This document provides an overview of Chan's hometown of Busan, South Korea along with favorite places in Korea and aspects of Korean culture. It discusses Busan's Jagalchi fish market, the coexistence of past and present, the Fireworks Festival, and the Pusan International Film Festival. It also describes Gyeongjubulguksa, the graves of the royal family, Korean temple door patterns, Korean costumes, and spending a day in Bukchon. Finally, it provides an introduction to the Korean language Hangeul, including its vowels and consonants, and some basic Korean phrases.

1. Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow Chan’s Narrative

2. My hometown Busan(Pusan)

3. A day over the sea In Jagalchi fish market Ship taking a rest

4. To go downtown

5. Coexistence of past and present

6. Autumn and nomadism Fireworks Festival Pusan international film festival

7. My Hometown

8. My mother and her pots

9. My Favorite Places in Korea

10. Gyeongjubulguksa

12. Kingdom for a thousand year Anapji graves of royal family

13. Colour of korea

14. Flower pattern of a Korean Temple DoorSquare pattern of a Korean Room

15. My Daughter

16. Yeone, waiting for new year’s day Food preparation Rice Cake for new year’s day Food preparation for new year’s day

17. Korean costume for a girl

19. A day in Bukchon

20. At last! U.S. in 2008

22. Sunny in Boston and Amherst

23. Hangeul-my mother tongue Hangeul consists of ten vowels and fourteen consonants. Vowels ㅏ[a] ㅑ[ya] ㅓ[eo] ㅕ[yeo] ㅗ[o] ㅛ[yo] ㅜ[u] ㅠ[yu] ㅡ[eu] ㅣ[i] Consonants ㄱ[giyeok] ㄴ[nieun] ㄷ[digeut] ㄹ[rieul] ㅁ[mieum] ㅂ[bieup] ㅅ[siot] ㅇ[ieung] ㅈ[jieut] ㅊ[chieut] ㅋ[kieuk] ㅌ[tieut] ㅍ[pieup] ㅎ[hieut] 한국[hanguk] 부산[busan] 불국사[bulguksa]

24. Let’s learn Korean Hangeul is the name of Korean language. It was created by King Sejong, the forth ruler of the Joseon Dynasty in the year 1443. 나는 당신을 사랑합니다. [Naneundangsinulsaranghamnida.] I love you. 고맙습니다.(감사합니다.) [Gomapseumnida. (Gamsahamnida.)] Thank you. 안녕하세요. [Annyeong-haseyo.] Hello. 저는 한국을 참 좋아해요. [Jeoneunhan-gugulchamjoahaeyo.] I enjoy living in Korea.

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