여행자는 절대 모르는 카자흐스탄의 놀라운 사실들 - 중앙아시아 〔01〕

It's supposed to rain a lot in Korea, but it's raining a lot. It's the first one, and I'll do the second one. Hello, I'm Chae Koji. This is my room in Noryangjin Rooftop Room. I'm done with my trip to Eastern Europe and Jordan. I'm going to work in Korea and spend some time with my family. I'm going to Kazakhstan today. I've been checking the comments lately. I can't read all the comments. So I'm going to answer some of the questions that come up a lot. First of all, questions about the bag. I've told you a few times about the bag. It's a Rundax product. It's a 60-liter bag. I use two cameras when I shoot videos. I'm using the GoPro 10 11 first. And I'm using the iPhone 14 Pro. In my case, I usually shoot videos from 60 frames to 4K. Personally, I'm using DSLR very well. And in the case of the laptop, I'm using the MacBook 14-inch Pro M2. It's compatible with my iPhone, so I'm using it well. To give you a brief explanation of why I use these Apple products, First of all, I'm editing, so I'm using a program called Final Cut. It's easy for beginners like me to edit. It's good because it's easy to see. And this time, I'm using the M2. It's definitely fast. Even if you overlap a few high-definition shots that take up a lot of time-lapse or such, I can do it very comfortably without lag. I personally like it a lot. I think I've answered a lot of questions. I'll try to answer the rest of the questions as much as I can in the comments. I'm going to Kazakhstan now. I think he won a medal today. I think I have to go over there. He must be a great man. Good. My friend. Thank you. I speak English. I'm in trouble. What's up? Okay. What's up? I heard that Kazakhs can't speak English at all. You can't speak English at all. I'm in trouble. I'm just sending this. It's not easy. How do I get there? What is this? You have to go this way. Can I walk? Yes. Thank you. Thank you so much. Yes, here. Here? 16 and there. This one? Here? Yes. That girl? Yes. Hello. It feels like an apartment. Thank you. You're welcome. Thank you. It's good. It's clean. It's nice. Okay. No one has lived here before you. And the slippers are also new. Oh, this is new. New. Thank you. Can you? Yes, I'm in Kazakhstan now. I'm going to wear it well. It's perfect. Everything is perfect except for the color of the blanket and the color of the towel. I'll wear it very well. I'm going to start my trip to Almaty tomorrow. The entrance is over. See you later. Yes, I'm in Almaty at the hotel. It's amazing. There are a lot of people here who look like Koreans. There are a lot of people who look like Russians. It's mixed. I don't know if it's because it's the first time in Central Asia. It's familiar and different. It's amazing here. Okay? Thank you. Hello. Can I shake your hand? Yes, of course. Hello. Nice to meet you. I've been living in Kazakhstan for 27 years. I'm Kim Mingyu. You're a young man. Yes, I'm very young. It's almost an immigration. It's not a citizen's right. It's a government's right. Oh, it's a government's right. I need to know in advance. Or if you're traveling, When you travel to Kazakhstan, It's fun to travel. I'm just kidding. Kazakhstan and Central Asia are younger than me. He's younger than us. Really? You were born in 1991. I was born in 1991. That's right. I've never been to the Soviet Union. When I was in Korea, You know, the place where you learn about history. It was the same. It's very complicated. There's nothing that works. There's nothing that doesn't work. It's all legal. There's nothing that doesn't work. That's what it felt like. It's a lot better now. In Central Asia, Kazakhstan is the most democratic country. I don't know if that's really going to happen. We'll have to wait and see. Anyway, that's how it started. It's important that it started. Are you close to Russia? Are you close to the Chinese? You're close to Russia, right? It's an ally country. I told you not to mess with me. It's a little different. In the case of language, For example, I can't speak Kazakh. There are two languages in this country. Russian and Kazakh. I've shared two languages. But when I first came in here, Even at the time of education, Russian was the top priority. Since ancient times, the social leaders have used Russian. The people in the countryside and abroad have used Kazakh. There was discrimination. It doesn't make sense that Kazakh people can't speak Kazakh. If you're Korean, it doesn't make sense that you can't speak Korean. It doesn't make sense that you can't speak Korean. It's been a long time since we've been able to use Kazakh as a priority. Now we have to use Kazakh unconditionally. Are Kazakh and Russian different? It's completely different. But sometimes we use the same key. We speak a lot of languages. How long have you lived in China? I've lived in a similar house in Kazakhstan for a long time. How do you think of Korea and China? I've heard a lot of similar things. What do I always say? You and I are the same. They like animals. They like to feed us. I usually have a bad feeling. Why is that? First of all, I met Seok-kyung. I think she's right. All the young people in their 20s speak Kazakh. They all speak Kazakh. It's embarrassing to go around with me. It's amazing. It's different from Kazakh. Kazakh people speak Kazakh well. The rent of an Almaty house is 60,000 won. Almaty? It's not a good house. It's an old house. How do you know that? Almaty is expensive. The rent is 12,000 won. Almaty rent is more expensive. I think it's about 20,000 won. On average, you have to pay 1,500 won. My wife and son-in-law work. There are a lot of foreigners. I'm in the middle. It's more than 1,000 won. Almaty rent is expensive. It's an old house. The rent is 16,500 won. It's a good house. If you bring it to Korea, It's 1,150,000 won. It's a good house. Can I go to Korea? Yes. You can go to Korea. There's a risk. Developed countries Countries like China It's unlikely. I don't know that. 16.5% of the people in Korea 16.5% of the people living in Korea Listen carefully. The loan was 16.5 percent. Inapp��증 Reference money The profit will be high. 1.5 million won THAIF Would you like to buy it? Yes I'd rather go to Korea. on the contrary I'd give them 16.5% of it. Because the probability of death is low, I can't do much. I can't do that much. I can speak English. Oh, you can speak English? Really? Yeah, I heard you want to go to Korea for... Yes, for working. For working? Are you a Kazakhstan? Yes, I'm from Kazakhstan. You're from Almaty? Almaty? No, I'm from... Taraz? Yes. I like... I heard you like Korean dramas. Yes, I like it very much. You like it? But not dramas. Romantic. Dream, dream. Mouse. Big mouse. Thank you. Thank you for your interview. Thank you. Bye. Bye bye. It's really good food. Thank you. Perfect. Thank you. Thanks a lot. Thank you. How do you do? Hello. My name is Ronyun Lee. My name is Bego Guseom. My name is Mitch Richeson. We're from the Seoulifa Exchange baixok of Hundreds of Patriots of Korea. It's a football club. I heard that traditional values are more important than economic values. In the old days, people got married at the age of 13. That's a long time ago. I'm 13 years old now. I'm 100% 13 years old now. So traditional values are more important than economic values. Yes. I'm curious about what you think is important when you look at women. I can't see it. I can't see traditional values, but it's not that important. I'm not saying it's not important. I don't think it's a bad thing. People don't care about traditional values. A woman's pride doesn't matter. That's why I'm saying it's not important. In Korea, there are a lot of people who are in their 30s. I don't think I'm married. What do people in Kazakhstan think about that? I'll ask you again. The second wave is already in the third wave. That's when this period starts. In the late 20s, in the early 20s, I got married and divorced. In the middle of my 20s, in the late 20s, I got married and divorced again. I got married for the third time in my 20s. I heard there's a lawyer's office here. I don't think it's that bad. But that's what's going on. Is it common to get married and divorced in Kazakhstan? Yes, it is. 80% of the people in Kazakhstan are married. But you got divorced and got married early. There's a high rate of remarriage here. That's why you got married early. I don't think it's that bad in Korea. It's really bad in Korea. I think Korea is a little lighter these days. It's not that light. As-salamu alaykum He's the chief of staff here. He's a lawyer. I'm Jay. Nice to meet you. In my opinion, a young woman running a law firm. I think this Central Asian culture is Islam. It's a male-centered culture. I think the 26-year-old CEO is very original to me. I started my career in Russia. That's not a country you can find there. It's a masculine society. To a CEO, a man must be the chief. Yes, I have one company in Russia, so I am working as a second manager for a company in Kazakhstan. You can do whatever you want. If you like the job, is there any time limit? I have more than 20 employees. I have more than 100 clients. The companies are all companies, factories, and banks. So the sales are not bad. I see. Thank you. Your pronunciation is good. I think there are a lot of people. There are a lot of people on a weekday. There is a staff. What do you want? Kazakhstan beer. Local beer? Yes. Do you need a glass? Yes, please. Baekal beer, right? Okay, perfect. Thanks to you, I had a lot of fun today. I love you. I can't do it alone. In the past, I liked to travel and see the scenery. From now on, I'm going to do something more. It's different to know and see. I'm glad I could see it that way. Thanks to you, I had a lot of fun today. That's all for today's video. Thank you for watching the video. Thank you. Bye. Thank you.