steam.) (Remove the steam.)
969 00:38:11,564 00:38:12,840 I wonder how they look. I wonder how they look.
970 00:38:13,365 00:38:15,534 - Look at these. - The ribs look amazing. - Look at these. - The ribs look amazing.
971 00:38:15,535 00:38:17,933 Look at these. They look different. Look at these. They look different.
972 00:38:17,934 00:38:20,063 - They look delicious. - They look chewy. - They look delicious. - They look chewy.
973 00:38:20,064 00:38:22,273 - The meat... - It's tender, right? - The meat... - It's tender, right?
974 00:38:22,274 00:38:23,603 (Chopsticks go in easily because the meat is so tender.) (Chopsticks go in easily because the meat is so tender.)
975 00:38:23,604 00:38:26,243 This is how it should be done. It should be steamed once more. This is how it should be done. It should be steamed once more.
976 00:38:26,244 00:38:29,344 The process removes fat and leaves the meat tender. The process removes fat and leaves the meat tender.
977 00:38:29,345 00:38:32,014 Then it doesn't take much time to braise the meat. Then it doesn't take much time to braise the meat.
978 00:38:32,015 00:38:35,654 The meat is glossy, right? The meat is glossy, right?
979 00:38:35,655 00:38:37,413 I wonder how much oil there is at the bottom. I wonder how much oil there is at the bottom.
980 00:38:37,414 00:38:38,900 I will show you. I will show you.
981 00:38:39,155 00:38:41,054 So much fat came out. So much fat came out.
982 00:38:41,055 00:38:43,893 It could have gone into our bodies. It could have gone into our bodies.
983 00:38:43,894 00:38:45,393 It's an incredible tip. It's an incredible tip.
984 00:38:45,394 00:38:46,893 - May I try a piece of meat? - Yes. - May I try a piece of meat? - Yes.
985 00:38:46,894 00:38:48,694 I think it will be delicious as it is... I think it will be delicious as it is...
986 00:38:48,695 00:38:51,610 - with salt. - That's right. - with salt. - That's right.
987 00:38:51,704 00:38:53,103 Children can eat it that way. Children can eat it that way.
988 00:38:53,104 00:38:55,404 (What little taste she had takes her breath away.) (What little taste she had takes her breath away.)
989 00:38:55,405 00:38:57,240 I am right, right? It's as soft as castella. I am right, right? It's as soft as castella.
990 00:38:57,774 00:38:59,689 (She takes another bite in a surprised state!) (She takes another bite in a surprised state!)
991 00:38:59,874 00:39:01,413 (Only Jin Kyeong knows how great it is.) (Only Jin Kyeong knows how great it is.)
992 00:39:01,414 00:39:03,614 - It's tasty. - I am not overreacting. - It's tasty. - I am not overreacting.
993 00:39:03,615 00:39:06,844 Steam the meat once more and eat it as it is. Steam the meat once more and eat it as it is.
994 00:39:06,845 00:39:09,090 Then you will know why I am acting this way. Then you will know why I am acting this way.
995 00:39:09,255 00:39:11,554 (She is breathless for the 2nd time.) (She is breathless for the 2nd time.)
996 00:39:11,555 00:39:13,254 - My goodness. - Let me try one. - My goodness. - Let me try one.
997 00:39:13,255 00:39:15,830 I have never had meat with this kind of texture. I have never had meat with this kind of texture.
998 00:39:15,994 00:39:17,123 (Meat-chewing ASMR) (Meat-chewing ASMR)
999 00:39:17,124 00:39:19,793 It's tasty. Try it. I am not lying. It's tasty. Try it. I am not lying.
1000 00:39:19,794 00:39:23,110 Try it. It's no joke. Try it. It's no joke.
1001 00:39:23,235 00:39:26,610 It's incredible. Everyone should try it. It's incredible. Everyone should try it.
1002 00:39:26,635 00:39:27,833 (Who else wants to try it?) (Who else wants to try it?)
1003 00:39:27,834 00:39:28,834 (Here!) (Here!)
1004 00:39:28,834 00:39:29,834 (There!) (There!)
1005 00:39:29,835 00:39:33,074 It's the new world of meat. I should cook meat this way. It's the new world of meat. I should cook meat this way.
1006 00:39:33,075 00:39:34,473 - Shall we season the meat now? - What? - Shall we season the meat now? - What?
1007 00:39:34,474 00:39:36,143 - Shall we season the meat now? - Please go ahead. - Shall we season the meat now? - Please go ahead.
1008 00:39:36,144 00:39:37,473 It seems like you want to eat it as it is. It seems like you want to eat it as it is.
1009 00:39:37,474 00:39:39,384 It's so tasty. In any case, let's keep going. It's so tasty. In any case, let's keep going.
1010 00:39:39,385 00:39:41,313 I will cover the meat... I will cover the meat...
1011 00:39:41,314 00:39:43,984 with sauce this way. with sauce this way.
1012 00:39:43,985 00:39:45,560 So that the meat absorbs the sauce, So that the meat absorbs the sauce,
1013 00:39:45,655 00:39:47,599 cook it over medium heat for 20 minutes. cook it over medium heat for 20 minutes.
1014 00:39:47,755 00:39:49,424 - The meat is fully cooked. - That's right. - The meat is fully cooked. - That's right.
1015 00:39:49,425 00:39:51,594 It's the taste I usually crave. It's the taste I usually crave.
1016 00:39:51,595 00:39:52,764 This is it. This is it.
1017 00:39:52,765 00:39:54,493 - This is it. - The meat before the sauce. - This is it. - The meat before the sauce.
1018 00:39:54,494 00:39:56,433 That's right. It's as soft as bread. That's right. It's as soft as bread.
1019 00:39:56,434 00:39:57,594 Then it's over. Then it's over.
1020 00:39:57,595 00:39:58,790 (Braised ribs are complete!) (Braised ribs are complete!)
1021 00:39:59,104 00:40:01,333 I learned a new cooking method. I learned a new cooking method.
1022 00:40:01,334 00:40:02,409 Thank you. Thank you.
1023 00:40:03,575 00:40:05,944 Today, I came and had... Today, I came and had...
1024 00:40:05,945 00:40:07,304 - tasty dishes... - Where are you going? - tasty dishes... - Where are you going?
1025 00:40:07,305 00:40:09,743 - Please stand in the center. - Where are you going? - Please stand in the center. - Where are you going?
1026 00:40:09,744 00:40:11,543 - We need to wrap up. - I see. - We need to wrap up. - I see.
1027 00:40:11,544 00:40:13,913 You gave me a feast today. You gave me a feast today.
1028 00:40:13,914 00:40:16,813 I thought it was my birthday. I thought it was my birthday.
1029 00:40:16,814 00:40:17,853 (Happy birthday.) (Happy birthday.)
1030 00:40:17,854 00:40:21,853 I enjoyed a good meal that rivaled a birthday feast... I enjoyed a good meal that rivaled a birthday feast...
1031 00:40:21,854 00:40:24,054 - and learned a new cooking method. - Thank you. - and learned a new cooking method. - Thank you.
1032 00:40:24,055 00:40:26,464 Thank you so much for sparing us your precious time. Thank you so much for sparing us your precious time.
1033 00:40:26,465 00:40:27,623 Thank you, Hyun Yi. Thank you, Hyun Yi.
1034 00:40:27,624 00:40:31,034 Don't mention it. Thank you for coming. Don't mention it. Thank you for coming.
1035 00:40:31,035 00:40:33,663 - Thank you. - Thank you. - Thank you. - Thank you.
1036 00:40:33,664 00:40:36,409 - Why do you keep moving away? - Where are you going? - Why do you keep moving away? - Where are you going?
1037 00:40:36,834 00:40:39,143 I get nervous in front of the cameras. I get nervous in front of the cameras.
1038 00:40:39,144 00:40:40,504 (We thank Ms. Kim Jae Hak for sparing us her precious time.) (We thank Ms. Kim Jae Hak for sparing us her precious time.)
1039 00:40:40,505 00:40:42,500 (Lee Seo Jin's New York, New York is coming up.) (Lee Seo Jin's New York, New York is coming up.)
1040 00:40:44,785 00:40:46,819 (It came to be when I was here.) (It came to be when I was here.)
1041 00:40:47,715 00:40:50,489 (From the days when Old New Yorker was Young New Yorker...) (From the days when Old New Yorker was Young New Yorker...)
1042 00:40:51,255 00:40:54,099 (to the present days when the Korean Wave is everywhere) (to the present days when the Korean Wave is everywhere)
1043 00:40:55,155 00:40:57,840 (Finding Korea in the middle of New York City) (Finding Korea in the middle of New York City)
1044 00:40:58,765 00:41:00,063 (Episode 9) (Episode 9)
1045 00:41:00,064 00:41:02,540 {\an8}[VIU Ver] tvN E09 'Friday Joy Package' "Finding the Korean Wave in New York City" -♥ Ruo Xi ♥- {\an8}[VIU Ver] tvN E09 'Friday Joy Package' "Finding the Korean Wave in New York City" -♥ Ruo Xi ♥-
1046 00:41:02,735 00:41:04,369 (The night of New York) (The night of New York)
1047 00:41:04,604 00:41:08,404 We are visiting all the best places for this segment. We are visiting all the best places for this segment.
1048 00:41:08,405 00:41:11,549 - Seo Jin, where are we going? - Koreatown. - Seo Jin, where are we going? - Koreatown.
1049 00:41:13,104 00:41:14,489 What memories are there? What memories are there?
1050 00:41:14,945 00:41:17,489 Memories of drinking soju and going to karaokes. Memories of drinking soju and going to karaokes.
1051 00:41:18,244 00:41:20,860 (Back then, Koreatown was like Apgujeong for me.) (Back then, Koreatown was like Apgujeong for me.)
1052 00:41:21,655 00:41:24,014 Back in the days, there was a hotel in Koreatown. Back in the days, there was a hotel in Koreatown.
1053 00:41:24,015 00:41:25,754 On the first floor was a restaurant called Gamiok. On the first floor was a restaurant called Gamiok.
1054 00:41:25,755 00:41:27,583 The seolleongtang restaurant in question. The seolleongtang restaurant in question.
1055 00:41:27,584 00:41:29,523 There was a video rental place... There was a video rental place...
1056 00:41:29,524 00:41:30,953 - called Goryeo Video. - Goryeo Video! - called Goryeo Video. - Goryeo Video!
1057 00:41:30,954 00:41:33,094 People went wild for a new episode of "Sandglass". People went wild for a new episode of "Sandglass".
1058 00:41:33,095 00:41:34,270 (This happened in 1995.) (This happened in 1995.)
1059 00:41:35,564 00:41:37,333 There was a Korean market. There was a Korean market.
1060 00:41:37,334 00:41:39,139 - A Korean market? - Yes. - A Korean market? - Yes.
1061 00:41:39,535 00:41:40,833 This is Koreatown. This is Koreatown.
1062 00:41:40,834 00:41:42,310 You are right. You are right.
1063 00:41:43,505 00:41:47,520 (There are familiar letters and brands.) (There are familiar letters and brands.)
1064 00:41:48,914 00:41:52,560 (Koreatown is located in the middle of New York City.) (Koreatown is located in the middle of New York City.)
1065 00:41:53,744 00:41:56,659 Gamiok used to be there. It became an udon restaurant. Gamiok used to be there. It became an udon restaurant.
1066 00:41:56,914 00:41:58,500 There used to be a restaurant here. There used to be a restaurant here.
1067 00:41:59,124 00:42:01,230 Kakaboka is a hair salon. Kakaboka is a hair salon.
1068 00:42:01,325 00:42:04,594 The name is Kakaboka. Was it here back in the days? The name is Kakaboka. Was it here back in the days?
1069 00:42:04,595 00:42:08,670 It wasn't here when I was in school. It was here about 18 years ago. It wasn't here when I was in school. It was here about 18 years ago.
1070 00:42:08,834 00:42:11,880 Why is this market so big? It wasn't so big back in the days. Why is this market so big? It wasn't so big back in the days.
1071 00:42:11,965 00:42:13,880 I bought rice here. I bought rice here.
1072 00:42:14,265 00:42:16,933 Is there no hawksbeard kimchi? I often bought it back then. Is there no hawksbeard kimchi? I often bought it back then.
1073 00:42:16,934 00:42:18,849 They sell oxtail. They sell oxtail.
1074 00:42:18,945 00:42:21,049 I bought oxtail here and made oxtail soup. I bought oxtail here and made oxtail soup.
1075 00:42:21,575 00:42:24,683 You know that I like oxtail, right? I used to buy it here. You know that I like oxtail, right? I used to buy it here.
1076 00:42:24,684 00:42:26,984 You are reminiscing about the past a lot today. You are reminiscing about the past a lot today.
1077 00:42:26,985 00:42:28,413 Those memories suddenly came back to me. Those memories suddenly came back to me.
1078 00:42:28,414 00:42:29,889 (He becomes embarrassed afterward.) (He becomes embarrassed afterward.)
1079 00:42:29,985 00:42:31,754 (A bookstore with the same name as the video rental place) (A bookstore with the same name as the video rental place)
1080 00:42:31,755 00:42:34,853 Let's enter the place. Let's enter the place.
1081 00:42:34,854 00:42:37,900 That isn't it. That bookstore has always been here. That isn't it. That bookstore has always been here.
1082 00:42:37,925 00:42:40,770 - Then Goryeo Video... - It was over there. - Then Goryeo Video... - It was over there.
1083 00:42:40,994 00:42:43,840 Let's ask if they used to run a video rental place. Let's ask if they used to run a video rental place.
1084 00:42:44,064 00:42:46,380 This isn't it. This bookstore has always been here. This isn't it. This bookstore has always been here.
1085 00:42:46,405 00:42:49,509 (He enters the place to ease his disappointment.) (He enters the place to ease his disappointment.)
1086 00:42:51,204 00:42:54,319 (There are K-Pop albums...) (There are K-Pop albums...)
1087 00:42:55,414 00:42:58,920 (and various merchandises that will stop the fans' hearts.) (and various merchandises that will stop the fans' hearts.)
1088 00:42:59,244 00:43:01,090 (They even sell Korean beauty products.) (They even sell Korean beauty products.)
1089 00:43:01,954 00:43:05,159 (The products are a proof of Korean Wave.) (The products are a proof of Korean Wave.)
1090 00:43:05,584 00:43:08,799 I saw someone buy a BTS T-shirt. I saw someone buy a BTS T-shirt.
1091 00:43:09,124 00:43:11,493 BTS. V. Jin. BTS. V. Jin.
1092 00:43:11,494 00:43:13,569 This is the BTS section. This is the BTS section.
1093 00:43:14,195 00:43:15,670 BTS is popular these days. BTS is popular these days.
1094 00:43:16,294 00:43:17,889 Are there no merchandises for Seo Jin? Are there no merchandises for Seo Jin?
1095 00:43:18,965 00:43:21,103 That one is for me. Jin. That one is for me. Jin.
1096 00:43:21,104 00:43:22,279 (This one?) (This one?)
1097 00:43:22,505 00:43:24,449 Don't say something so dangerous. Don't say something so dangerous.
1098 00:43:24,845 00:43:26,640 Do you want to get attacked left and right? Do you want to get attacked left and right?
1099 00:43:26,774 00:43:28,219 The spelling is the same. The spelling is the same.
1100 00:43:29,044 00:43:31,683 This place became all things Korean Wave. This place became all things Korean Wave.
1101 00:43:31,684 00:43:34,214 As the culture and age changed, the items they sell changed. As the culture and age changed, the items they sell changed.
1102 00:43:34,215 00:43:37,029 Foreigners visit this place. Foreigners visit this place.
1103 00:43:37,184 00:43:39,853 (There is another thing that is loved by the locals.) (There is another thing that is loved by the locals.)
1104 00:43:39,854 00:43:42,054 - No way. - This surprised me the most. - No way. - This surprised me the most.
1105 00:43:42,055 00:43:43,170 A bakery. A bakery.
1106 00:43:44,624 00:43:45,799 Look at people inside. Look at people inside.
1107 00:43:46,325 00:43:48,310 There are many locals. There are many locals.
1108 00:43:48,365 00:43:50,840 All of them are locals. I don't see any Koreans. All of them are locals. I don't see any Koreans.
1109 00:43:51,934 00:43:54,234 What? It's that restaurant. What? It's that restaurant.
1110 00:43:54,235 00:43:55,310 What restaurant? What restaurant?
1111 00:43:55,735 00:43:58,349 (The soft tofu jjigae restaurant) (The soft tofu jjigae restaurant)
1112 00:43:58,604 00:44:00,804 Do you see the line? Do you see the line?
1113 00:44:00,805 00:44:02,413 (The restaurant is packed!) (The restaurant is packed!)
1114 00:44:02,414 00:44:03,444 It's insane. It's insane.
1115 00:44:03,445 00:44:05,319 Youn's Kitchen should be that popular. Youn's Kitchen should be that popular.
1116 00:44:05,385 00:44:07,543 If Youn's Kitchen opens here, it will be that popular. If Youn's Kitchen opens here, it will be that popular.
1117 00:44:07,544 00:44:09,830 It will be incredible to open it in New York. It will be incredible to open it in New York.
1118 00:44:10,655 00:44:12,050 There is the seolleongtang place. There is the seolleongtang place.
1119 00:44:12,655 00:44:14,654 Is this the seolleongtang place? Is this the seolleongtang place?
1120 00:44:14,655 00:44:16,929 You ate seolleongtang here very often. You ate seolleongtang here very often.
1121 00:44:17,224 00:44:18,764 It says "Since 1990". It says "Since 1990".
1122 00:44:18,765 00:44:20,694 - It came to be when I was here. - It opened then. - It came to be when I was here. - It opened then.
1123 00:44:20,695 00:44:21,770 That's right. That's right.
1124 00:44:22,164 00:44:24,509 Shall we have seolleongtang? Shall we have seolleongtang?
1125 00:44:24,834 00:44:26,734 I came here to eat seollongtang... I came here to eat seollongtang...
1126 00:44:26,735 00:44:29,009 when I woke up at dawn due to being jetlagged. when I woke up at dawn due to being jetlagged.
1127 00:44:29,235 00:44:31,009 It's open 24 hours a day. It's open 24 hours a day.
1128 00:44:31,345 00:44:33,819 If I remember correctly, If I remember correctly,
1129 00:44:33,945 00:44:36,243 this is the only restaurant that is open... this is the only restaurant that is open...
1130 00:44:36,244 00:44:38,639 - from the ones I remember. - This is the only restaurant. - from the ones I remember. - This is the only restaurant.
1131 00:44:38,945 00:44:41,630 The menu is different now. The menu is different now.
1132 00:44:41,684 00:44:42,929 They sell dumplings too. They sell dumplings too.
1133 00:44:43,015 00:44:44,460 They sell bossam too. They sell bossam too.
1134 00:44:44,485 00:44:45,630 They sell barbecues too. They sell barbecues too.
1135 00:44:45,825 00:44:47,000 You can even grill meat. You can even grill meat.
1136 00:44:47,224 00:44:49,000 What did they sell back in the days? What did they sell back in the days?
1137 00:44:49,325 00:44:51,640 They only sold seolleongtang and suyuk back in the days. They only sold seolleongtang and suyuk back in the days.
1138 00:44:52,164 00:44:55,310 Then let's try suyuk. Then let's try suyuk.
1139 00:44:55,465 00:44:57,340 (Suyuk appears.) (Suyuk appears.)
1140 00:44:57,834 00:44:59,110 Is this suyuk? Is this suyuk?
1141 00:44:59,235 00:45:01,390 (It's different from what Old New Yorker remembers.) (It's different from what Old New Yorker remembers.)
1142 00:45:01,535 00:45:03,330 It's different from how it was in the past. It's different from how it was in the past.
1143 00:45:03,405 00:45:05,480 (I will give it a try.) (I will give it a try.)
1144 00:45:06,505 00:45:07,679 It's tasty. It's tasty.
1145 00:45:08,215 00:45:09,619 Why did you order so many dishes? Why did you order so many dishes?
1146 00:45:10,675 00:45:12,819 (Old New Yorker used to enjoy this white broth.) (Old New Yorker used to enjoy this white broth.)
1147 00:45:12,945 00:45:15,083 You got kimchi with seolleongtang when you ordered it to go. You got kimchi with seolleongtang when you ordered it to go.
1148 00:45:15,084 00:45:17,029 Then I kept kimchi at home and ate it... Then I kept kimchi at home and ate it...
1149 00:45:17,155 00:45:19,159 with ramyeon and kalguksu. with ramyeon and kalguksu.
1150 00:45:19,755 00:45:22,869 When I lived here, there was a Korean night club. When I lived here, there was a Korean night club.
1151 00:45:22,954 00:45:26,094 A garage was turned... A garage was turned...
1152 00:45:26,095 00:45:27,569 into a night club. into a night club.
1153 00:45:27,624 00:45:28,793 It was called New York King. It was called New York King.
1154 00:45:28,794 00:45:30,393 - What was the name? - New York King. - What was the name? - New York King.
1155 00:45:30,394 00:45:31,739 - New York King? - Yes. - New York King? - Yes.
1156 00:45:31,865 00:45:34,773 Every Koreans studying in the US went there. Every Koreans studying in the US went there.
1157 00:45:34,774 00:45:36,174 It only opened on the weekend. It only opened on the weekend.
1158 00:45:36,175 00:45:37,833 It was impossible to get a seat. It was impossible to get a seat.
1159 00:45:37,834 00:45:39,380 It was really popular. It was really popular.
1160 00:45:39,474 00:45:42,614 There was a big table on the second floor... There was a big table on the second floor...
1161 00:45:42,615 00:45:44,473 with a view of the stage. with a view of the stage.
1162 00:45:44,474 00:45:46,020 It was the VIP table. It was the VIP table.
1163 00:45:46,314 00:45:48,590 It was my table. It was my table.
1164 00:45:50,954 00:45:52,484 Many people will feel nostalgic... Many people will feel nostalgic...
1165 00:45:52,485 00:45:54,630 when they hear about New York King. when they hear about New York King.
1166 00:45:55,894 00:45:58,264 When New York King closed around 2am, When New York King closed around 2am,
1167 00:45:58,265 00:46:00,563 I went to a karaoke. I went to a karaoke.
1168 00:46:00,564 00:46:02,639 Then I came here for a hangover soup. Then I came here for a hangover soup.
1169 00:46:02,664 00:46:03,840 That was the course. That was the course.
1170 00:46:04,035 00:46:06,310 He is living in the past. He is living in the past.
1171 00:46:06,365 00:46:09,949 We are going to a restaurant. We are going to a restaurant.
1172 00:46:10,075 00:46:12,944 Back in the days, Koreans went to Korean restaurants. Back in the days, Koreans went to Korean restaurants.
1173 00:46:12,945 00:46:16,750 These days, a lot of foreigners come to Korean restaurants. These days, a lot of foreigners come to Korean restaurants.
1174 00:46:16,814 00:46:19,944 If there is a good menu, we can copy it for "Youn's Kitchen". If there is a good menu, we can copy it for "Youn's Kitchen".
1175 00:46:19,945 00:46:22,114 Are we signing an MoU today? Are we signing an MoU today?
1176 00:46:22,115 00:46:23,413 (Are you signing an MoU today?) (Are you signing an MoU today?)
1177 00:46:23,414 00:46:25,324 (Here comes President Lee of "Youn's Kitchen".) (Here comes President Lee of "Youn's Kitchen".)
1178 00:46:25,325 00:46:29,099 We arrived at the restaurant we reserved. We arrived at the restaurant we reserved.
1179 00:46:29,954 00:46:32,364 (It's a clean and stylish restaurant.) (It's a clean and stylish restaurant.)
1180 00:46:32,365 00:46:34,594 (Locals fill every table.) (Locals fill every table.)
1181 00:46:34,595 00:46:37,194 More than 80 percent of customers are locals. More than 80 percent of customers are locals.
1182 00:46:37,195 00:46:41,509 The dishes were made to suit their tastes. The dishes were made to suit their tastes.
1183 00:46:41,934 00:46:45,250 This seems to be the menu. This seems to be the menu.
1184 00:46:45,675 00:46:48,690 (He scans the menu like a hawk.) (He scans the menu like a hawk.)
1185 00:46:49,015 00:46:50,119 This is interesting. This is interesting.
1186 00:46:50,175 00:46:52,560 Fried anchovy, fried dumplings, Fried anchovy, fried dumplings,
1187 00:46:53,015 00:46:54,143 kimchi pancake, kimchi pancake,
1188 00:46:54,144 00:46:56,130 tangy spicy fried wings, garlic fried chicken, tangy spicy fried wings, garlic fried chicken,
1189 00:46:56,385 00:46:58,583 fried tofu, cod roe rice, Japanese amberjack sashimi... fried tofu, cod roe rice, Japanese amberjack sashimi...
1190 00:46:58,584 00:47:00,360 There is tteokbokki too. There is tteokbokki too.
1191 00:47:00,485 00:47:02,953 Ask them for a mix of their signature dishes. Ask them for a mix of their signature dishes.
1192 00:47:02,954 00:47:04,170 Shall we do that? Shall we do that?
1193 00:47:04,325 00:47:07,270 The atmosphere is interesting. The atmosphere is interesting.
1194 00:47:07,294 00:47:10,170 This type of Korean restaurants is like that. This type of Korean restaurants is like that.
1195 00:47:10,994 00:47:12,710 It's dark in here. It's dark in here.
1196 00:47:13,035 00:47:14,949 The portion size is small. The portion size is small.
1197 00:47:15,135 00:47:18,034 We got a rice dish first. We got a rice dish first.
1198 00:47:18,035 00:47:19,119 (Cod roe rice) (Cod roe rice)
1199 00:47:19,644 00:47:23,243 When we were little, we mixed cod roe... When we were little, we mixed cod roe...
1200 00:47:23,244 00:47:25,384 with rice. with rice.
1201 00:47:25,385 00:47:28,330 (Scooping with a small spoon) (Scooping with a small spoon)
1202 00:47:29,184 00:47:30,759 (Eating) (Eating)
1203 00:47:31,555 00:47:34,484 It would be killer with a bit more sesame oil. It would be killer with a bit more sesame oil.
1204 00:47:34,485 00:47:36,000 People would swoon. People would swoon.
1205 00:47:36,024 00:47:39,469 Now, we got tteokbokki. Now, we got tteokbokki.
1206 00:47:39,624 00:47:41,324 These are anchovies, right? These are anchovies, right?
1207 00:47:41,325 00:47:43,610 (He tries the unknown component.) (He tries the unknown component.)
1208 00:47:43,794 00:47:45,933 - Small anchovies. - Really? - Small anchovies. - Really?
1209 00:47:45,934 00:47:48,609 (It's a unique tteobokki dish with small anchovies as a topping.) (It's a unique tteobokki dish with small anchovies as a topping.)
1210 00:47:48,805 00:47:51,473 Is it crispy on the outside? Is it crispy on the outside?
1211 00:47:51,474 00:47:55,114 Frying rice cake and dipping it in honey was popular. Frying rice cake and dipping it in honey was popular.
1212 00:47:55,115 00:47:56,250 That's the dish. That's the dish.
1213 00:47:56,474 00:47:58,460 The sauce is spicier... The sauce is spicier...
1214 00:47:59,515 00:48:00,659 than I expected. than I expected.
1215 00:48:00,684 00:48:03,484 Young Americans like spicy food. Young Americans like spicy food.
1216 00:48:03,485 00:48:04,830 They can handle the heat. They can handle the heat.
1217 00:48:04,885 00:48:06,054 Thank you. Thank you.
1218 00:48:06,055 00:48:07,784 (The most popular Korean food, fried chicken appears.) (The most popular Korean food, fried chicken appears.)
1219 00:48:07,785 00:48:09,223 It's seasoned. It's seasoned.
1220 00:48:09,224 00:48:10,353 (Half and half is the best.) (Half and half is the best.)
1221 00:48:10,354 00:48:11,639 We got pickled radish. We got pickled radish.
1222 00:48:11,825 00:48:14,163 Foreigners could find this interesting. Foreigners could find this interesting.
1223 00:48:14,164 00:48:16,670 (This is the taste I know.) (This is the taste I know.)
1224 00:48:16,934 00:48:18,540 This is the taste we know. This is the taste we know.
1225 00:48:19,135 00:48:20,364 What's great about this restaurant... What's great about this restaurant...
1226 00:48:20,365 00:48:24,574 is that it has all the popular Korean dishes. is that it has all the popular Korean dishes.
1227 00:48:24,575 00:48:25,575 What do Koreans like the most? What do Koreans like the most?
1228 00:48:25,576 00:48:28,214 Jjajangmyeon. They have it. Jjamppong. They have it. Jjajangmyeon. They have it. Jjamppong. They have it.
1229 00:48:28,215 00:48:29,773 Fried chicken is very popular. Fried chicken is very popular.
1230 00:48:29,774 00:48:30,813 They have it. They have it.
1231 00:48:30,814 00:48:32,683 Koreans love tteokbokki. They have it. Koreans love tteokbokki. They have it.
1232 00:48:32,684 00:48:34,583 It's like a concept store. It's like a concept store.
1233 00:48:34,584 00:48:36,619 (The menu lets people try various Korean dishes.) (The menu lets people try various Korean dishes.)
1234 00:48:36,655 00:48:38,683 (His eyebrows become knitted because the food is tasty.) (His eyebrows become knitted because the food is tasty.)
1235 00:48:38,684 00:48:40,284 This is kimchi jjigae. This is kimchi jjigae.
1236 00:48:40,285 00:48:42,654 It has a big piece of tofu on the top. It has a big piece of tofu on the top.
1237 00:48:42,655 00:48:45,523 While it's a bit sweeter than Korean kimchi jjigae, While it's a bit sweeter than Korean kimchi jjigae,
1238 00:48:45,524 00:48:46,869 the taste is the same. the taste is the same.
1239 00:48:47,095 00:48:50,440 We got seaweed, braised beans, and spinach as side dishes. We got seaweed, braised beans, and spinach as side dishes.
1240 00:48:50,695 00:48:53,603 I think serving braised beans is a good idea. I think serving braised beans is a good idea.
1241 00:48:53,604 00:48:54,634 Stir-fried anchovies too. Stir-fried anchovies too.
1242 00:48:54,635 00:48:57,980 Side dishes are a good idea. Side dishes are a good idea.
1243 00:48:58,175 00:49:00,119 This restaurant has a different target group. This restaurant has a different target group.
1244 00:49:00,374 00:49:03,020 This restaurant doesn't target Koreans, This restaurant doesn't target Koreans,
1245 00:49:03,274 00:49:06,413 but locals who want to eat Korean food. but locals who want to eat Korean food.
1246 00:49:06,414 00:49:09,214 "Korean food can be adjusted this way..." "Korean food can be adjusted this way..."
1247 00:49:09,215 00:49:11,254 "to suit foreigners' tastes." "to suit foreigners' tastes."
1248 00:49:11,255 00:49:13,259 That's what we can learn from this restaurant. That's what we can learn from this restaurant.
1249 00:49:13,624 00:49:16,569 We gained good ideas today. We gained good ideas today.
1250 00:49:16,894 00:49:19,670 We are taking an Uber... We are taking an Uber...
1251 00:49:19,825 00:49:21,940 to go to a Korean sauna. to go to a Korean sauna.
1252 00:49:21,965 00:49:24,904 I don't even go to a sauna in Seoul. Why am I doing it in New York? I don't even go to a sauna in Seoul. Why am I doing it in New York?
1253 00:49:24,905 00:49:26,134 (He doesn't understand.) (He doesn't understand.)
1254 00:49:26,135 00:49:28,080 Don't you enjoy the sauna? Don't you enjoy the sauna?
1255 00:49:28,334 00:49:31,049 I don't enjoy the sauna. I go every day, I don't enjoy the sauna. I go every day,
1256 00:49:31,175 00:49:34,219 but I only enter the cold water. but I only enter the cold water.
1257 00:49:34,474 00:49:36,719 I sweat by working out. I sweat by working out.
1258 00:49:38,215 00:49:39,215 This is the place. This is the place.
1259 00:49:39,216 00:49:41,929 It's the entire building. It's the entire building.
1260 00:49:42,015 00:49:46,000 (Thanks to a beautiful view of the river and Manhattan, ) (Thanks to a beautiful view of the river and Manhattan, )
1261 00:49:46,325 00:49:49,830 (this Korean sauna became popular on SNS.) (this Korean sauna became popular on SNS.)
1262 00:49:50,425 00:49:53,369 We arrived at the sauna. We arrived at the sauna.
1263 00:49:53,664 00:49:55,770 It looks luxurious. It looks luxurious.
1264 00:49:55,794 00:49:57,094 This is like... This is like...
1265 00:49:57,095 00:49:58,833 the Korean sauna... the Korean sauna...
1266 00:49:58,834 00:50:00,440 with a gym. with a gym.
1267 00:50:01,135 00:50:03,534 If it's warm inside, I will take a nap. If it's warm inside, I will take a nap.
1268 00:50:03,535 00:50:05,103 - Shoes off? - Hello. - Shoes off? - Hello.
1269 00:50:05,104 00:50:07,119 Yes, remove your shoes. Yes, remove your shoes.
1270 00:50:07,345 00:50:08,920 We remove our shoes. We remove our shoes.
1271 00:50:09,244 00:50:11,520 What number do you have? What number do you have?
1272 00:50:11,744 00:50:13,960 - 3429. - All right. - 3429. - All right.
1273 00:50:14,144 00:50:16,054 The system is the same. The system is the same.
1274 00:50:16,055 00:50:17,214 (The system is the same as a Korean sauna.) (The system is the same as a Korean sauna.)
1275 00:50:17,215 00:50:18,215 All right. All right.
1276 00:50:18,216 00:50:19,900 Just go right ahead and push it in. Just go right ahead and push it in.
1277 00:50:20,084 00:50:22,154 Will I feel better after the sauna? Will I feel better after the sauna?
1278 00:50:22,155 00:50:23,853 It's good for your health. It's good for your health.
1279 00:50:23,854 00:50:25,040 Will I become healthy? Will I become healthy?
1280 00:50:25,195 00:50:27,623 We will go and change. We will go and change.
1281 00:50:27,624 00:50:29,734 (Locals usually wear swimsuits...) (Locals usually wear swimsuits...)
1282 00:50:29,735 00:50:32,179 (under the robe.) (under the robe.)
1283 00:50:32,305 00:50:34,534 We can go from the 4th to 7th floor. We can go from the 4th to 7th floor.
1284 00:50:34,535 00:50:35,634 Shall we start at the fourth floor? Shall we start at the fourth floor?
1285 00:50:35,635 00:50:38,310 Lead the way. Lead the way. Lead the way. Lead the way.
1286 00:50:39,374 00:50:42,520 (There are signs for Korean body scrubs.) (There are signs for Korean body scrubs.)
1287 00:50:42,715 00:50:45,119 I heard it's popular these days. I heard it's popular these days.
1288 00:50:45,914 00:50:48,014 - Foreigners would find it painful. - I heard they like it. - Foreigners would find it painful. - I heard they like it.
1289 00:50:48,015 00:50:49,015 Doesn't it hurt? Doesn't it hurt?
1290 00:50:49,016 00:50:50,583 I heard they really like it. How much is it? I heard they really like it. How much is it?
1291 00:50:50,584 00:50:52,453 A basic scrub costs 70 dollars. A basic scrub costs 70 dollars.
1292 00:50:52,454 00:50:55,094 It involves oil. It involves oil.
1293 00:50:55,095 00:50:56,953 Unlike the sauna in Korea, Unlike the sauna in Korea,
1294 00:50:56,954 00:50:58,324 people wear swimsuit. people wear swimsuit.
1295 00:50:58,325 00:51:00,623 There are many baths. There are many baths.
1296 00:51:00,624 00:51:03,639 (They head out to the outdoor bath.) (They head out to the outdoor bath.)
1297 00:51:04,564 00:51:06,110 This place is cold. This place is cold.
1298 00:51:07,265 00:51:09,004 (It's minus 1 degrees Celsius during the day.) (It's minus 1 degrees Celsius during the day.)
1299 00:51:09,005 00:51:10,610 - It's cold. - It's cold. - It's cold. - It's cold.
1300 00:51:12,244 00:51:15,949 (The outdoor bath on the 4th floor is well-loved as a photo spot.) (The outdoor bath on the 4th floor is well-loved as a photo spot.)
1301 00:51:16,144 00:51:17,319 My feet are cold. My feet are cold.
1302 00:51:17,544 00:51:18,784 (He wants to run away.) (He wants to run away.)
1303 00:51:18,785 00:51:20,614 This leads us to an outdoor bath. This leads us to an outdoor bath.
1304 00:51:20,615 00:51:21,719 My feet are cold. My feet are cold.
1305 00:51:22,215 00:51:25,230 (Running away) (Running away)
1306 00:51:25,485 00:51:28,670 (Old Yorker finds a brief peace thanks to a mat.) (Old Yorker finds a brief peace thanks to a mat.)
1307 00:51:29,854 00:51:31,400 Don't you want to enter the bath? Don't you want to enter the bath?
1308 00:51:32,024 00:51:34,663 (He ignores the view of Manhattan and puts a towel around his neck.) (He ignores the view of Manhattan and puts a towel around his neck.)
1309 00:51:34,664 00:51:36,493 What are you doing? What are you doing?
1310 00:51:36,494 00:51:38,264 - It's cold. - Come on. - It's cold. - Come on.
1311 00:51:38,265 00:51:39,480 Come this way. Come this way.
1312 00:51:39,535 00:51:41,234 (The towel scarf is precious to him.) (The towel scarf is precious to him.)
1313 00:51:41,235 00:51:43,509 Don't be like that in a sauna. Don't be like that in a sauna.
1314 00:51:43,874 00:51:45,349 Gosh, it's cold. Gosh, it's cold.
1315 00:51:46,144 00:51:47,449 Are you crazy? Are you crazy?
1316 00:51:47,505 00:51:48,643 It's this way. It's this way.
1317 00:51:48,644 00:51:49,949 (They run at full speed.) (They run at full speed.)
1318 00:51:50,215 00:51:51,290 This is a nice spot. This is a nice spot.
1319 00:51:52,215 00:51:55,020 (This foot bath has the temperature of 36.1 degrees Celsius.) (This foot bath has the temperature of 36.1 degrees Celsius.)
1320 00:51:55,155 00:51:56,384 It will hurt my feet. It will hurt my feet.
1321 00:51:56,385 00:51:58,029 No, no. This side won't hurt your feet. No, no. This side won't hurt your feet.
1322 00:51:58,184 00:51:59,784 The two sides are different. The two sides are different.
1323 00:51:59,785 00:52:01,893 You walk down this path. You walk down this path.
1324 00:52:01,894 00:52:03,453 (Old New Yorker picks the advanced side.) (Old New Yorker picks the advanced side.)
1325 00:52:03,454 00:52:04,699 Doesn't it hurt? Doesn't it hurt?
1326 00:52:05,124 00:52:07,170 - This isn't too bad. - You are good. - This isn't too bad. - You are good.
1327 00:52:07,624 00:52:11,540 (They enjoy the foot massage path without hesitation.) (They enjoy the foot massage path without hesitation.)
1328 00:52:11,695 00:52:14,279 - It hurts from time to time. - Gosh, it hurts. - It hurts from time to time. - Gosh, it hurts.
1329 00:52:15,774 00:52:18,009 (Laughing) (Laughing)
1330 00:52:18,235 00:52:19,319 (Groaning) (Groaning)
1331 00:52:20,675 00:52:22,119 Why does it hurt so suddenly? Why does it hurt so suddenly?
1332 00:52:23,144 00:52:24,920 Move over. Move over. Move over. Move over.
1333 00:52:25,515 00:52:26,759 Gosh, it hurts. Gosh, it hurts.
1334 00:52:27,644 00:52:29,330 I guess it gets worse. I guess it gets worse.
1335 00:52:29,655 00:52:30,730 It hurts. It hurts.
1336 00:52:32,354 00:52:34,159 That means it's doing its job. That means it's doing its job.
1337 00:52:34,425 00:52:35,493 It's cold. It's cold.
1338 00:52:35,494 00:52:37,769 (They complete walking down the path despite the pain.) (They complete walking down the path despite the pain.)
1339 00:52:38,124 00:52:39,239 It's cold. It's cold.
1340 00:52:40,024 00:52:41,770 (Keeping up) (Keeping up)
1341 00:52:41,865 00:52:42,933 Dry sauna? Dry sauna?
1342 00:52:42,934 00:52:44,469 - Let's go in here. - Dry sauna? - Let's go in here. - Dry sauna?
1343 00:52:44,735 00:52:46,764 (They enter dry sauna to avoid the cold.) (They enter dry sauna to avoid the cold.)
1344 00:52:46,765 00:52:47,840 Hold on. Hold on.
1345 00:52:48,064 00:52:49,534 There is a variety of things you can do. There is a variety of things you can do.
1346 00:52:49,535 00:52:50,574 That's right. That's right.
1347 00:52:50,575 00:52:52,344 Otherwise, it would be boring. Otherwise, it would be boring.
1348 00:52:52,345 00:52:54,243 You can have fun in this place. You can have fun in this place.
1349 00:52:54,244 00:52:55,714 The concept is an amusement park. The concept is an amusement park.
1350 00:52:55,715 00:52:57,090 - You are right. - Right. - You are right. - Right.
1351 00:52:57,744 00:52:59,583 It's like an old people's version... It's like an old people's version...
1352 00:52:59,584 00:53:01,420 of a water park. of a water park.
1353 00:53:01,445 00:53:03,460 - And it's cold. - Yes. - And it's cold. - Yes.
1354 00:53:03,885 00:53:05,884 - I don't think... - My feet are cold. - I don't think... - My feet are cold.
1355 00:53:05,885 00:53:07,654 We can go back there. We can go back there.
1356 00:53:07,655 00:53:11,170 (The Old New Yorker's next course is...) (The Old New Yorker's next course is...)
1357 00:53:12,294 00:53:13,424 It's a stone bed. It's a stone bed.
1358 00:53:13,425 00:53:15,770 (Wet sauna with stone beds) (Wet sauna with stone beds)
1359 00:53:16,164 00:53:17,969 It's too hot in here. It's too hot in here.
1360 00:53:19,135 00:53:20,810 I have to lay a towel. I have to lay a towel.
1361 00:53:20,905 00:53:23,610 It's hot. My feet are too hot. It's hot. My feet are too hot.
1362 00:53:23,704 00:53:24,734 (Coming and going between the cold room and the hot room) (Coming and going between the cold room and the hot room)
1363 00:53:24,735 00:53:26,779 It was cold, and now it's hot. It was cold, and now it's hot.
1364 00:53:26,945 00:53:28,590 I started sweating in a second. I started sweating in a second.
1365 00:53:29,314 00:53:32,290 (This is Seo Jin) (This is Seo Jin)
1366 00:53:33,184 00:53:35,290 It's too hot. It's too hot.
1367 00:53:36,354 00:53:37,889 Oh, my. Oh, my.
1368 00:53:39,024 00:53:40,353 What is it? What is it?
1369 00:53:40,354 00:53:43,500 There's like a snowstorm. There's like a snowstorm.
1370 00:53:43,524 00:53:46,699 (It started snowing only in 2 minutes.) (It started snowing only in 2 minutes.)
1371 00:53:47,024 00:53:50,110 (People escape to the hot bath.) (People escape to the hot bath.)
1372 00:53:50,394 00:53:51,670 It's cold. It's cold.
1373 00:53:51,695 00:53:53,710 Just a moment ago... Just a moment ago...
1374 00:53:54,135 00:53:55,404 Gosh. Gosh.
1375 00:53:55,405 00:53:58,310 (The people in the hot spring seem peaceful.) (The people in the hot spring seem peaceful.)
1376 00:53:58,675 00:54:00,650 Those people would feel great, though. Those people would feel great, though.
1377 00:54:00,905 00:54:02,313 No, they all came out. No, they all came out.
1378 00:54:02,314 00:54:03,773 I mean the people in the tub. I mean the people in the tub.
1379 00:54:03,774 00:54:06,209 They can't come out because they're worried they might die. They can't come out because they're worried they might die.
1380 00:54:06,615 00:54:07,690 Right? Right?
1381 00:54:08,814 00:54:10,029 If you see here, If you see here,
1382 00:54:10,684 00:54:12,723 - it's red clay sauna. - Red clay. - it's red clay sauna. - Red clay.
1383 00:54:12,724 00:54:14,083 What's white clay? What's white clay?
1384 00:54:14,084 00:54:15,254 (Ice Room) (Ice Room)
1385 00:54:15,255 00:54:16,830 (Salt Sauna) (Salt Sauna)
1386 00:54:19,164 00:54:21,139 - This is charcoal, right? - Yes. - This is charcoal, right? - Yes.
1387 00:54:21,294 00:54:22,864 What's the temperature in there? What's the temperature in there?
1388 00:54:22,865 00:54:23,993 Let's check it out. Let's check it out.
1389 00:54:23,994 00:54:28,480 (They enter the charcoal sauna they're the most familiar with.) (They enter the charcoal sauna they're the most familiar with.)
1390 00:54:31,805 00:54:33,119 It's hot. It's hot.
1391 00:54:35,005 00:54:38,989 I think this is the same as a Korean sauna. I think this is the same as a Korean sauna.
1392 00:54:39,914 00:54:42,159 You have to lie down in a place like this. You have to lie down in a place like this.
1393 00:54:42,314 00:54:44,960 No, you have to sit up. No, you have to sit up.
1394 00:54:45,115 00:54:46,860 I've been to a lot of charcoal pits. I've been to a lot of charcoal pits.
1395 00:54:47,325 00:54:49,069 Isn't that the same as a sauna? Isn't that the same as a sauna?
1396 00:54:49,195 00:54:50,400 (No.) (No.)
1397 00:54:50,655 00:54:52,194 When you go to Gangwon Province, When you go to Gangwon Province,
1398 00:54:52,195 00:54:53,924 there are a lot of charcoal pits at the bottom of Mount Odae. there are a lot of charcoal pits at the bottom of Mount Odae.
1399 00:54:53,925 00:54:56,409 (Talking about Mount Odae's charcoal pits in New York) (Talking about Mount Odae's charcoal pits in New York)
1400 00:54:56,434 00:54:58,009 I've been to a lot of charcoal pits. I've been to a lot of charcoal pits.
1401 00:54:58,635 00:55:01,070 It's delicious when you have a barbecue with that charcoal. It's delicious when you have a barbecue with that charcoal.
1402 00:55:02,035 00:55:03,333 It's hot. I have to go out. It's hot. I have to go out.
1403 00:55:03,334 00:55:04,549 It's hot. It's hot.
1404 00:55:05,244 00:55:08,049 (He couldn't last too long and he exits.) (He couldn't last too long and he exits.)
1405 00:55:08,544 00:55:11,250 (He's already sweating.) (He's already sweating.)
1406 00:55:11,345 00:55:12,844 - It's food. - Yes. - It's food. - Yes.
1407 00:55:12,845 00:55:14,614 (You have to check out the cafeteria in a sauna.) (You have to check out the cafeteria in a sauna.)
1408 00:55:14,615 00:55:17,583 Pizza, bibimbap, bulgogi... Pizza, bibimbap, bulgogi...
1409 00:55:17,584 00:55:18,784 (Sandwich) (Sandwich)
1410 00:55:18,785 00:55:20,083 (Salad) (Salad)
1411 00:55:20,084 00:55:21,259 (Juice) (Juice)
1412 00:55:21,285 00:55:23,929 (But they don't have smoked eggs, ramyeon, and misu.) (But they don't have smoked eggs, ramyeon, and misu.)
1413 00:55:24,155 00:55:25,893 - What's this? - Detox water. - What's this? - Detox water.
1414 00:55:25,894 00:55:27,340 You have to get something healthy. You have to get something healthy.
1415 00:55:27,724 00:55:29,134 Please put your key here. Please put your key here.
1416 00:55:29,135 00:55:31,010 (They use the electronic keys like in Korea.) (They use the electronic keys like in Korea.)
1417 00:55:31,095 00:55:33,840 I don't know what this is, but I followed Seo Jin. I don't know what this is, but I followed Seo Jin.
1418 00:55:34,035 00:55:35,509 It's detox water. It's detox water.
1419 00:55:35,774 00:55:38,110 You have to stay healthy since you're in a sauna. You have to stay healthy since you're in a sauna.
1420 00:55:38,505 00:55:39,779 Here's your pizza. Here's your pizza.
1421 00:55:39,805 00:55:42,243 While we're drinking this... While we're drinking this...
1422 00:55:42,244 00:55:44,690 This is called the bulgogi kimchi pizza. This is called the bulgogi kimchi pizza.
1423 00:55:44,874 00:55:47,143 Instead of sea mustard soup and misu, Instead of sea mustard soup and misu,
1424 00:55:47,144 00:55:50,090 we're eating pizza and detox water. we're eating pizza and detox water.
1425 00:55:53,425 00:55:55,324 Where's kimchi? I only see bulgogi. Where's kimchi? I only see bulgogi.
1426 00:55:55,325 00:55:56,325 There's kimchi inside. There's kimchi inside.
1427 00:55:56,326 00:55:57,699 - Is there? - Yes. - Is there? - Yes.
1428 00:55:58,255 00:56:00,540 There's kimchi. It's like kimchi jeon. There's kimchi. It's like kimchi jeon.
1429 00:56:00,765 00:56:03,234 If you take out the cheese on top, If you take out the cheese on top,
1430 00:56:03,235 00:56:04,739 you'll see these. you'll see these.
1431 00:56:04,765 00:56:06,134 It's good. It's good.
1432 00:56:06,135 00:56:07,534 Seo Jin is usually... Seo Jin is usually...
1433 00:56:07,535 00:56:10,373 afraid of change, so he might not like this. afraid of change, so he might not like this.
1434 00:56:10,374 00:56:12,973 But I enjoy challenges. But I enjoy challenges.
1435 00:56:12,974 00:56:16,219 So it tastes pretty good to me. So it tastes pretty good to me.
1436 00:56:16,814 00:56:18,119 Kimchi bulgogi pizza. Kimchi bulgogi pizza.
1437 00:56:18,374 00:56:19,813 You seem to be in a good mood all of a sudden. You seem to be in a good mood all of a sudden.
1438 00:56:19,814 00:56:22,413 Yes, it's just like a sauna in Korea. Yes, it's just like a sauna in Korea.
1439 00:56:22,414 00:56:25,183 In this American sauna, that's all... In this American sauna, that's all...
1440 00:56:25,184 00:56:27,054 for the upper floors. for the upper floors.
1441 00:56:27,055 00:56:29,324 The final highlight has... The final highlight has...
1442 00:56:29,325 00:56:30,893 an outdoor pool... an outdoor pool...
1443 00:56:30,894 00:56:32,493 that still operates in the middle of winter. that still operates in the middle of winter.
1444 00:56:32,494 00:56:36,369 (They run the outdoor pool even in the middle of winter.) (They run the outdoor pool even in the middle of winter.)
1445 00:56:37,195 00:56:40,279 (The beautiful skyline of Manhattan in the background) (The beautiful skyline of Manhattan in the background)
1446 00:56:40,735 00:56:44,009 (For leaving great memories) (For leaving great memories)
1447 00:56:44,934 00:56:49,349 (This picture spot is becoming popular.) (This picture spot is becoming popular.)
1448 00:56:50,244 00:56:51,473 Are you diving in right away? Are you diving in right away?
1449 00:56:51,474 00:56:53,590 Is the water not hot in the summer then? Is the water not hot in the summer then?
1450 00:56:53,814 00:56:55,353 I'm not sure. I'm not sure.
1451 00:56:55,354 00:56:56,453 (Failed in changing the subject) (Failed in changing the subject)
1452 00:56:56,454 00:56:58,154 I really can't go out there. I really can't go out there.
1453 00:56:58,155 00:56:59,960 Let's just put our feet in. Let's just put our feet in.
1454 00:57:00,755 00:57:04,270 (He goes to put his feet in before Young Seok changes his mind.) (He goes to put his feet in before Young Seok changes his mind.)
1455 00:57:04,454 00:57:05,723 That's cold. That's cold.
1456 00:57:05,724 00:57:07,799 It's too cold. It's too cold.
1457 00:57:08,164 00:57:09,893 It's beautiful though. It's beautiful though.
1458 00:57:09,894 00:57:11,440 (Complaining) (Complaining)
1459 00:57:14,535 00:57:16,449 (Goodbye, everyone.) (Goodbye, everyone.)
1460 00:57:16,635 00:57:19,150 (He dropped his microphone while adjusting his gown.) (He dropped his microphone while adjusting his gown.)
1461 00:57:19,175 00:57:20,175 I'm in trouble. I'm in trouble.
1462 00:57:20,176 00:57:21,480 (Cameraman laughing) (Cameraman laughing)
1463 00:57:21,544 00:57:22,750 What do I do? What do I do?
1464 00:57:22,814 00:57:25,389 (Reading the countenance of the assistant director) (Reading the countenance of the assistant director)
1465 00:57:25,715 00:57:28,060 (Laughing) (Laughing)
1466 00:57:28,345 00:57:29,353 (Polite) (Polite)
1467 00:57:29,354 00:57:31,360 Do you have it backed up? Do you have it backed up?
1468 00:57:31,454 00:57:33,123 I think there should be a backup. I think there should be a backup.
1469 00:57:33,124 00:57:34,759 (Please say you have it.) (Please say you have it.)
1470 00:57:35,555 00:57:37,299 (She doesn't talk much about it.) (She doesn't talk much about it.)
1471 00:57:38,155 00:57:39,590 (We'll take a break for a moment.) (We'll take a break for a moment.)
1472 00:57:39,994 00:57:42,493 This is good. And you can spend the whole day in here. This is good. And you can spend the whole day in here.
1473 00:57:42,494 00:57:44,264 Yes, you can take a swim and... Yes, you can take a swim and...
1474 00:57:44,265 00:57:48,739 (Like the New Yorkers enjoying their time in the Korean sauna, ) (Like the New Yorkers enjoying their time in the Korean sauna, )
1475 00:57:49,334 00:57:52,219 (the Old New Yorker has become one with the chair.) (the Old New Yorker has become one with the chair.)
1476 00:57:52,244 00:57:54,043 You can have a nap if you want. You can have a nap if you want.
1477 00:57:54,044 00:57:56,514 - There's also a restaurant. - Exactly. - There's also a restaurant. - Exactly.
1478 00:57:56,515 00:57:58,344 When you're taking a break during a trip, When you're taking a break during a trip,
1479 00:57:58,345 00:58:01,020 you could come here and rest for a day since morning. you could come here and rest for a day since morning.
1480 00:58:02,655 00:58:04,659 I feel rested now. I feel rested now.
1481 00:58:05,825 00:58:07,460 I need to have a nap. I need to have a nap.
1482 00:58:08,285 00:58:12,969 (We were able to see the New Yorkers enjoying the new Korean Wave.) (We were able to see the New Yorkers enjoying the new Korean Wave.)
1483 00:58:13,195 00:58:15,663 (Old New Yorker's New York and present New York) (Old New Yorker's New York and present New York)
1484 00:58:15,664 00:58:18,009 (Fascinating Art Stories is coming up.) (Fascinating Art Stories is coming up.)
1485 00:58:18,195 00:58:20,333 Shall we begin today's Fascinating Art Stories... Shall we begin today's Fascinating Art Stories...
1486 00:58:20,334 00:58:22,004 in a sweet mood? in a sweet mood?
1487 00:58:22,005 00:58:23,279 (Anxious) (Anxious)
1488 00:58:23,434 00:58:25,373 It's fascinating art. It's fascinating art.
1489 00:58:25,374 00:58:27,719 (It's fascinating art) (It's fascinating art)
1490 00:58:28,374 00:58:30,489 (It's interesting art) (It's interesting art)
1491 00:58:30,814 00:58:33,143 (What are you talking about?) (What are you talking about?)
1492 00:58:33,144 00:58:36,183 - It's "Drinking". - When I came up with this, - It's "Drinking". - When I came up with this,
1493 00:58:36,184 00:58:38,683 I was so amazed, so I saved it on my phone. I was so amazed, so I saved it on my phone.
1494 00:58:38,684 00:58:39,884 We just didn't realize it. We just didn't realize it.
1495 00:58:39,885 00:58:42,154 - I got no more new ideas. - We're sorry. - I got no more new ideas. - We're sorry.
1496 00:58:42,155 00:58:43,453 It's Yang Jung Moo. It's Yang Jung Moo.
1497 00:58:43,454 00:58:45,270 - Hello. - Hello. - Hello. - Hello.
1498 00:58:47,765 00:58:49,734 (Art on Fridays) (Art on Fridays)
1499 00:58:49,735 00:58:51,034 What's today's subject? What's today's subject?
1500 00:58:51,035 00:58:52,764 - Landscape painting. - Landscape painting. - Landscape painting. - Landscape painting.
1501 00:58:52,765 00:58:55,534 They're everywhere, and they're so common. They're everywhere, and they're so common.
1502 00:58:55,535 00:58:57,534 Some people call it the barbershop art. Some people call it the barbershop art.
1503 00:58:57,535 00:58:58,634 It's a story about land. It's a story about land.
1504 00:58:58,635 00:58:59,703 - Land? - Land. - Land? - Land.
1505 00:58:59,704 00:59:02,043 It's based on affection, observation, and understanding... It's based on affection, observation, and understanding...
1506 00:59:02,044 00:59:04,614 of land, and this genre is called... of land, and this genre is called...
1507 00:59:04,615 00:59:05,913 landscape art. landscape art.
1508 00:59:05,914 00:59:07,944 (Lecture 9, The past and the present of landscape painting) (Lecture 9, The past and the present of landscape painting)
1509 00:59:07,945 00:59:10,014 Have you heard of the National Liberation Day song? Have you heard of the National Liberation Day song?
1510 00:59:10,015 00:59:12,284 - The National Liberation Day song? - Is there such a song? - The National Liberation Day song? - Is there such a song?
1511 00:59:12,285 00:59:14,484 It's the day we were freed from the oppression of Japan. It's the day we were freed from the oppression of Japan.
1512 00:59:14,485 00:59:15,824 It was the first day. It was the first day.
1513 00:59:15,825 00:59:17,993 The first line of the lyrics was... The first line of the lyrics was...
1514 00:59:17,994 00:59:22,264 (Let's touch the soil again) (Let's touch the soil again)
1515 00:59:22,265 00:59:26,634 (Even the sea is dancing) (Even the sea is dancing)
1516 00:59:26,635 00:59:29,234 The soil was the same, and the sea was the same. The soil was the same, and the sea was the same.
1517 00:59:29,235 00:59:31,904 But for the landscape to have meaning, But for the landscape to have meaning,
1518 00:59:31,905 00:59:33,243 I have to own it. I have to own it.
1519 00:59:33,244 00:59:35,714 - Own it? - Yes, it should feel... - Own it? - Yes, it should feel...
1520 00:59:35,715 00:59:37,043 like your nation... like your nation...
1521 00:59:37,044 00:59:38,984 or yourself owns the landscape and the nature... or yourself owns the landscape and the nature...
1522 00:59:38,985 00:59:41,489 for people to draw it. for people to draw it.
1523 00:59:41,644 00:59:43,853 So it's like that. We got it back. So it's like that. We got it back.
1524 00:59:43,854 00:59:46,654 We could feel the soil again and the sea looked new. We could feel the soil again and the sea looked new.
1525 00:59:46,655 00:59:48,123 (August 15th, 1945) (August 15th, 1945)
1526 00:59:48,124 00:59:50,924 (The scenery of everything finding its way back) (The scenery of everything finding its way back)
1527 00:59:50,925 00:59:54,199 (The most beautiful scenery in the world) (The most beautiful scenery in the world)
1528 00:59:55,635 00:59:57,464 What do you think about this painting? What do you think about this painting?
1529 00:59:57,465 00:59:59,433 How much is the sky taking up the painting? How much is the sky taking up the painting?
1530 00:59:59,434 01:00:01,304 - It's about four-fifths. - About 80 percent. - It's about four-fifths. - About 80 percent.
1531 01:00:01,305 01:00:03,273 All you can see is the sky when you go to this place. All you can see is the sky when you go to this place.
1532 01:00:03,274 01:00:04,703 - Europe. - Which country in Europe? - Europe. - Which country in Europe?
1533 01:00:04,704 01:00:05,973 - Denmark. - Below that. - Denmark. - Below that.
1534 01:00:05,974 01:00:07,119 That's all I know. That's all I know.
1535 01:00:08,104 01:00:09,444 I've been to Denmark once. I've been to Denmark once.
1536 01:00:09,445 01:00:10,473 (It's not Denmark.) (It's not Denmark.)
1537 01:00:10,474 01:00:12,384 - The windmills. - The windmill town? - The windmills. - The windmill town?
1538 01:00:12,385 01:00:14,413 - Yes, it's that country. - It's where Patrasche was. - Yes, it's that country. - It's where Patrasche was.
1539 01:00:14,414 01:00:15,984 - That's right. - The Netherlands. - That's right. - The Netherlands.
1540 01:00:15,985 01:00:17,054 - Netherlands. - Yes. - Netherlands. - Yes.
1541 01:00:17,055 01:00:18,683 It's called Low Lands in English... It's called Low Lands in English...
1542 01:00:18,684 01:00:20,529 meaning it's low. meaning it's low.
1543 01:00:20,684 01:00:22,523 They form low-lying land. They form low-lying land.
1544 01:00:22,524 01:00:25,154 About 20 percent of their country is below sea level. About 20 percent of their country is below sea level.
1545 01:00:25,155 01:00:27,440 And their altitude above sea level is lower than 1m. And their altitude above sea level is lower than 1m.
1546 01:00:27,595 01:00:28,723 About 50 percent of it. About 50 percent of it.
1547 01:00:28,724 01:00:30,063 There are windmills... There are windmills...
1548 01:00:30,064 01:00:32,563 because they have to pump out the water. because they have to pump out the water.
1549 01:00:32,564 01:00:34,234 - That's awesome. - It's a landscape of that place. - That's awesome. - It's a landscape of that place.
1550 01:00:34,235 01:00:36,273 So what's the one thing they have? So what's the one thing they have?
1551 01:00:36,274 01:00:37,274 - The sky. - It's the sky. - The sky. - It's the sky.
1552 01:00:37,275 01:00:39,444 The tallest things they have are the trees. The tallest things they have are the trees.
1553 01:00:39,445 01:00:41,043 It sounds like there should be beautiful scenery... It sounds like there should be beautiful scenery...
1554 01:00:41,044 01:00:43,014 for you to paint landscape paintings, for you to paint landscape paintings,
1555 01:00:43,015 01:00:45,813 but they don't have those, and their soil is barren. but they don't have those, and their soil is barren.
1556 01:00:45,814 01:00:48,083 - I see. - But surprisingly, - I see. - But surprisingly,
1557 01:00:48,084 01:00:51,083 they painted a lot of landscape art in the 17th century. they painted a lot of landscape art in the 17th century.
1558 01:00:51,084 01:00:53,623 It's a beautiful scenery of windmills. It's a beautiful scenery of windmills.
1559 01:00:53,624 01:00:55,824 There are so many paintings that look similar. There are so many paintings that look similar.
1560 01:00:55,825 01:00:58,493 They didn't paint these to show... They didn't paint these to show...
1561 01:00:58,494 01:01:00,793 the peaceful and folksy image of the Netherlands. the peaceful and folksy image of the Netherlands.
1562 01:01:00,794 01:01:02,123 It was pride. It was pride.
1563 01:01:02,124 01:01:05,534 "We have this unique machine called a windmill." "We have this unique machine called a windmill."
1564 01:01:05,535 01:01:07,364 They're showing others with pride. They're showing others with pride.
1565 01:01:07,365 01:01:08,933 - It was out of... - Affection. - It was out of... - Affection.
1566 01:01:08,934 01:01:10,504 - Affection toward their land. - Affection. - Affection toward their land. - Affection.
1567 01:01:10,505 01:01:12,779 The Netherlands become independent in this period. The Netherlands become independent in this period.
1568 01:01:14,704 01:01:16,913 Yes, that's why we say the National Liberation Day song... Yes, that's why we say the National Liberation Day song...
1569 01:01:16,914 01:01:19,114 is meaningful in the same sense. is meaningful in the same sense.
1570 01:01:19,115 01:01:23,230 (Let's touch the soil again Even the sea is dancing) (Let's touch the soil again Even the sea is dancing)
1571 01:01:23,255 01:01:24,413 Shall we move on? Shall we move on?
1572 01:01:24,414 01:01:25,453 (What is this painting?) (What is this painting?)
1573 01:01:25,454 01:01:28,723 This is it. It's a typical barbershop painting. This is it. It's a typical barbershop painting.
1574 01:01:28,724 01:01:31,924 It's "The Hay Wain" painted by John Constable. It's "The Hay Wain" painted by John Constable.
1575 01:01:31,925 01:01:33,993 You'll see a mill right next to it. You'll see a mill right next to it.
1576 01:01:33,994 01:01:36,040 That's his mill. That's his mill.
1577 01:01:36,595 01:01:37,864 (His mill painted with affection) (His mill painted with affection)
1578 01:01:37,865 01:01:39,163 - It's his possession. - Yes. - It's his possession. - Yes.
1579 01:01:39,164 01:01:40,764 If you go there now, If you go there now,
1580 01:01:40,765 01:01:42,234 it's still preserved as it is. it's still preserved as it is.
1581 01:01:42,235 01:01:43,734 - Even the mill? - Yes. - Even the mill? - Yes.
1582 01:01:43,735 01:01:45,304 Here's a picture of it. Here's a picture of it.
1583 01:01:45,305 01:01:47,373 This is where he painted. This is where he painted.
1584 01:01:47,374 01:01:48,773 But this painter wasn't... But this painter wasn't...
1585 01:01:48,774 01:01:50,773 recognized for these paintings. recognized for these paintings.
1586 01:01:50,774 01:01:52,143 - Why not? - But he was so skillful. - Why not? - But he was so skillful.
1587 01:01:52,144 01:01:54,743 As I mentioned, landscape paintings have to be poetic... As I mentioned, landscape paintings have to be poetic...
1588 01:01:54,744 01:01:56,714 or magnificent. or magnificent.
1589 01:01:56,715 01:01:58,583 - This is just his back hill. - It's too realistic. - This is just his back hill. - It's too realistic.
1590 01:01:58,584 01:01:59,654 Who would like this? Who would like this?
1591 01:01:59,655 01:02:01,284 - No one would know where it is. - Right. - No one would know where it is. - Right.
1592 01:02:01,285 01:02:03,723 A painter in a suburb was drawing... A painter in a suburb was drawing...
1593 01:02:03,724 01:02:05,453 his hometown and his world... his hometown and his world...
1594 01:02:05,454 01:02:06,993 for his whole life. for his whole life.
1595 01:02:06,994 01:02:09,864 He kept showing the people in London, He kept showing the people in London,
1596 01:02:09,865 01:02:11,634 the people in the city... the people in the city...
1597 01:02:11,635 01:02:13,203 to tell them about a different world. to tell them about a different world.
1598 01:02:13,204 01:02:16,074 What's important is that these were drawn... What's important is that these were drawn...
1599 01:02:16,075 01:02:17,873 when the industrial revolution took place. when the industrial revolution took place.
1600 01:02:17,874 01:02:19,944 Who do you think would like landscape art more? Who do you think would like landscape art more?
1601 01:02:19,945 01:02:21,273 The people in the city or in the countryside? The people in the city or in the countryside?
1602 01:02:21,274 01:02:22,304 - People in the city. - In the city. - People in the city. - In the city.
1603 01:02:22,305 01:02:25,020 So there had to be a city. So there had to be a city.
1604 01:02:25,515 01:02:27,583 When the rural areas started to disappear, When the rural areas started to disappear,
1605 01:02:27,584 01:02:30,860 these peaceful paintings of farm villages started to show. these peaceful paintings of farm villages started to show.
1606 01:02:31,285 01:02:33,683 - They missed it. - Yes. - They missed it. - Yes.
1607 01:02:33,684 01:02:35,853 Painting is about longing. Painting is about longing.
1608 01:02:35,854 01:02:39,063 We say we compensate for our deficiency. We say we compensate for our deficiency.
1609 01:02:39,064 01:02:40,123 It's quite ironic. It's quite ironic.
1610 01:02:40,124 01:02:43,110 It makes us think about why we have art. It makes us think about why we have art.
1611 01:02:44,064 01:02:45,493 What do you think about this one? What do you think about this one?
1612 01:02:45,494 01:02:46,734 This is... This is...
1613 01:02:46,735 01:02:48,004 Is that a pirate ship? Is that a pirate ship?
1614 01:02:48,005 01:02:50,404 This painter is good at expressing the mood. This painter is good at expressing the mood.
1615 01:02:50,405 01:02:52,203 The atmospheric effects and the mood in the air. The atmospheric effects and the mood in the air.
1616 01:02:52,204 01:02:54,243 What time of the day do you think this is? What time of the day do you think this is?
1617 01:02:54,244 01:02:55,574 - Evening. Early evening. - Yes. - Evening. Early evening. - Yes.
1618 01:02:55,575 01:02:57,174 He was good at pointing these out. He was good at pointing these out.
1619 01:02:57,175 01:02:58,773 He portrayed... He portrayed...
1620 01:02:58,774 01:03:01,444 the changes in nature one step before the impressionists. the changes in nature one step before the impressionists.
1621 01:03:01,445 01:03:04,453 The painting is about a new steamboat... The painting is about a new steamboat...
1622 01:03:04,454 01:03:06,453 carrying a wooden ship. carrying a wooden ship.
1623 01:03:06,454 01:03:07,784 That wooden ship is... That wooden ship is...
1624 01:03:07,785 01:03:10,353 one of the English ships that beat the Napoleon's armies. one of the English ships that beat the Napoleon's armies.
1625 01:03:10,354 01:03:12,464 Time passed, so there was no use for it. Time passed, so there was no use for it.
1626 01:03:12,465 01:03:15,163 So the ship is being dragged to be taken apart. So the ship is being dragged to be taken apart.
1627 01:03:15,164 01:03:18,393 What time of the day is it? The sun is setting. What time of the day is it? The sun is setting.
1628 01:03:18,394 01:03:20,134 Times have changed. Times have changed.
1629 01:03:20,135 01:03:21,210 That's correct. That's correct.
1630 01:03:21,934 01:03:23,634 It's the process of the old world stepping back... It's the process of the old world stepping back...
1631 01:03:23,635 01:03:26,103 due to the industrialized mechanical civilization. due to the industrialized mechanical civilization.
1632 01:03:26,104 01:03:29,449 He portrayed the changing civilization in his landscape. He portrayed the changing civilization in his landscape.
1633 01:03:29,474 01:03:31,143 This was also made into a movie. This was also made into a movie.
1634 01:03:31,144 01:03:32,690 ("Mr. Turner") ("Mr. Turner")
1635 01:03:33,485 01:03:34,920 (It's HMS Temeraire.) (It's HMS Temeraire.)
1636 01:03:35,644 01:03:37,489 (It's on its way to death.) (It's on its way to death.)
1637 01:03:37,615 01:03:39,429 (It's an old soul now.) (It's an old soul now.)
1638 01:03:39,454 01:03:40,529 (No.) (No.)
1639 01:03:40,655 01:03:42,330 (We're looking at the future right now.) (We're looking at the future right now.)
1640 01:03:42,425 01:03:45,529 (Smoke, iron, and steam!) (Smoke, iron, and steam!)
1641 01:03:46,195 01:03:49,194 He had painted the changes in the mood moment by moment. He had painted the changes in the mood moment by moment.
1642 01:03:49,195 01:03:52,293 It's the first impressionism art. Why is it called impressionism? It's the first impressionism art. Why is it called impressionism?
1643 01:03:52,294 01:03:53,864 There was a painting called "Impression, Sunrise". There was a painting called "Impression, Sunrise".
1644 01:03:53,865 01:03:56,710 People mocked it saying, "Yes, you're very impressive." People mocked it saying, "Yes, you're very impressive."
1645 01:03:56,735 01:03:57,804 - That's the reason. - Really? - That's the reason. - Really?
1646 01:03:57,805 01:03:59,203 Was it also started by mockery? Was it also started by mockery?
1647 01:03:59,204 01:04:01,844 Most of the names have started by mockery. Most of the names have started by mockery.
1648 01:04:01,845 01:04:05,313 Even Fauvism and Cubism. "How do you call that a painting?" Even Fauvism and Cubism. "How do you call that a painting?"
1649 01:04:05,314 01:04:08,743 "Those are just cubic figures." "Fine. This is called Cubism." "Those are just cubic figures." "Fine. This is called Cubism."
1650 01:04:08,744 01:04:09,813 Why did they mock it? Why did they mock it?
1651 01:04:09,814 01:04:12,284 It's because the paintings at the time could not be unorthodox. It's because the paintings at the time could not be unorthodox.
1652 01:04:12,285 01:04:14,083 Paintings had to be educational and enlightening. Paintings had to be educational and enlightening.
1653 01:04:14,084 01:04:16,893 They needed to be in clear and precise shapes. They needed to be in clear and precise shapes.
1654 01:04:16,894 01:04:19,623 But these looked like unfinished paintings. But these looked like unfinished paintings.
1655 01:04:19,624 01:04:20,764 Just about the impression. Just about the impression.
1656 01:04:20,765 01:04:22,563 These spontaneous paintings were... These spontaneous paintings were...
1657 01:04:22,564 01:04:24,034 like taking it too far... like taking it too far...
1658 01:04:24,035 01:04:26,909 and meeting someone in underwear instead of a suit. and meeting someone in underwear instead of a suit.
1659 01:04:27,005 01:04:30,234 People at the time thought, "How could you bring..." People at the time thought, "How could you bring..."
1660 01:04:30,235 01:04:31,973 "an unfinished work to this formal event?" "an unfinished work to this formal event?"
1661 01:04:31,974 01:04:35,574 "Yes, you guys are very impressive." That's probably how they mocked it. "Yes, you guys are very impressive." That's probably how they mocked it.
1662 01:04:35,575 01:04:37,574 ("Caricature of the First Impressionist Exhibition") ("Caricature of the First Impressionist Exhibition")
1663 01:04:37,575 01:04:40,043 - They were just ahead of the time. - Way too ahead. - They were just ahead of the time. - Way too ahead.
1664 01:04:40,044 01:04:41,759 People often mistake me for that. People often mistake me for that.
1665 01:04:42,115 01:04:43,953 - Are you an impressionist? - Lee Su Geun always says to me, - Are you an impressionist? - Lee Su Geun always says to me,
1666 01:04:43,954 01:04:46,583 "What kind of clothes are those?" "What kind of clothes are those?"
1667 01:04:46,584 01:04:47,853 - Are you sure about that? - Yes. - Are you sure about that? - Yes.
1668 01:04:47,854 01:04:49,254 (Just do something about your impression.) (Just do something about your impression.)
1669 01:04:49,255 01:04:52,230 When new painters come in to try new things, When new painters come in to try new things,
1670 01:04:52,294 01:04:54,123 it broadens the domain of art, it broadens the domain of art,
1671 01:04:54,124 01:04:56,364 and it leads to a new type of art. and it leads to a new type of art.
1672 01:04:56,365 01:04:57,833 That's what it's all about in the 20th century. That's what it's all about in the 20th century.
1673 01:04:57,834 01:05:01,063 In modern times, the artists don't really get along... In modern times, the artists don't really get along...
1674 01:05:01,064 01:05:02,064 with the society. with the society.
1675 01:05:02,065 01:05:04,833 Some even like it more when people think it's not art. Some even like it more when people think it's not art.
1676 01:05:04,834 01:05:07,504 You should feel comfortable looking at landscape art, You should feel comfortable looking at landscape art,
1677 01:05:07,505 01:05:10,614 instead it makes people think, "What on earth is this?" instead it makes people think, "What on earth is this?"
1678 01:05:10,615 01:05:12,420 And that's what makes it better. And that's what makes it better.
1679 01:05:15,015 01:05:17,029 (Eating) (Eating)
1680 01:05:17,854 01:05:19,114 It must be very delicious. It must be very delicious.
1681 01:05:19,115 01:05:21,960 No, I'm trying to quicken my mind. No, I'm trying to quicken my mind.
1682 01:05:22,425 01:05:23,500 (Charging) (Charging)
1683 01:05:23,524 01:05:25,094 (Complete) (Complete)
1684 01:05:25,095 01:05:27,123 That's what was happening in England. That's what was happening in England.
1685 01:05:27,124 01:05:29,464 This is "The Raft of the Medusa" by Gericault. This is "The Raft of the Medusa" by Gericault.
1686 01:05:29,465 01:05:31,864 This painting is 7m by 4m. This painting is 7m by 4m.
1687 01:05:31,865 01:05:35,464 It's twice as tall as a normal person. It's twice as tall as a normal person.
1688 01:05:35,465 01:05:38,333 People were shocked when this was exhibited... People were shocked when this was exhibited...
1689 01:05:38,334 01:05:40,880 because it portrayed an actual incident. because it portrayed an actual incident.
1690 01:05:41,175 01:05:43,444 There was a warship called the Medusa. There was a warship called the Medusa.
1691 01:05:43,445 01:05:45,643 It was sailing off the African coast, It was sailing off the African coast,
1692 01:05:45,644 01:05:47,844 and it ran aground in the middle of the ocean. and it ran aground in the middle of the ocean.
1693 01:05:47,845 01:05:49,754 There were about 400 people, There were about 400 people,
1694 01:05:49,755 01:05:52,014 and it was difficult to go and rescue them. and it was difficult to go and rescue them.
1695 01:05:52,015 01:05:53,330 (400 people and 6 rescue ships) (400 people and 6 rescue ships)
1696 01:05:54,325 01:05:58,424 About 250 people boarded the rescue ships, and the rest made a raft. About 250 people boarded the rescue ships, and the rest made a raft.
1697 01:05:58,425 01:06:00,194 About 150 of them was on the raft, About 150 of them was on the raft,
1698 01:06:00,195 01:06:02,764 and the captain of the ship promised them... and the captain of the ship promised them...
1699 01:06:02,765 01:06:06,239 he'll connect the raft to the ship, and they'll all survive together. he'll connect the raft to the ship, and they'll all survive together.
1700 01:06:06,535 01:06:08,639 But he broke his promise. But he broke his promise.
1701 01:06:09,535 01:06:12,643 He cut the rope and the rescue ships left. He cut the rope and the rescue ships left.
1702 01:06:12,644 01:06:15,580 The remaining 150 people were isolated on the raft. The remaining 150 people were isolated on the raft.
1703 01:06:16,715 01:06:19,444 They were rescued after 13 days. They were rescued after 13 days.
1704 01:06:19,445 01:06:23,514 Most of them died and only 15 people survived. Most of them died and only 15 people survived.
1705 01:06:23,515 01:06:26,284 This painter painted that accident. This painter painted that accident.
1706 01:06:26,285 01:06:29,353 He didn't just draw it. He even studied the raft. He didn't just draw it. He even studied the raft.
1707 01:06:29,354 01:06:31,170 (He made the raft in its actual size.) (He made the raft in its actual size.)
1708 01:06:32,195 01:06:33,893 He went to talk to the survivors. He went to talk to the survivors.
1709 01:06:33,894 01:06:37,063 He studied how people looked when they died. He studied how people looked when they died.
1710 01:06:37,064 01:06:38,493 Is that from the painting? Is that from the painting?
1711 01:06:38,494 01:06:39,864 - Yes. - The limbs... - Yes. - The limbs...
1712 01:06:39,865 01:06:41,563 - are cut off. - Yes. - are cut off. - Yes.
1713 01:06:41,564 01:06:42,904 (The unfortunate survivors attacked the corpse...) (The unfortunate survivors attacked the corpse...)
1714 01:06:42,905 01:06:44,273 (hanging on the raft and cut its flesh into pieces.) (hanging on the raft and cut its flesh into pieces.)
1715 01:06:44,274 01:06:45,574 (From the book, "Wreck of the Medusa") (From the book, "Wreck of the Medusa")
1716 01:06:45,575 01:06:48,219 They see a rescue ship far away. They see a rescue ship far away.
1717 01:06:48,305 01:06:49,813 That's why he's swinging the cloth. That's why he's swinging the cloth.
1718 01:06:49,814 01:06:51,619 - But this is... - Poor people. - But this is... - Poor people.
1719 01:06:52,684 01:06:55,384 If you look at the details, it's got the history of art. If you look at the details, it's got the history of art.
1720 01:06:55,385 01:06:59,324 There's "Pieta" of a father in despair holding his dying son. There's "Pieta" of a father in despair holding his dying son.
1721 01:06:59,325 01:07:01,523 When you see this work in Louvre Museum, When you see this work in Louvre Museum,
1722 01:07:01,524 01:07:03,953 it'll feel like you're being sucked into it. it'll feel like you're being sucked into it.
1723 01:07:03,954 01:07:06,824 - It's very realistic. - It's huge. - It's very realistic. - It's huge.
1724 01:07:06,825 01:07:09,264 And it shocked the people. And it shocked the people.
1725 01:07:09,265 01:07:11,364 There are mellow works that are comfortable to watch, There are mellow works that are comfortable to watch,
1726 01:07:11,365 01:07:15,010 but there are also paintings like this that we should recognize. but there are also paintings like this that we should recognize.
1727 01:07:15,135 01:07:19,134 A new type of landscape art appears in the 20th century. A new type of landscape art appears in the 20th century.
1728 01:07:19,135 01:07:20,443 (To the 20th century) (To the 20th century)
1729 01:07:20,444 01:07:21,804 Art used to be visual. Art used to be visual.
1730 01:07:21,805 01:07:24,043 We now use all the 5 senses in the 20th century. We now use all the 5 senses in the 20th century.
1731 01:07:24,044 01:07:26,814 It's similar to going back to street art that we talked about. It's similar to going back to street art that we talked about.
1732 01:07:26,815 01:07:27,815 Street art. Street art.
1733 01:07:27,816 01:07:30,113 Art is not confined to the museum any longer. Art is not confined to the museum any longer.
1734 01:07:30,114 01:07:32,729 - They put the artworks outside. - Yes. - They put the artworks outside. - Yes.
1735 01:07:32,824 01:07:35,130 This is called "Spiral Jetty". This is called "Spiral Jetty".
1736 01:07:35,225 01:07:36,699 Is that a tideland? Is that a tideland?
1737 01:07:37,555 01:07:39,394 - Was that made by a person? - That's artificial? - Was that made by a person? - That's artificial?
1738 01:07:39,395 01:07:42,269 Yes. He made the banks and the ditches. Yes. He made the banks and the ditches.
1739 01:07:42,734 01:07:45,363 It's in Salt Lake City in Utah. It's in Salt Lake City in Utah.
1740 01:07:45,364 01:07:46,679 It's located in the lake there. It's located in the lake there.
1741 01:07:47,404 01:07:49,674 Doesn't it change at high tide or something? Doesn't it change at high tide or something?
1742 01:07:49,675 01:07:50,903 It does. It does.
1743 01:07:50,904 01:07:52,979 (Sometimes it disappears due to high tide, ) (Sometimes it disappears due to high tide, )
1744 01:07:53,005 01:07:55,804 (only half of it may be shown, ) (only half of it may be shown, )
1745 01:07:55,805 01:07:58,144 (or it meets the water.) (or it meets the water.)
1746 01:07:58,145 01:08:01,384 Like how Monet portrays the instant changes in nature, Like how Monet portrays the instant changes in nature,
1747 01:08:01,385 01:08:03,083 this work blends in... this work blends in...
1748 01:08:03,084 01:08:06,054 with the nature due to changes in the lake and the sunlight. with the nature due to changes in the lake and the sunlight.
1749 01:08:06,055 01:08:09,554 You could say the nature surrounding it has become a museum itself. You could say the nature surrounding it has become a museum itself.
1750 01:08:09,555 01:08:11,524 It's very scientific. It's very scientific.
1751 01:08:11,525 01:08:13,823 - The water has to be collected. - That's right. - The water has to be collected. - That's right.
1752 01:08:13,824 01:08:15,293 I think he made that color on purpose. I think he made that color on purpose.
1753 01:08:15,294 01:08:17,069 It's a saline lake. It's a saline lake.
1754 01:08:17,095 01:08:20,434 Some pictures show the work with red color in it. Some pictures show the work with red color in it.
1755 01:08:20,435 01:08:22,504 (Sometimes it's red due to microorganisms.) (Sometimes it's red due to microorganisms.)
1756 01:08:22,505 01:08:24,403 It turns into a totally different work every moment. It turns into a totally different work every moment.
1757 01:08:24,404 01:08:26,743 - The colors are. - It's also quite large. - The colors are. - It's also quite large.
1758 01:08:26,744 01:08:28,880 It's about 5m in width. It's about 5m in width.
1759 01:08:29,145 01:08:31,613 It's also called Land art. It's also called Land art.
1760 01:08:31,614 01:08:35,644 But this becomes smaller and more delicate in Europe. But this becomes smaller and more delicate in Europe.
1761 01:08:35,645 01:08:38,913 - What is that? - Isn't that chalk powder? - What is that? - Isn't that chalk powder?
1762 01:08:38,914 01:08:41,823 - You push this to draw a line. - Yes, every school has it. - You push this to draw a line. - Yes, every school has it.
1763 01:08:41,824 01:08:44,369 This person stepped on the ground to make this line. This person stepped on the ground to make this line.
1764 01:08:44,824 01:08:47,163 - What? - He kept walking... - What? - He kept walking...
1765 01:08:47,164 01:08:49,323 and rubbed his feet to make this line. and rubbed his feet to make this line.
1766 01:08:49,324 01:08:51,363 It's an artwork of the line that he walked. It's an artwork of the line that he walked.
1767 01:08:51,364 01:08:52,394 (I wanted to express the subject of landscapes in a new form.) (I wanted to express the subject of landscapes in a new form.)
1768 01:08:52,395 01:08:53,403 (I realized the trace of my steps was a sculpture itself.) (I realized the trace of my steps was a sculpture itself.)
1769 01:08:53,404 01:08:55,403 He was in his hometown... He was in his hometown...
1770 01:08:55,404 01:08:57,674 to mark the ways he walked... to mark the ways he walked...
1771 01:08:57,675 01:08:59,149 on the map. on the map.
1772 01:08:59,775 01:09:02,519 (The ways that Richard Long walked) (The ways that Richard Long walked)
1773 01:09:02,605 01:09:05,974 He walked through the nature like a Buddhist monk. He walked through the nature like a Buddhist monk.
1774 01:09:05,975 01:09:08,184 It could seem insignificant, It could seem insignificant,
1775 01:09:08,185 01:09:10,014 but he thought it could also be seen as art. but he thought it could also be seen as art.
1776 01:09:10,015 01:09:12,583 We don't always have to paint the nature, We don't always have to paint the nature,
1777 01:09:12,584 01:09:14,899 we could give value to small things like these. we could give value to small things like these.
1778 01:09:15,385 01:09:18,424 He kept doing this for a long time, and it became a work of art. He kept doing this for a long time, and it became a work of art.
1779 01:09:18,425 01:09:20,623 How long did he work on it before he was recognized? How long did he work on it before he was recognized?
1780 01:09:20,624 01:09:24,239 He's been doing it for about 50 to 60 years. He's been doing it for about 50 to 60 years.
1781 01:09:24,334 01:09:27,233 - Then you have to recognize him. - Yes. - Then you have to recognize him. - Yes.
1782 01:09:27,234 01:09:28,403 (We approve.) (We approve.)
1783 01:09:28,404 01:09:30,873 This artist is Christo. This artist is Christo.
1784 01:09:30,874 01:09:33,573 He worked on it with his wife, Jeanne-Claude. He worked on it with his wife, Jeanne-Claude.
1785 01:09:33,574 01:09:35,703 It was in Japan and California. It was in Japan and California.
1786 01:09:35,704 01:09:39,243 They installed 1,700 yellow umbrellas in California. They installed 1,700 yellow umbrellas in California.
1787 01:09:39,244 01:09:41,220 To the people on the highway, To the people on the highway,
1788 01:09:41,315 01:09:44,689 it brought them joy for about two weeks. it brought them joy for about two weeks.
1789 01:09:44,784 01:09:47,254 It looks like those when you search for... It looks like those when you search for...
1790 01:09:47,255 01:09:50,293 nearby convenient stores on Google Map. nearby convenient stores on Google Map.
1791 01:09:50,294 01:09:52,054 It could look like mushrooms from above. It could look like mushrooms from above.
1792 01:09:52,055 01:09:54,199 - Yes, like in "Super Mario". - Mushrooms. - Yes, like in "Super Mario". - Mushrooms.
1793 01:09:56,635 01:09:58,693 They installed a huge fence made of fabric... They installed a huge fence made of fabric...
1794 01:09:58,694 01:10:00,264 across Mother Nature of California. across Mother Nature of California.
1795 01:10:00,265 01:10:02,663 - Like the Great Wall of China? - Yes, like the Great Wall. - Like the Great Wall of China? - Yes, like the Great Wall.
1796 01:10:02,664 01:10:05,733 It only lasts for about 2 to 3 weeks, It only lasts for about 2 to 3 weeks,
1797 01:10:05,734 01:10:06,943 then they take it apart. then they take it apart.
1798 01:10:06,944 01:10:09,550 Of course, they keep the records of its pictures. Of course, they keep the records of its pictures.
1799 01:10:09,845 01:10:12,214 - It's like drawing a line... - It's so big. - It's like drawing a line... - It's so big.
1800 01:10:12,215 01:10:13,460 In the vast nature. In the vast nature.
1801 01:10:13,685 01:10:14,884 It's like a desert. It's like a desert.
1802 01:10:14,885 01:10:18,960 What's important is that it sticks in the minds of the people. What's important is that it sticks in the minds of the people.
1803 01:10:20,084 01:10:22,524 He's been doing this constantly... He's been doing this constantly...
1804 01:10:22,525 01:10:24,793 since the late 50s. since the late 50s.
1805 01:10:24,794 01:10:27,993 Many people try to find meaning in his works. Many people try to find meaning in his works.
1806 01:10:27,994 01:10:30,793 - What would it mean? - It's just nature to us, - What would it mean? - It's just nature to us,
1807 01:10:30,794 01:10:32,333 but to him... but to him...
1808 01:10:32,334 01:10:33,863 Could it mean, "Don't cross the line"? Could it mean, "Don't cross the line"?
1809 01:10:33,864 01:10:35,564 It's possible. Christo says, It's possible. Christo says,
1810 01:10:35,565 01:10:37,434 "Watch, feel, and enjoy it." "Watch, feel, and enjoy it."
1811 01:10:37,435 01:10:40,220 He sends out a message to tell everyone to keep the image inside. He sends out a message to tell everyone to keep the image inside.
1812 01:10:40,645 01:10:44,050 (The fence is not a work of art.) (The fence is not a work of art.)
1813 01:10:44,074 01:10:46,390 (The work of art is all about allness.) (The work of art is all about allness.)
1814 01:10:46,414 01:10:47,913 (One hill, ) (One hill, )
1815 01:10:47,914 01:10:49,613 (one fence, ) (one fence, )
1816 01:10:49,614 01:10:51,953 (or thousands of fences, ) (or thousands of fences, )
1817 01:10:51,954 01:10:53,430 (they're not a work of art.) (they're not a work of art.)
1818 01:10:53,454 01:10:56,123 (They're designed to go through...) (They're designed to go through...)
1819 01:10:56,124 01:10:59,029 (this somewhat ordinary landscape, ) (this somewhat ordinary landscape, )
1820 01:10:59,255 01:11:02,564 (but the artistic value is in that it opens people's eyes...) (but the artistic value is in that it opens people's eyes...)
1821 01:11:02,565 01:11:06,479 (to the vitality of the land that was invisible to people.) (to the vitality of the land that was invisible to people.)
1822 01:11:06,664 01:11:09,703 It lets us appreciate the nature in a new way, It lets us appreciate the nature in a new way,
1823 01:11:09,704 01:11:12,104 and we see it in a different perspective. and we see it in a different perspective.
1824 01:11:12,105 01:11:14,774 He shows us a new type of sensitivity. He shows us a new type of sensitivity.
1825 01:11:14,775 01:11:17,443 He's a magical artist. He's a magical artist.
1826 01:11:17,444 01:11:18,890 (Magician Christo) (Magician Christo)
1827 01:11:19,015 01:11:21,314 There's an island in Italy. There's an island in Italy.
1828 01:11:21,315 01:11:23,583 He worked marvels of making people walk on water. He worked marvels of making people walk on water.
1829 01:11:23,584 01:11:24,729 How? How?
1830 01:11:25,755 01:11:28,724 He used artificial floating matters to make walkways. He used artificial floating matters to make walkways.
1831 01:11:28,725 01:11:31,354 They could only get there by boat, They could only get there by boat,
1832 01:11:31,355 01:11:32,964 but he let people get there on foot. but he let people get there on foot.
1833 01:11:32,965 01:11:35,424 - Can you walk on it? - Yes, you can. - Can you walk on it? - Yes, you can.
1834 01:11:35,425 01:11:38,363 - My goodness. - That many people could walk on it? - My goodness. - That many people could walk on it?
1835 01:11:38,364 01:11:40,033 - It's huge! - He didn't even charge admission. - It's huge! - He didn't even charge admission.
1836 01:11:40,034 01:11:41,604 That's amazing. That's amazing.
1837 01:11:41,605 01:11:43,134 He must be very rich. He must be very rich.
1838 01:11:43,135 01:11:45,203 He raises his value with these works... He raises his value with these works...
1839 01:11:45,204 01:11:47,543 and sells a lot of his drawings. and sells a lot of his drawings.
1840 01:11:47,544 01:11:50,014 He spends all his money on a single project. He spends all his money on a single project.
1841 01:11:50,015 01:11:51,274 He's very admirable. He's very admirable.
1842 01:11:51,275 01:11:53,943 He holds to his principles. He does it with his money, He holds to his principles. He does it with his money,
1843 01:11:53,944 01:11:57,583 he gets permission, he recycles, and he brings joy to people. he gets permission, he recycles, and he brings joy to people.
1844 01:11:57,584 01:12:00,854 To build a structure this large, you'd need permission... To build a structure this large, you'd need permission...
1845 01:12:00,855 01:12:02,524 from the government. from the government.
1846 01:12:02,525 01:12:05,424 One of his most famous works was... One of his most famous works was...
1847 01:12:05,425 01:12:08,623 wrapping the parliament in Berlin with silver fabric. wrapping the parliament in Berlin with silver fabric.
1848 01:12:08,624 01:12:11,439 He followed them for about 20 to 30 years. He followed them for about 20 to 30 years.
1849 01:12:11,465 01:12:13,064 - To get permission? - To get permission. - To get permission? - To get permission.
1850 01:12:13,065 01:12:16,604 He kept writing the letters until they had five new prime ministers. He kept writing the letters until they had five new prime ministers.
1851 01:12:16,605 01:12:18,333 I think that's more artistic. I think that's more artistic.
1852 01:12:18,334 01:12:22,344 When he finished the project, it was like a festival. When he finished the project, it was like a festival.
1853 01:12:22,345 01:12:24,274 We don't usually go to the parliament building. We don't usually go to the parliament building.
1854 01:12:24,275 01:12:26,283 He's planning a new project... He's planning a new project...
1855 01:12:26,284 01:12:28,220 of wrapping the Arc de Triomphe in April. of wrapping the Arc de Triomphe in April.
1856 01:12:28,515 01:12:30,483 Wrapping is one of his specialties. Wrapping is one of his specialties.
1857 01:12:30,484 01:12:33,729 I think he might be thinking of wrapping the earth. I think he might be thinking of wrapping the earth.
1858 01:12:35,984 01:12:39,024 A Korean artist once tried this type of large project. A Korean artist once tried this type of large project.
1859 01:12:39,025 01:12:40,064 Who? Who?
1860 01:12:40,065 01:12:41,724 His name is Jheon Soo Cheon. His name is Jheon Soo Cheon.
1861 01:12:41,725 01:12:44,663 He was the first Korean to win the Venice Biennale prize. He was the first Korean to win the Venice Biennale prize.
1862 01:12:44,664 01:12:46,434 He played a monumental role, but unfortunately, He played a monumental role, but unfortunately,
1863 01:12:46,435 01:12:48,540 he passed away two years ago. he passed away two years ago.
1864 01:12:48,834 01:12:51,373 It's called "The Moving Drawing". It's called "The Moving Drawing".
1865 01:12:51,374 01:12:53,743 He wrapped a train with white fabric... He wrapped a train with white fabric...
1866 01:12:53,744 01:12:58,243 and traversed America for 8 days and 7 nights. and traversed America for 8 days and 7 nights.
1867 01:12:58,244 01:13:00,014 With passengers? With passengers?
1868 01:13:00,015 01:13:02,983 He traversed with critics, theorists, and philosophers... He traversed with critics, theorists, and philosophers...
1869 01:13:02,984 01:13:06,783 who can talk about this project for eight days. who can talk about this project for eight days.
1870 01:13:06,784 01:13:08,384 But why is it wrapped in white? But why is it wrapped in white?
1871 01:13:08,385 01:13:11,793 You can either draw or write on it. You can either draw or write on it.
1872 01:13:11,794 01:13:14,823 It's infinite space. It's infinite space.
1873 01:13:14,824 01:13:17,693 During sunset, it becomes red. During sunset, it becomes red.
1874 01:13:17,694 01:13:20,663 And when we're passing a forest, it becomes green. And when we're passing a forest, it becomes green.
1875 01:13:20,664 01:13:23,504 Those colors represent tolerance. Those colors represent tolerance.
1876 01:13:23,505 01:13:26,033 The train becomes a brush. The train becomes a brush.
1877 01:13:26,034 01:13:28,974 It becomes a tool and a moving line. It becomes a tool and a moving line.
1878 01:13:28,975 01:13:32,174 He could draw a line on a huge scale, He could draw a line on a huge scale,
1879 01:13:32,175 01:13:35,113 but this Korean artist used American land as his canvas. but this Korean artist used American land as his canvas.
1880 01:13:35,114 01:13:38,184 He tried to be dynamic. He tried to be dynamic.
1881 01:13:38,185 01:13:41,754 I thought we should remember there was this kind of attempt in Korea. I thought we should remember there was this kind of attempt in Korea.
1882 01:13:41,755 01:13:44,594 So I chose it for our last piece. So I chose it for our last piece.
1883 01:13:44,595 01:13:47,493 - Jheon Soo Cheon? - Jheon Soo Cheon. - Jheon Soo Cheon? - Jheon Soo Cheon.
1884 01:13:47,494 01:13:49,699 (The land is the canvas.) (The land is the canvas.)
1885 01:13:49,765 01:13:52,333 Is floating a duck in Seokchon Lake also art? Is floating a duck in Seokchon Lake also art?
1886 01:13:52,334 01:13:53,609 That's contemporary art. That's contemporary art.
1887 01:13:54,334 01:13:55,833 It's giving a twist in daily life. It's giving a twist in daily life.
1888 01:13:55,834 01:13:56,873 Making it fascinating and interesting. Making it fascinating and interesting.
1889 01:13:56,874 01:13:59,134 That's probably the hottest issue for Songpa-go. That's probably the hottest issue for Songpa-go.
1890 01:13:59,135 01:14:00,504 "What will we float next?" "What will we float next?"
1891 01:14:00,505 01:14:01,674 They should try the sky. They should try the sky.
1892 01:14:01,675 01:14:02,675 A flying duck? A flying duck?
1893 01:14:02,676 01:14:03,814 - How about this? - What? - How about this? - What?
1894 01:14:03,815 01:14:05,613 One giant piece of duck feather. One giant piece of duck feather.
1895 01:14:05,614 01:14:07,543 - A giant feather? - About 20m in length. - A giant feather? - About 20m in length.
1896 01:14:07,544 01:14:09,644 Just one feather like a ship. Just one feather like a ship.
1897 01:14:09,645 01:14:12,153 - It means the duck has flown away. - Oh, the duck has left. - It means the duck has flown away. - Oh, the duck has left.
1898 01:14:12,154 01:14:13,524 That's sad. That's sad.
1899 01:14:13,525 01:14:15,724 Or how about "The Ugly Duckling"? Or how about "The Ugly Duckling"?
1900 01:14:15,725 01:14:17,793 It's looking at its mom crying, It's looking at its mom crying,
1901 01:14:17,794 01:14:19,054 but the other bird is a swan. but the other bird is a swan.
1902 01:14:19,055 01:14:20,863 Giving a story makes it persuasive. Giving a story makes it persuasive.
1903 01:14:20,864 01:14:22,170 That's a very easy story. That's a very easy story.
1904 01:14:22,765 01:14:25,663 You only know because I said "The Ugly Duckling". You only know because I said "The Ugly Duckling".
1905 01:14:25,664 01:14:27,203 If you just saw it, you wouldn't have known. If you just saw it, you wouldn't have known.
1906 01:14:27,204 01:14:28,204 Don't fight. Don't fight.
1907 01:14:28,205 01:14:29,533 - It's hard. - It's hard. - It's hard. - It's hard.
1908 01:14:29,534 01:14:30,733 - There's a limit. - It's harder than expected. - There's a limit. - It's harder than expected.
1909 01:14:30,734 01:14:32,033 - It's an assignment. - Do I have to do it? - It's an assignment. - Do I have to do it?
1910 01:14:32,034 01:14:33,443 A voluntary assignment. A voluntary assignment.
1911 01:14:33,444 01:14:34,504 Shall we dismiss? Shall we dismiss?
1912 01:14:34,505 01:14:35,873 Sure. Thank you. Sure. Thank you.
1913 01:14:35,874 01:14:37,144 Thank you. Thank you.
1914 01:14:37,145 01:14:40,184 (Fascinating Science Stories) (Fascinating Science Stories)
1915 01:14:40,185 01:14:41,859 (Embarrassed) (Embarrassed)
1916 01:14:42,185 01:14:43,613 Professor Kim Sang Wook is here to lead us... Professor Kim Sang Wook is here to lead us...
1917 01:14:43,614 01:14:46,524 to the fascinating and interesting world of science. to the fascinating and interesting world of science.
1918 01:14:46,525 01:14:48,830 - Hello. - Hello. - Hello. - Hello.
1919 01:14:49,225 01:14:51,224 We're going to study something very difficult. We're going to study something very difficult.
1920 01:14:51,225 01:14:52,524 Today will be an intense course. Today will be an intense course.
1921 01:14:52,525 01:14:53,894 - What? - An intense course. - What? - An intense course.
1922 01:14:53,895 01:14:55,363 - An intense course? - An intense course. - An intense course? - An intense course.
1923 01:14:55,364 01:14:57,634 Let's learn about quantum mechanics. Let's learn about quantum mechanics.
1924 01:14:57,635 01:14:59,094 (Chapter 9, Let's learn about quantum mechanics.) (Chapter 9, Let's learn about quantum mechanics.)
1925 01:14:59,095 01:15:02,004 - That's MINO's favorite. - He loves it. - That's MINO's favorite. - He loves it.
1926 01:15:02,005 01:15:03,005 Isn't it too difficult? Isn't it too difficult?
1927 01:15:03,006 01:15:05,634 You don't need to be worried though. You don't need to be worried though.
1928 01:15:05,635 01:15:08,774 There's a physicist named Richard Feynman. There's a physicist named Richard Feynman.
1929 01:15:08,775 01:15:09,949 It's him. It's him.
1930 01:15:10,345 01:15:13,783 He's the man in the cover of my notebook. He's the man in the cover of my notebook.
1931 01:15:13,784 01:15:14,784 He's also in textbooks. He's also in textbooks.
1932 01:15:14,785 01:15:16,184 All physicists know him. All physicists know him.
1933 01:15:16,185 01:15:19,014 If you ask Americans about the smartest American in history, If you ask Americans about the smartest American in history,
1934 01:15:19,015 01:15:21,224 most of them say his name. most of them say his name.
1935 01:15:21,225 01:15:23,130 He's only a winner of the Nobel Prize. He's only a winner of the Nobel Prize.
1936 01:15:24,395 01:15:26,323 - "Only?" - I'm mentioning that because... - "Only?" - I'm mentioning that because...
1937 01:15:26,324 01:15:28,524 Mr. Feynman... Mr. Feynman...
1938 01:15:28,525 01:15:31,470 left a famous quote on quantum mechanics. left a famous quote on quantum mechanics.
1939 01:15:31,694 01:15:36,479 "Nobody understands quantum mechanics." "Nobody understands quantum mechanics."
1940 01:15:39,005 01:15:40,203 That's very famous. That's very famous.
1941 01:15:40,204 01:15:41,774 Why? Is it that hard? Why? Is it that hard?
1942 01:15:41,775 01:15:43,943 I've studied it for over 20 years now. I've studied it for over 20 years now.
1943 01:15:43,944 01:15:46,720 I wouldn't say I understand it. I'd rather say I'm used to it. I wouldn't say I understand it. I'd rather say I'm used to it.
1944 01:15:47,044 01:15:49,113 I'm deluded that I understand it. I'm deluded that I understand it.
1945 01:15:49,114 01:15:50,754 That's what it's like. That's what it's like.
1946 01:15:50,755 01:15:51,953 Then how do you mark the test? Then how do you mark the test?
1947 01:15:51,954 01:15:53,524 If you have a test on quantum mechanics. If you have a test on quantum mechanics.
1948 01:15:53,525 01:15:55,323 You asked one important question. You asked one important question.
1949 01:15:55,324 01:15:56,653 How do I mark the test? How do I mark the test?
1950 01:15:56,654 01:15:58,993 There is an answer in terms of mathematics. There is an answer in terms of mathematics.
1951 01:15:58,994 01:16:00,024 There's an answer? There's an answer?
1952 01:16:00,025 01:16:01,224 There is an answer in terms of mathematics. There is an answer in terms of mathematics.
1953 01:16:01,225 01:16:03,634 So that's on the test. So that's on the test.
1954 01:16:03,635 01:16:05,793 But if you try to understand it, But if you try to understand it,
1955 01:16:05,794 01:16:07,134 it looks like there's no answer to it. it looks like there's no answer to it.
1956 01:16:07,135 01:16:09,203 You don't understand that 2 plus 2 equals 4? You don't understand that 2 plus 2 equals 4?
1957 01:16:09,204 01:16:10,850 We'll talk about it now. We'll talk about it now.
1958 01:16:11,704 01:16:13,109 (Fascinating Science Stories) (Fascinating Science Stories)
1959 01:16:13,305 01:16:16,573 Quantum mechanics is a study of atoms. Quantum mechanics is a study of atoms.
1960 01:16:16,574 01:16:18,014 - Atoms. - Atoms. - Atoms. - Atoms.
1961 01:16:18,015 01:16:21,083 Quantum mechanics explains... Quantum mechanics explains...
1962 01:16:21,084 01:16:22,989 the movement of atoms. the movement of atoms.
1963 01:16:24,084 01:16:28,153 Atoms are everything around us. Atoms are everything around us.
1964 01:16:28,154 01:16:31,054 Including computers, books, even me. Including computers, books, even me.
1965 01:16:31,055 01:16:32,924 Everything is composed of atoms. Everything is composed of atoms.
1966 01:16:32,925 01:16:34,924 Since everything is composed of atoms, Since everything is composed of atoms,
1967 01:16:34,925 01:16:37,693 it basically explains everything. it basically explains everything.
1968 01:16:37,694 01:16:39,934 The thing is that you can't see them. The thing is that you can't see them.
1969 01:16:39,935 01:16:43,634 The final product of atoms are visible. The final product of atoms are visible.
1970 01:16:43,635 01:16:46,774 But you can't see each atom that composes the product. But you can't see each atom that composes the product.
1971 01:16:46,775 01:16:47,873 Why can't you see them? Why can't you see them?
1972 01:16:47,874 01:16:49,774 - Because they're too small. - How small? - Because they're too small. - How small?
1973 01:16:49,775 01:16:50,775 Insanely. Insanely.
1974 01:16:50,776 01:16:51,890 (Correct) (Correct)
1975 01:16:51,975 01:16:53,884 Then can you see them with a microscope? Then can you see them with a microscope?
1976 01:16:53,885 01:16:55,184 You can't see them with a microscope. You can't see them with a microscope.
1977 01:16:55,185 01:16:58,354 They're too small to see. They're too small to see.
1978 01:16:58,355 01:17:00,500 Maybe Mongolians can see them. Maybe Mongolians can see them.
1979 01:17:01,624 01:17:03,293 If they look at it carefully. If they look at it carefully.
1980 01:17:03,294 01:17:04,670 (They still can't see atoms.) (They still can't see atoms.)
1981 01:17:04,725 01:17:07,224 If the atoms are the size of a coin, If the atoms are the size of a coin,
1982 01:17:07,225 01:17:09,224 that means it's magnified so much. that means it's magnified so much.
1983 01:17:09,225 01:17:12,333 Then we can also magnify the coin to the same scale. Then we can also magnify the coin to the same scale.
1984 01:17:12,334 01:17:14,089 Then the coin will be as big as the earth. Then the coin will be as big as the earth.
1985 01:17:15,234 01:17:19,479 So, the ratio between the earth and coin... So, the ratio between the earth and coin...
1986 01:17:20,074 01:17:23,519 is the ratio between coin and atom. is the ratio between coin and atom.
1987 01:17:23,574 01:17:26,220 (In short, the atom is very tiny.) (In short, the atom is very tiny.)
1988 01:17:27,015 01:17:29,043 - That's why we can't see them. - We can't see them. - That's why we can't see them. - We can't see them.
1989 01:17:29,044 01:17:30,413 - Do you get the idea? - Totally. - Do you get the idea? - Totally.
1990 01:17:30,414 01:17:32,430 I'm not even interested. I'm not even interested.
1991 01:17:33,114 01:17:34,724 I don't feel like seeing it. I don't feel like seeing it.
1992 01:17:34,725 01:17:35,830 Good. Good.
1993 01:17:36,154 01:17:39,293 Next, we have to know the structure of an atom. Next, we have to know the structure of an atom.
1994 01:17:39,294 01:17:41,564 For that, you can imagine the solar system. For that, you can imagine the solar system.
1995 01:17:41,565 01:17:43,594 - We need the sun. - You're getting the apple. - We need the sun. - You're getting the apple.
1996 01:17:43,595 01:17:46,309 - We need an apple. - That apple doesn't even wither. - We need an apple. - That apple doesn't even wither.
1997 01:17:46,765 01:17:48,510 I bought a new one. I bought a new one.
1998 01:17:48,565 01:17:50,004 Last time, this was the sun, Last time, this was the sun,
1999 01:17:50,005 01:17:52,573 and the planets revolved around the sun. and the planets revolved around the sun.
2000 01:17:52,574 01:17:54,043 In case of an atom, In case of an atom,
2001 01:17:54,044 01:17:56,203 it's a small version of the solar system. it's a small version of the solar system.
2002 01:17:56,204 01:17:59,873 Instead of the sun, there's an atomic nucleus. Instead of the sun, there's an atomic nucleus.
2003 01:17:59,874 01:18:02,113 Around it, instead of planets, Around it, instead of planets,
2004 01:18:02,114 01:18:03,684 there are electrons. there are electrons.
2005 01:18:03,685 01:18:05,254 There's an atomic nucleus in the center, There's an atomic nucleus in the center,
2006 01:18:05,255 01:18:08,184 and electrons are revolving around. and electrons are revolving around.
2007 01:18:08,185 01:18:12,453 Depending on the number of electrons, Depending on the number of electrons,
2008 01:18:12,454 01:18:14,524 the type of atom changes. the type of atom changes.
2009 01:18:14,525 01:18:16,464 We're going to talk about the electrons mainly. We're going to talk about the electrons mainly.
2010 01:18:16,465 01:18:18,809 Then how many electrons does I Electronics have? Then how many electrons does I Electronics have?
2011 01:18:19,834 01:18:21,434 - Does it have many affiliates? - It has many affiliates. - Does it have many affiliates? - It has many affiliates.
2012 01:18:21,435 01:18:22,733 With the head office in the center? With the head office in the center?
2013 01:18:22,734 01:18:25,703 And I is the core. And I is the core.
2014 01:18:25,704 01:18:27,380 I Electronics have many affiliates. I Electronics have many affiliates.
2015 01:18:28,005 01:18:30,750 That electronics is the same as this electron. That electronics is the same as this electron.
2016 01:18:31,414 01:18:33,644 Thanks to the birth of quantum mechanics, Thanks to the birth of quantum mechanics,
2017 01:18:33,645 01:18:35,483 we have electronic civilization today. we have electronic civilization today.
2018 01:18:35,484 01:18:36,830 (Eureka) (Eureka)
2019 01:18:36,954 01:18:38,590 - I thought... - This is shocking. - I thought... - This is shocking.
2020 01:18:39,015 01:18:40,184 I thought they were separate. I thought they were separate.
2021 01:18:40,185 01:18:42,283 This is the source of everything. This is the source of everything.
2022 01:18:42,284 01:18:45,229 Every natural phenomenon comes from this. Every natural phenomenon comes from this.
2023 01:18:45,324 01:18:47,540 Everything comes from electrons. Everything comes from electrons.
2024 01:18:47,794 01:18:50,863 Electrons have a unique feature. Electrons have a unique feature.
2025 01:18:50,864 01:18:52,363 They act in a very strange way. They act in a very strange way.
2026 01:18:52,364 01:18:53,434 - The electrons? - The electrons. - The electrons? - The electrons.
2027 01:18:53,435 01:18:55,264 What I'm about to say... What I'm about to say...
2028 01:18:55,265 01:18:57,073 takes a year of studying physics. takes a year of studying physics.
2029 01:18:57,074 01:18:58,474 Quantum mechanics is a one year course. Quantum mechanics is a one year course.
2030 01:18:58,475 01:19:00,350 Shall we change the channel? Shall we change the channel?
2031 01:19:00,544 01:19:02,403 - No. - It was okay until now. - No. - It was okay until now.
2032 01:19:02,404 01:19:03,814 I'm only about to get into it. I'm only about to get into it.
2033 01:19:03,815 01:19:05,050 Stay tuned. Stay tuned.
2034 01:19:05,874 01:19:07,083 (Fascinating Science Stories) (Fascinating Science Stories)
2035 01:19:07,084 01:19:08,989 What do you think this is? What do you think this is?
2036 01:19:10,654 01:19:13,430 A power outlet for 110V. A power outlet for 110V.
2037 01:19:14,355 01:19:16,600 No one ever said that before. No one ever said that before.
2038 01:19:17,555 01:19:19,569 Someone said a pause before. Someone said a pause before.
2039 01:19:19,624 01:19:21,323 But no one ever said a power outlet before. But no one ever said a power outlet before.
2040 01:19:21,324 01:19:23,319 - That's what it used... - When we were young... - That's what it used... - When we were young...
2041 01:19:23,765 01:19:25,264 There are just two holes. There are just two holes.
2042 01:19:25,265 01:19:26,409 Double slits. Double slits.
2043 01:19:26,664 01:19:28,010 That's a technical term. That's a technical term.
2044 01:19:29,034 01:19:30,134 Double slits. Double slits.
2045 01:19:30,135 01:19:32,804 When it's round, you call it a hole. When it's round, you call it a hole.
2046 01:19:32,805 01:19:34,403 When it's long, you call it a slit. When it's long, you call it a slit.
2047 01:19:34,404 01:19:36,674 There are two long holes, There are two long holes,
2048 01:19:36,675 01:19:38,250 so it's double slits. so it's double slits.
2049 01:19:38,475 01:19:41,243 Let's pretend that I installed it here. Let's pretend that I installed it here.
2050 01:19:41,244 01:19:44,884 Let's pretend I can shoot one electron at a time. Let's pretend I can shoot one electron at a time.
2051 01:19:44,885 01:19:47,354 If I shoot it, it will fly. If I shoot it, it will fly.
2052 01:19:47,355 01:19:48,983 What happens when it flies? What happens when it flies?
2053 01:19:48,984 01:19:50,724 What will it look like on here? What will it look like on here?
2054 01:19:50,725 01:19:52,493 - It scatters. - Why? - It scatters. - Why?
2055 01:19:52,494 01:19:54,493 If I shoot one at a time, If I shoot one at a time,
2056 01:19:54,494 01:19:57,439 some will hit the wall and bounce off. some will hit the wall and bounce off.
2057 01:19:57,465 01:19:58,733 If it passes the slit, If it passes the slit,
2058 01:19:58,734 01:20:01,010 it will fly and stick on there. it will fly and stick on there.
2059 01:20:01,765 01:20:05,304 So if I keep shooting electrons, So if I keep shooting electrons,
2060 01:20:05,305 01:20:07,319 there should be two lines. there should be two lines.
2061 01:20:07,775 01:20:09,543 Oh, if you shoot a lot. Oh, if you shoot a lot.
2062 01:20:09,544 01:20:11,550 - That's our first assumption. - Yes. - That's our first assumption. - Yes.
2063 01:20:11,744 01:20:13,943 That's what everyone expected. That's what everyone expected.
2064 01:20:13,944 01:20:16,583 So they actually tried it using an electron gun. So they actually tried it using an electron gun.
2065 01:20:16,584 01:20:19,413 However, surprisingly enough, However, surprisingly enough,
2066 01:20:19,414 01:20:22,130 there was not one line, but several lines. there was not one line, but several lines.
2067 01:20:22,855 01:20:24,594 - Why is that? - There weren't just a few. - Why is that? - There weren't just a few.
2068 01:20:24,595 01:20:27,064 The bigger the screen, the more lines you get. The bigger the screen, the more lines you get.
2069 01:20:27,065 01:20:29,293 So, you get more lines. So, you get more lines.
2070 01:20:29,294 01:20:31,333 How come there are more than two lines... How come there are more than two lines...
2071 01:20:31,334 01:20:32,833 when electrons pass two holes? when electrons pass two holes?
2072 01:20:32,834 01:20:34,510 - That's very strange. - Yes. - That's very strange. - Yes.
2073 01:20:34,534 01:20:36,233 That's the first breakdown. That's the first breakdown.
2074 01:20:36,234 01:20:38,134 We're taking three leaps today. We're taking three leaps today.
2075 01:20:38,135 01:20:39,974 After three leaps, you reach quantum mechanics. After three leaps, you reach quantum mechanics.
2076 01:20:39,975 01:20:41,649 Here's the first point. Here's the first point.
2077 01:20:41,704 01:20:44,844 How do you get more than two lines... How do you get more than two lines...
2078 01:20:44,845 01:20:48,144 when electrons pass only two holes? when electrons pass only two holes?
2079 01:20:48,145 01:20:49,344 I think I know. I think I know.
2080 01:20:49,345 01:20:50,930 - What? - Already? - What? - Already?
2081 01:20:51,172 01:20:52,333 I think I know. I think I know.
2082 01:20:52,334 01:20:53,943 - What? - Already? - What? - Already?
2083 01:20:53,944 01:20:56,474 When it hits the wall, instead of landing there, When it hits the wall, instead of landing there,
2084 01:20:56,475 01:20:58,113 it splits into two. it splits into two.
2085 01:20:58,114 01:20:59,714 1 splits into 2. 1 splits into 2.
2086 01:20:59,715 01:21:00,844 On the way? On the way?
2087 01:21:00,845 01:21:02,113 Yes. If it hits the wall on the way. Yes. If it hits the wall on the way.
2088 01:21:02,114 01:21:03,344 - You think they split? - Yes. - You think they split? - Yes.
2089 01:21:03,345 01:21:05,090 Electrons don't split. Electrons don't split.
2090 01:21:05,334 01:21:07,373 According to the definition of an electron, According to the definition of an electron,
2091 01:21:07,374 01:21:10,243 it's the smallest unit that can't be split anymore. it's the smallest unit that can't be split anymore.
2092 01:21:10,244 01:21:12,074 - Then why are there more lines? - I know. - Then why are there more lines? - I know.
2093 01:21:12,075 01:21:15,814 When scientists run into something they don't understand, When scientists run into something they don't understand,
2094 01:21:15,815 01:21:18,144 they take a break and think about it. they take a break and think about it.
2095 01:21:18,145 01:21:21,953 Is there another phenomenon with a similar result? Is there another phenomenon with a similar result?
2096 01:21:21,954 01:21:25,053 If there is, then they can compare to get the solution. If there is, then they can compare to get the solution.
2097 01:21:25,054 01:21:26,253 And there is one. And there is one.
2098 01:21:26,254 01:21:28,093 Something that passed two holes... Something that passed two holes...
2099 01:21:28,094 01:21:30,194 made several lines. made several lines.
2100 01:21:30,195 01:21:32,364 We learned it before. It's the wave. We learned it before. It's the wave.
2101 01:21:32,365 01:21:33,640 (It's the wave.) (It's the wave.)
2102 01:21:33,664 01:21:37,980 (Particle, wave) (Particle, wave)
2103 01:21:38,834 01:21:42,449 (Particle can pass only one hole.) (Particle can pass only one hole.)
2104 01:21:43,174 01:21:46,220 (Wave can pass both holes.) (Wave can pass both holes.)
2105 01:21:46,674 01:21:48,343 Creating several lines... Creating several lines...
2106 01:21:48,344 01:21:49,843 when it only passed two holes... when it only passed two holes...
2107 01:21:49,844 01:21:51,743 is a typical feature of a wave. is a typical feature of a wave.
2108 01:21:51,744 01:21:52,744 (It's a typical feature of a wave.) (It's a typical feature of a wave.)
2109 01:21:52,745 01:21:56,484 One way to explain this strange result... One way to explain this strange result...
2110 01:21:56,485 01:21:59,029 is saying the electrons are waves. is saying the electrons are waves.
2111 01:21:59,084 01:22:01,923 But the thing is that it was believed... But the thing is that it was believed...
2112 01:22:01,924 01:22:04,493 electrons are small hard particles. electrons are small hard particles.
2113 01:22:04,494 01:22:07,034 There are experiments that prove electrons are particles. There are experiments that prove electrons are particles.
2114 01:22:07,035 01:22:10,140 So they are hard particles. Though we don't see them. So they are hard particles. Though we don't see them.
2115 01:22:10,195 01:22:13,163 When you shoot electrons to double slits, When you shoot electrons to double slits,
2116 01:22:13,164 01:22:15,173 there are a few lines. there are a few lines.
2117 01:22:15,174 01:22:17,550 So they acted like a wave. So they acted like a wave.
2118 01:22:17,945 01:22:20,664 But how do electrons act like a wave? But how do electrons act like a wave?
2119 01:22:20,665 01:22:21,665 (First leap, did electors act like a wave?) (First leap, did electors act like a wave?)
2120 01:22:21,666 01:22:22,994 That's the first. That's the first.
2121 01:22:22,995 01:22:24,864 (First leap, did electors act like a wave?) (First leap, did electors act like a wave?)
2122 01:22:24,865 01:22:27,064 One important thing to know... One important thing to know...
2123 01:22:27,065 01:22:28,404 when we learn about quantum mechanics is that... when we learn about quantum mechanics is that...
2124 01:22:28,405 01:22:30,204 every time there's a leap, every time there's a leap,
2125 01:22:30,205 01:22:31,704 there's a Nobel Prize. there's a Nobel Prize.
2126 01:22:31,705 01:22:33,633 For example, the person who suggested... For example, the person who suggested...
2127 01:22:33,634 01:22:35,850 that it may be a wave received the Nobel Prize. that it may be a wave received the Nobel Prize.
2128 01:22:35,945 01:22:38,574 People who did the actual experiment... People who did the actual experiment...
2129 01:22:38,575 01:22:40,274 received the Nobel Prize. received the Nobel Prize.
2130 01:22:40,275 01:22:42,343 This is a two Nobel Prize experiment. This is a two Nobel Prize experiment.
2131 01:22:42,344 01:22:45,654 "How does this work?" "How does this work?"
2132 01:22:45,655 01:22:46,914 I think I know. I think I know.
2133 01:22:46,915 01:22:48,860 - What? - Already? - What? - Already?
2134 01:22:48,955 01:22:49,955 We have a Nobel Prize winner. We have a Nobel Prize winner.
2135 01:22:49,956 01:22:52,694 If it went by itself, there would be no lines. If it went by itself, there would be no lines.
2136 01:22:52,695 01:22:54,664 Maybe it scattered like a wave... Maybe it scattered like a wave...
2137 01:22:54,665 01:22:57,494 because they used something to shoot it. because they used something to shoot it.
2138 01:22:57,495 01:22:58,994 It was artificial. It was artificial.
2139 01:22:58,995 01:22:59,995 That doesn't matter. That doesn't matter.
2140 01:22:59,996 01:23:02,603 When you shoot a machine gun, you don't get a wave. When you shoot a machine gun, you don't get a wave.
2141 01:23:02,604 01:23:04,110 You only get two lines. You only get two lines.
2142 01:23:05,835 01:23:07,650 What? You're scaring me. What? You're scaring me.
2143 01:23:08,004 01:23:11,020 - I wonder. - I think this might have swayed. - I wonder. - I think this might have swayed.
2144 01:23:12,315 01:23:13,744 (What a brilliant idea.) (What a brilliant idea.)
2145 01:23:13,745 01:23:15,244 - Oh, the slit? - Yes. - Oh, the slit? - Yes.
2146 01:23:15,245 01:23:16,284 Because no one's watching? Because no one's watching?
2147 01:23:16,285 01:23:19,713 If this was moving, there will be many lines. If this was moving, there will be many lines.
2148 01:23:19,714 01:23:21,584 (No) (No)
2149 01:23:21,585 01:23:22,853 It's hard already, It's hard already,
2150 01:23:22,854 01:23:24,753 but we still have two more steps to take. but we still have two more steps to take.
2151 01:23:24,754 01:23:26,553 To find the second evidence... To find the second evidence...
2152 01:23:26,554 01:23:28,423 A video on quantum mechanics. A video on quantum mechanics.
2153 01:23:28,424 01:23:31,334 We can send a big amount of electrons at once, We can send a big amount of electrons at once,
2154 01:23:31,335 01:23:33,734 but we can also send one at a time. but we can also send one at a time.
2155 01:23:33,735 01:23:36,803 - So it should be... - Two lines. - So it should be... - Two lines.
2156 01:23:36,804 01:23:37,973 But there are many. But there are many.
2157 01:23:37,974 01:23:39,633 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 lines. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 lines.
2158 01:23:39,634 01:23:40,950 Why? Why?
2159 01:23:40,974 01:23:42,404 You see this pattern... You see this pattern...
2160 01:23:42,405 01:23:45,643 only when you send many at a time. only when you send many at a time.
2161 01:23:45,644 01:23:49,089 - Yes. - Here, we'll take the second leap. - Yes. - Here, we'll take the second leap.
2162 01:23:49,115 01:23:52,114 One experiment doesn't show the whole picture. One experiment doesn't show the whole picture.
2163 01:23:52,115 01:23:54,683 One must try several times to get the show picture. One must try several times to get the show picture.
2164 01:23:54,684 01:23:57,723 That is probability. That is probability.
2165 01:23:57,724 01:24:01,494 We can say... We can say...
2166 01:24:01,495 01:24:05,564 this is the probability distribution... this is the probability distribution...
2167 01:24:05,565 01:24:07,034 for one electron. for one electron.
2168 01:24:07,035 01:24:09,263 So this is the probability distribution. So this is the probability distribution.
2169 01:24:09,264 01:24:10,933 This is the wave of probability. This is the wave of probability.
2170 01:24:10,934 01:24:12,374 That's the second leap. That's the second leap.
2171 01:24:12,375 01:24:14,843 What does it mean by probability? What does it mean by probability?
2172 01:24:14,844 01:24:17,343 When you flip a coin, you either get heads or tails. When you flip a coin, you either get heads or tails.
2173 01:24:17,344 01:24:19,414 You get a 50-50 chance. You get a 50-50 chance.
2174 01:24:19,415 01:24:21,143 When do we flip a coin? When do we flip a coin?
2175 01:24:21,144 01:24:23,244 When we need to decide an order. When we need to decide an order.
2176 01:24:23,245 01:24:24,484 - Right. - For a bet. - Right. - For a bet.
2177 01:24:24,485 01:24:26,114 When we're deciding what to order... When we're deciding what to order...
2178 01:24:26,115 01:24:27,454 or whether to pour the sauce or not. or whether to pour the sauce or not.
2179 01:24:27,455 01:24:29,053 We flip the coin... We flip the coin...
2180 01:24:29,054 01:24:30,593 because that's fair. because that's fair.
2181 01:24:30,594 01:24:32,293 - You never know... - What you'll get. - You never know... - What you'll get.
2182 01:24:32,294 01:24:33,864 - What you'll get. - You never know. - What you'll get. - You never know.
2183 01:24:33,865 01:24:36,463 For physics, For physics,
2184 01:24:36,464 01:24:38,994 that means we must accept that we can never predict... that means we must accept that we can never predict...
2185 01:24:38,995 01:24:40,709 where electrons will go. where electrons will go.
2186 01:24:41,004 01:24:43,003 However, However,
2187 01:24:43,004 01:24:45,534 physics is known for... physics is known for...
2188 01:24:45,535 01:24:47,244 predicting the future. predicting the future.
2189 01:24:47,245 01:24:48,904 But then you never know where it will go. But then you never know where it will go.
2190 01:24:48,905 01:24:50,673 The last leap is... The last leap is...
2191 01:24:50,674 01:24:52,213 "Why do we need to use probability?" "Why do we need to use probability?"
2192 01:24:52,214 01:24:53,944 "Why do we suddenly not know?" "Why do we suddenly not know?"
2193 01:24:53,945 01:24:55,944 The answer to that is... The answer to that is...
2194 01:24:55,945 01:24:58,084 Copenhagen interpretation. Copenhagen interpretation.
2195 01:24:58,085 01:24:59,414 - Copenhagen interpretation. - Copenhagen. - Copenhagen interpretation. - Copenhagen.
2196 01:24:59,415 01:25:01,124 - It's the capital of Denmark. - It's a region. - It's the capital of Denmark. - It's a region.
2197 01:25:01,125 01:25:04,624 A scientist from that area came up with this interpretation. A scientist from that area came up with this interpretation.
2198 01:25:04,625 01:25:06,654 If a scientist in Seoul, Korea came up with it, If a scientist in Seoul, Korea came up with it,
2199 01:25:06,655 01:25:08,423 it would've been called Seoul Interpretation. it would've been called Seoul Interpretation.
2200 01:25:08,424 01:25:10,534 That's why it's Copenhagen interpretation. That's why it's Copenhagen interpretation.
2201 01:25:10,535 01:25:12,393 His name is Niels Bohr. His name is Niels Bohr.
2202 01:25:12,394 01:25:13,463 (Niels Bohr) (Niels Bohr)
2203 01:25:13,464 01:25:14,534 (Dane physicist, Nobel Prize winner) (Dane physicist, Nobel Prize winner)
2204 01:25:14,535 01:25:18,173 And the man who came up with the core idea is Heisenberg. And the man who came up with the core idea is Heisenberg.
2205 01:25:18,174 01:25:19,603 (Werner Heisenberg) (Werner Heisenberg)
2206 01:25:19,604 01:25:20,874 (German physicist, Nobel Prize winner) (German physicist, Nobel Prize winner)
2207 01:25:20,875 01:25:23,404 Every time there's a revolution, there's a pattern. Every time there's a revolution, there's a pattern.
2208 01:25:23,405 01:25:26,173 That is asking a question that has never been asked before. That is asking a question that has never been asked before.
2209 01:25:26,174 01:25:27,914 Heisenberg asks a question... Heisenberg asks a question...
2210 01:25:27,915 01:25:30,614 on quantum mechanics... on quantum mechanics...
2211 01:25:30,615 01:25:32,089 that no one has ever asked before. that no one has ever asked before.
2212 01:25:32,585 01:25:34,499 "Is what I'm seeing..." "Is what I'm seeing..."
2213 01:25:34,825 01:25:38,053 "nature of object itself?" "nature of object itself?"
2214 01:25:38,054 01:25:39,054 Why does he ask that question? Why does he ask that question?
2215 01:25:39,055 01:25:40,194 He asks that question because... He asks that question because...
2216 01:25:40,195 01:25:41,593 When the lights hit this apple, When the lights hit this apple,
2217 01:25:41,594 01:25:43,524 was there any change? was there any change?
2218 01:25:43,525 01:25:46,164 The lights hit the apple and bounce off. The lights hit the apple and bounce off.
2219 01:25:46,165 01:25:47,503 Generally, there's no problem. Generally, there's no problem.
2220 01:25:47,504 01:25:49,664 The lights are hitting you, but you have no problem. The lights are hitting you, but you have no problem.
2221 01:25:49,665 01:25:52,234 However, our object is the electron. However, our object is the electron.
2222 01:25:52,235 01:25:53,944 We've talked about how small electrons are. We've talked about how small electrons are.
2223 01:25:53,945 01:25:57,074 When those tiny electrons are struck by lights, they shake. When those tiny electrons are struck by lights, they shake.
2224 01:25:57,075 01:25:58,414 Let's ask the question again. Let's ask the question again.
2225 01:25:58,415 01:26:00,784 If the apple shakes after getting struck by lights, If the apple shakes after getting struck by lights,
2226 01:26:00,785 01:26:02,543 is the location of apple I'm seeing... is the location of apple I'm seeing...
2227 01:26:02,544 01:26:04,183 the exact location of the apple? the exact location of the apple?
2228 01:26:04,184 01:26:06,284 There, we get a radical answer. There, we get a radical answer.
2229 01:26:06,285 01:26:09,400 One never knows the fundamental location of object. One never knows the fundamental location of object.
2230 01:26:10,794 01:26:14,324 Because seeing itself... Because seeing itself...
2231 01:26:14,325 01:26:15,763 affects the object. affects the object.
2232 01:26:15,764 01:26:17,494 Since you don't know the location, Since you don't know the location,
2233 01:26:17,495 01:26:19,334 you can't predict the future. you can't predict the future.
2234 01:26:19,335 01:26:21,009 So you must use probability. So you must use probability.
2235 01:26:21,335 01:26:23,904 Now, it's over. Now, it's over.
2236 01:26:23,905 01:26:26,310 We don't have many viewers left. We don't have many viewers left.
2237 01:26:27,544 01:26:28,574 Come back. Come back.
2238 01:26:28,575 01:26:30,173 - Don't go. - It's not hard. - Don't go. - It's not hard.
2239 01:26:30,174 01:26:31,213 Don't leave us. Don't leave us.
2240 01:26:31,214 01:26:33,213 Stay tuned. Stay tuned.
2241 01:26:33,214 01:26:34,459 (Don't leave us.) (Don't leave us.)
2242 01:26:34,485 01:26:36,414 We had three leaps. We had three leaps.
2243 01:26:36,415 01:26:38,414 The first one was, "Is it a wave? Like a sound." The first one was, "Is it a wave? Like a sound."
2244 01:26:38,415 01:26:40,984 Then several lines make sense. Then several lines make sense.
2245 01:26:40,985 01:26:42,223 "What are the lines?" "What are the lines?"
2246 01:26:42,224 01:26:44,400 - Probability. - They're waves of probability. - Probability. - They're waves of probability.
2247 01:26:44,594 01:26:45,893 "Why do we have to use probability?" "Why do we have to use probability?"
2248 01:26:45,894 01:26:48,440 Because we can't predict it. Because we can't predict it.
2249 01:26:48,665 01:26:50,164 Quantum mechanics is now complete. Quantum mechanics is now complete.
2250 01:26:50,165 01:26:53,194 Were people happy about complete quantum mechanics? Were people happy about complete quantum mechanics?
2251 01:26:53,195 01:26:54,234 No. Absolutely not. No. Absolutely not.
2252 01:26:54,235 01:26:56,664 - Right. - It's weird. We can't predict? - Right. - It's weird. We can't predict?
2253 01:26:56,665 01:26:57,803 - It's saying we can't predict. - What on earth is that? - It's saying we can't predict. - What on earth is that?
2254 01:26:57,804 01:27:00,643 Einstein was strongly against it. Einstein was strongly against it.
2255 01:27:00,644 01:27:02,744 The Einstein we know... The Einstein we know...
2256 01:27:02,745 01:27:04,490 never approves it until the day he dies. never approves it until the day he dies.
2257 01:27:04,544 01:27:07,074 Scientists who came up with it were young. Scientists who came up with it were young.
2258 01:27:07,075 01:27:09,414 Scientists who thought this theory was absurd... Scientists who thought this theory was absurd...
2259 01:27:09,415 01:27:11,013 were old. were old.
2260 01:27:11,014 01:27:12,614 So old scientists... So old scientists...
2261 01:27:12,615 01:27:15,024 summons them. summons them.
2262 01:27:15,025 01:27:16,324 So everyone gathers. So everyone gathers.
2263 01:27:16,325 01:27:17,669 It's a meeting. It's a meeting.
2264 01:27:17,724 01:27:19,824 Every scientist around the world gathered. Every scientist around the world gathered.
2265 01:27:19,825 01:27:23,263 This photo was taken in 1927. This photo was taken in 1927.
2266 01:27:23,264 01:27:24,734 - Is Einstein in it too? - Einstein... - Is Einstein in it too? - Einstein...
2267 01:27:24,735 01:27:25,910 Yes, he is. Yes, he is.
2268 01:27:26,294 01:27:28,803 I've seen this photo so many times. It's really cool. I've seen this photo so many times. It's really cool.
2269 01:27:28,804 01:27:30,263 These are the young scientists. These are the young scientists.
2270 01:27:30,264 01:27:33,234 That is Schrodinger. He came up with the notion of wave. That is Schrodinger. He came up with the notion of wave.
2271 01:27:33,235 01:27:34,904 That's Broglie who said the electrons are the wave. That's Broglie who said the electrons are the wave.
2272 01:27:34,905 01:27:37,043 Uncertainty principle by Heisenberg we just mentioned. Uncertainty principle by Heisenberg we just mentioned.
2273 01:27:37,044 01:27:38,643 Bohr is from Copenhagen. Bohr is from Copenhagen.
2274 01:27:38,644 01:27:40,959 These are the old scientists. These are the old scientists.
2275 01:27:41,014 01:27:42,584 They look angry. They look angry.
2276 01:27:42,585 01:27:44,959 There is only one female scientist. There is only one female scientist.
2277 01:27:45,315 01:27:46,713 It's a pity that there's only Marie Curie. It's a pity that there's only Marie Curie.
2278 01:27:46,714 01:27:48,753 - There's Marie Curie? - Yes. - There's Marie Curie? - Yes.
2279 01:27:48,754 01:27:51,853 There are 17 people... There are 17 people...
2280 01:27:51,854 01:27:54,440 who have received or will receive the Nobel Prize. who have received or will receive the Nobel Prize.
2281 01:27:55,025 01:27:57,393 There are 17 Nobel Prize winners in this photo. There are 17 Nobel Prize winners in this photo.
2282 01:27:57,394 01:27:58,394 (Scientists flex.) (Scientists flex.)
2283 01:27:58,394 01:27:59,394 That's really cool. That's really cool.
2284 01:27:59,395 01:28:02,763 One time, it was a trend to add your own face here. One time, it was a trend to add your own face here.
2285 01:28:02,764 01:28:04,610 You make a hole here and there to do that. You make a hole here and there to do that.
2286 01:28:04,735 01:28:07,133 - Putting your photo? - After cutting out your own photo. - Putting your photo? - After cutting out your own photo.
2287 01:28:07,134 01:28:08,143 Did you compose the photo? Did you compose the photo?
2288 01:28:08,144 01:28:09,643 Let's do it for him. Let's do it for him.
2289 01:28:09,644 01:28:11,513 (Will Mr. Kim try for the Nobel Prize?) (Will Mr. Kim try for the Nobel Prize?)
2290 01:28:11,514 01:28:13,973 We say this meeting... We say this meeting...
2291 01:28:13,974 01:28:17,584 was the birth of quantum mechanics. was the birth of quantum mechanics.
2292 01:28:17,585 01:28:18,713 The revolution of science. The revolution of science.
2293 01:28:18,714 01:28:20,954 - Marie Curie. That's cool. - The purpose of this meeting... - Marie Curie. That's cool. - The purpose of this meeting...
2294 01:28:20,955 01:28:22,423 was originally to teach them a lesson. was originally to teach them a lesson.
2295 01:28:22,424 01:28:23,853 But every question that old scientists ask... But every question that old scientists ask...
2296 01:28:23,854 01:28:26,853 Especially ones that Einstein asks, they answer them all. Especially ones that Einstein asks, they answer them all.
2297 01:28:26,854 01:28:29,064 Some of the tackles Einstein made... Some of the tackles Einstein made...
2298 01:28:29,065 01:28:30,994 were funny. were funny.
2299 01:28:30,995 01:28:33,270 (What do you mean by the electrons are the wave?) (What do you mean by the electrons are the wave?)
2300 01:28:33,294 01:28:35,164 When the wave passes here, When the wave passes here,
2301 01:28:35,165 01:28:37,133 it passes both areas. it passes both areas.
2302 01:28:37,134 01:28:39,334 But the electrons can't do that. But the electrons can't do that.
2303 01:28:39,335 01:28:40,843 He thought that didn't make sense. He thought that didn't make sense.
2304 01:28:40,844 01:28:42,473 Don't think too hard. Don't think too hard.
2305 01:28:42,474 01:28:43,904 Just have an experiment. Just have an experiment.
2306 01:28:43,905 01:28:45,874 After you shoot, when it's about to pass, After you shoot, when it's about to pass,
2307 01:28:45,875 01:28:47,643 take a photo. take a photo.
2308 01:28:47,644 01:28:50,343 When you take a photo, disappointingly, When you take a photo, disappointingly,
2309 01:28:50,344 01:28:51,890 it passes only one slit. it passes only one slit.
2310 01:28:52,285 01:28:54,629 Either here or here. Either here or here.
2311 01:28:54,924 01:28:57,593 But why are there many lines like a wave? But why are there many lines like a wave?
2312 01:28:57,594 01:29:00,454 If you take a photo... If you take a photo...
2313 01:29:00,455 01:29:02,593 every time you send an electron, every time you send an electron,
2314 01:29:02,594 01:29:05,864 surprisingly enough, you get two lines. surprisingly enough, you get two lines.
2315 01:29:05,865 01:29:07,579 (There are two lines.) (There are two lines.)
2316 01:29:07,735 01:29:09,734 - Taking photo is... - Is it the flash then? - Taking photo is... - Is it the flash then?
2317 01:29:09,735 01:29:11,334 There is no problem because... There is no problem because...
2318 01:29:11,335 01:29:12,803 It goes back to Copenhagen interpretation. It goes back to Copenhagen interpretation.
2319 01:29:12,804 01:29:15,404 "When you look at it, you affect it." "When you look at it, you affect it."
2320 01:29:15,405 01:29:17,143 "When you don't look at it, it makes a wave." "When you don't look at it, it makes a wave."
2321 01:29:17,144 01:29:18,173 "There's nothing strange about it." "There's nothing strange about it."
2322 01:29:18,174 01:29:20,719 That's Copenhagen interpretation. That's Copenhagen interpretation.
2323 01:29:20,745 01:29:22,944 - What? - By now, - What? - By now,
2324 01:29:22,945 01:29:25,314 Einstein gets angry. Einstein gets angry.
2325 01:29:25,315 01:29:26,584 He asks a harder question. He asks a harder question.
2326 01:29:26,585 01:29:29,723 "Fine. If you take a picture when the electron passes..." "Fine. If you take a picture when the electron passes..."
2327 01:29:29,724 01:29:31,923 "both areas, you said it's only on one side." "both areas, you said it's only on one side."
2328 01:29:31,924 01:29:33,093 "That's right." "That's right."
2329 01:29:33,094 01:29:35,763 "Then where was the electron..." "Then where was the electron..."
2330 01:29:35,764 01:29:36,893 "before you took the picture?" "before you took the picture?"
2331 01:29:36,894 01:29:39,364 When you closed your eyes, the apple was here. When you closed your eyes, the apple was here.
2332 01:29:39,365 01:29:41,433 You open your eyes, and it's here. You open your eyes, and it's here.
2333 01:29:41,434 01:29:43,433 Then where was it just before you opened your eyes? Then where was it just before you opened your eyes?
2334 01:29:43,434 01:29:44,734 - It was there. - The same place. - It was there. - The same place.
2335 01:29:44,735 01:29:46,603 If you say that, If you say that,
2336 01:29:46,604 01:29:49,803 you acknowledge that there is a location of this object. you acknowledge that there is a location of this object.
2337 01:29:49,804 01:29:52,543 That means, if the electron was here just before you opened your eyes, That means, if the electron was here just before you opened your eyes,
2338 01:29:52,544 01:29:54,114 it can't be at both places at the same time. it can't be at both places at the same time.
2339 01:29:54,115 01:29:56,284 When Einstein asked this question, When Einstein asked this question,
2340 01:29:56,285 01:29:58,114 Bohr and other people thought about it. Bohr and other people thought about it.
2341 01:29:58,115 01:30:01,024 "You don't know where it is until you open your eyes." "You don't know where it is until you open your eyes."
2342 01:30:01,025 01:30:03,284 Einstein loses it. "Come here." Einstein loses it. "Come here."
2343 01:30:03,285 01:30:05,324 "Do you see the moon or not?" "Do you see the moon or not?"
2344 01:30:05,325 01:30:06,423 "I do." "I do."
2345 01:30:06,424 01:30:08,739 "Let's close your eyes. Is the moon still there or not?" "Let's close your eyes. Is the moon still there or not?"
2346 01:30:09,464 01:30:10,640 "No." "No."
2347 01:30:10,695 01:30:11,793 Is that what they said? Is that what they said?
2348 01:30:11,794 01:30:13,064 They must say that. They must say that.
2349 01:30:13,065 01:30:14,734 It's there the moment you see it. It's there the moment you see it.
2350 01:30:14,735 01:30:16,034 You must not know where it is until you see it. You must not know where it is until you see it.
2351 01:30:16,035 01:30:18,503 They probably said that because they had to. They probably said that because they had to.
2352 01:30:18,504 01:30:20,133 Einstein starts teasing them. Einstein starts teasing them.
2353 01:30:20,134 01:30:21,944 "Fine. Everyone. Let's not look at it." "Fine. Everyone. Let's not look at it."
2354 01:30:21,945 01:30:23,204 "You said it's not there." "No." "You said it's not there." "No."
2355 01:30:23,205 01:30:24,944 "Now the dog is looking at it. Is it still there or not?" "Now the dog is looking at it. Is it still there or not?"
2356 01:30:24,945 01:30:26,874 Einstein must've been very angry. Einstein must've been very angry.
2357 01:30:26,875 01:30:28,914 - He was very angry. - He's just like me. - He was very angry. - He's just like me.
2358 01:30:28,915 01:30:32,114 You might find the situation troubling, You might find the situation troubling,
2359 01:30:32,115 01:30:34,114 but it doesn't trouble me anymore because... but it doesn't trouble me anymore because...
2360 01:30:34,115 01:30:36,553 Do you remember AlphaGo? Do you remember AlphaGo?
2361 01:30:36,554 01:30:38,893 - AlphaGo beat Lee Se Dol. - Yes. - AlphaGo beat Lee Se Dol. - Yes.
2362 01:30:38,894 01:30:40,253 Pro go player kept saying, Pro go player kept saying,
2363 01:30:40,254 01:30:41,893 "That's strange." "That's strange."
2364 01:30:41,894 01:30:43,893 "AlphaGo made a strange move." "AlphaGo made a strange move."
2365 01:30:43,894 01:30:45,234 "It will probably lose." "It will probably lose."
2366 01:30:45,235 01:30:47,603 "Does this make sense? It doesn't make sense at all." "Does this make sense? It doesn't make sense at all."
2367 01:30:47,604 01:30:49,110 But it won. But it won.
2368 01:30:49,464 01:30:52,173 Then can pro go players say... Then can pro go players say...
2369 01:30:52,174 01:30:54,303 the game is invalid... the game is invalid...
2370 01:30:54,304 01:30:56,503 because it made a move that pro players don't understand? because it made a move that pro players don't understand?
2371 01:30:56,504 01:30:59,543 Why does our understanding matter over the result? Why does our understanding matter over the result?
2372 01:30:59,544 01:31:02,383 In terms of mathematics, quantum mechanics is perfect. In terms of mathematics, quantum mechanics is perfect.
2373 01:31:02,384 01:31:04,414 The thing is that we don't understand. The thing is that we don't understand.
2374 01:31:04,415 01:31:06,013 How do you expect humans to understand quantum mechanics... How do you expect humans to understand quantum mechanics...
2375 01:31:06,014 01:31:07,999 when we don't even understand AlphaGo? when we don't even understand AlphaGo?
2376 01:31:08,254 01:31:09,683 So, So,
2377 01:31:09,684 01:31:11,994 we humans aren't made to understand the universe. we humans aren't made to understand the universe.
2378 01:31:11,995 01:31:14,694 Right. We know what we know because that's what we were told. Right. We know what we know because that's what we were told.
2379 01:31:14,695 01:31:16,763 - Exactly. - Bohr who made... - Exactly. - Bohr who made...
2380 01:31:16,764 01:31:19,293 Copenhagen interpretation concluded the situation. Copenhagen interpretation concluded the situation.
2381 01:31:19,294 01:31:22,003 "The problem lies within humans." "The problem lies within humans."
2382 01:31:22,004 01:31:24,774 "The problem is that humans don't understand it." "The problem is that humans don't understand it."
2383 01:31:24,775 01:31:27,173 "The problem is that there is no language..." "The problem is that there is no language..."
2384 01:31:27,174 01:31:31,049 "to explain that it passes two holes at the same time." "to explain that it passes two holes at the same time."
2385 01:31:31,174 01:31:34,390 "The problem is that we don't have the concept and experience." "The problem is that we don't have the concept and experience."
2386 01:31:34,644 01:31:37,484 "But there is no problem in the universe." "But there is no problem in the universe."
2387 01:31:37,485 01:31:39,284 That sounds like the essence of life. That sounds like the essence of life.
2388 01:31:39,285 01:31:42,024 Don't try to understand how the world goes around. Don't try to understand how the world goes around.
2389 01:31:42,025 01:31:43,860 The world continues to go around regardless. The world continues to go around regardless.
2390 01:31:43,985 01:31:45,700 - It's hard, isn't it? - It's hard. - It's hard, isn't it? - It's hard.
2391 01:31:45,794 01:31:46,893 Remember this. Remember this.
2392 01:31:46,894 01:31:48,940 He's smiling brightly. He's smiling brightly.
2393 01:31:49,025 01:31:50,124 You'll never understand. You'll never understand.
2394 01:31:50,125 01:31:51,921 (Everyone. Nobody understands quantum mechanics in the world.) (Everyone. Nobody understands quantum mechanics in the world.)
2395 01:31:51,922 01:32:52,120 (Ads 01:31:51 --> 01:32:52) (Ads 01:31:51 --> 01:32:52)
2396 01:32:52,245 01:32:54,660 (My Friend's Mom's Recipe) (My Friend's Mom's Recipe)
2397 01:32:54,684 01:32:55,754 - Hello. - Hello. - Hello. - Hello.
2398 01:32:55,755 01:32:57,629 (We're daily hosts.) (We're daily hosts.)
2399 01:32:58,255 01:33:00,259 (Who's the friend today?) (Who's the friend today?)
2400 01:33:00,554 01:33:02,223 (Hong Jin Kyeong) (Hong Jin Kyeong)
2401 01:33:02,224 01:33:03,494 - She's my mom. - Yes. - She's my mom. - Yes.
2402 01:33:03,495 01:33:05,440 (I don't know what to do.) (I don't know what to do.)
2403 01:33:06,264 01:33:08,169 (The last recipe) (The last recipe)
2404 01:33:08,535 01:33:10,169 (Jin Kyeong's family's intestine soup) (Jin Kyeong's family's intestine soup)
2405 01:33:10,194 01:33:12,040 (Have you ever heard of electric charge?) (Have you ever heard of electric charge?)
2406 01:33:12,064 01:33:13,064 (Your highness.) (Your highness.)
2407 01:33:13,064 01:33:14,139 (Your majesty.) (Your majesty.)
2408 01:33:14,234 01:33:15,309 Oh, historical drama... Oh, historical drama...
2409 01:33:15,705 01:33:17,049 (Not that.) (Not that.)
2410 01:33:17,335 01:33:18,549 It's moving. It's moving.
2411 01:33:18,575 01:33:20,980 (He meant this.) (He meant this.)
2412 01:33:21,375 01:33:23,519 (Fascinating Science Stories) (Fascinating Science Stories)
2413 01:33:23,545 01:33:26,620 (A self-portrait is a painting of a painter himself.) (A self-portrait is a painting of a painter himself.)
2414 01:33:26,844 01:33:28,759 (Selfies are the self-portraits nowadays.) (Selfies are the self-portraits nowadays.)
2415 01:33:28,814 01:33:30,154 (Studying one's character...) (Studying one's character...)
2416 01:33:30,155 01:33:32,129 (through a photo) (through a photo)
2417 01:33:32,184 01:33:34,654 Let's take a look at Do Yeon's photo. Let's take a look at Do Yeon's photo.
2418 01:33:34,655 01:33:35,969 (Is that really Do Yeon?) (Is that really Do Yeon?)
2419 01:33:36,625 01:33:39,093 (Fascinating Art Stories) (Fascinating Art Stories)
2420 01:33:39,094 01:33:40,523 (We're going to Lincoln Center.) (We're going to Lincoln Center.)
2421 01:33:40,524 01:33:42,034 (I used to go there often when I was young.) (I used to go there often when I was young.)
2422 01:33:42,035 01:33:43,910 (It's gotten so luxurious now.) (It's gotten so luxurious now.)
2423 01:33:44,165 01:33:45,803 It used to be a very poor town. It used to be a very poor town.
2424 01:33:45,804 01:33:46,933 (Things are gone...) (Things are gone...)
2425 01:33:46,934 01:33:48,574 (again...) (again...)
2426 01:33:48,575 01:33:50,174 (and again.) (and again.)
2427 01:33:50,175 01:33:51,919 You said you'll buy me spaghetti. You said you'll buy me spaghetti.
2428 01:33:52,045 01:33:53,750 (This isn't what I used to know.) (This isn't what I used to know.)
2429 01:33:54,075 01:33:56,044 (Old New Yorker doesn't know the current trend.) (Old New Yorker doesn't know the current trend.)
2430 01:33:56,045 01:33:57,214 (The Vessel) (The Vessel)
2431 01:33:57,215 01:34:01,230 (Let's walk up to the top.) (Let's walk up to the top.)
2432 01:34:01,255 01:34:02,883 (Nope. I'm not going.) (Nope. I'm not going.)
2433 01:34:02,884 01:34:04,830 (Lee Seo Jin's New York, New York) (Lee Seo Jin's New York, New York)
2434 01:34:04,854 01:34:06,360 (When I heard I was going here...) (When I heard I was going here...)
2435 01:34:06,384 01:34:07,683 (Seung Gi was excited...) (Seung Gi was excited...)
2436 01:34:07,684 01:34:08,799 (to work at this factory.) (to work at this factory.)
2437 01:34:09,054 01:34:10,553 (It's the LP factory.) (It's the LP factory.)
2438 01:34:10,554 01:34:12,240 (You're making your own LP.) (You're making your own LP.)
2439 01:34:12,264 01:34:13,839 (You should feel a sense of duty.) (You should feel a sense of duty.)
2440 01:34:13,965 01:34:15,769 (No defects will be allowed.) (No defects will be allowed.)
2441 01:34:15,795 01:34:17,563 (Defective) (Defective)
2442 01:34:17,564 01:34:19,610 (Defective again) (Defective again)
2443 01:34:20,365 01:34:21,480 (My poor LP) (My poor LP)
2444 01:34:21,505 01:34:22,679 (100 limited editions) (100 limited editions)
2445 01:34:22,804 01:34:25,150 (That is nothing.) (That is nothing.)
2446 01:34:25,545 01:34:27,580 (Real Factory Experience) (Real Factory Experience)
2447 01:34:28,115 01:34:31,414 ("Return" by Lee Seung Gi) ("Return" by Lee Seung Gi)
2448 01:34:31,415 01:34:35,490 I think of you every moment. I think of you every moment.
2449 01:34:36,684 01:34:40,084 That low tone voice. That low tone voice.
2450 01:34:40,085 01:34:43,330 That echoed quietly. That echoed quietly.
2451 01:34:43,455 01:34:45,669 Even your resemblance. Even your resemblance.
2452 01:34:46,165 01:34:50,440 That looked like spring sunlight. That looked like spring sunlight.
2453 01:34:51,205 01:34:54,534 You always brightly shined. You always brightly shined.
2454 01:34:54,535 01:34:57,179 On my day On my day