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기후변화 시대의 living literacy
lisaa아직 다 쓰지는 못했고, 일단 하고 싶은 말 다 쓴거니, 한 포인트로 줄여야 해요-
I've been living in Australia for 7 years. During that 7 years, I felt that Australia is a land which coexists nature and urban life well. There are many natural features such as trees, ground, beach everywhere in the town. The buildings were low, they don't all look square, high, gray and same from each other. There wasn't much traffic gem, neighbours greeted each other everyday, so over all, I felt no rush atmosphere in Australia.
I lived in the outer side of downtown area. It was a very comfortable place for me because not many cars passed by, constructions barely happened so it was very quite and the town was covered with green. (parks, plants, etc) Everything was fine, except I was bored since it took me 1hr 30min to get to the center of city for any entertainments including shopping center, cinema, school etc. In that way, I admired Seoul as [a place to entertain]. I always wanted to come to Korea during my holidays and spend my money on shopping in Dong-dae-moon.
In 2006, I settled back in Korea, and I felt tight due to :
1) entertainments on spending money, consumption culture
For the first few weeks, I really enjoyed my time in Korea. 나는 호주 유학생활 도중 소비를 하기 위해 한국에 왔었는데, 지금 한국에 살면서 느끼는 건, 정말 소비문화를 위해 모든 곳을 투어 상품으로 개발하고, 먹거리와 살거리만 배치시켜놓는 다는 생각. 호주에서 나는 이러한 entertainment를 원했던 것인가? 어떠한 entertainment를 나는 원하는 것인가?
* How do you entertain yourself in city?
2) rapidity culture of Korea.
Every shops and commercial advertisements mention "rapidity". We call delivery service as 'quick service'. Companies have to come up with lots of creative ideas to fasten their economic growth. Buyers prefer faster items. Roads get widen due to never-ending traffic gems. Once I was shocked by seeing an advertisement saying, "If Korea hadn't emphasized [quickly, quickly], we wouldn't have developed this far". Due to this rapidity phenomenon, I was also getting eaten by it. I get very stressed when something don't turn out as I have planned, even from a very small part. (e.g. when the internet gets very slow, or when my bus gets even 10 minutes delayed, I get so stressed)
* Do you also feel the rush atmosphere in your city? When?
3) artificial/human-made looks, construction and redevelopment
높은 빌딩 등이 나를 답답하게 한다. 호주가 좋았던 점은 집들이 낮고, 중간중간에 나무와 땅이 많이 있고, 그래서 색깔이 있다고 생각했다. 한국은 모든 게 아파트, 네모, 흑백 색, 그리고 인공적으로 짓고 있는 "생태적"이라고 말하는 요소들 (청계천 같은) - 그리고 생각해보니 호주에서 아파트가 있었던 유일한 곳은 코리아 타운이었다.
* What is the your image or definition of artificial/human-made looks?
Questions :
- Are you satisfied with your city? What is an ideal city of yours? (detailed aspects)
- Do you feel tight living in your city? When do you feel that?
I've been living in Australia for 7 years. During that 7 years, I felt that Australia is a land which coexists nature and urban life well. There are many natural features such as trees, ground, beach everywhere in the town. The buildings were low, they don't all look square, high, gray and same from each other. There wasn't much traffic gem, neighbours greeted each other everyday, so over all, I felt no rush atmosphere in Australia.
I lived in the outer side of downtown area. It was a very comfortable place for me because not many cars passed by, constructions barely happened so it was very quite and the town was covered with green. (parks, plants, etc) Everything was fine, except I was bored since it took me 1hr 30min to get to the center of city for any entertainments including shopping center, cinema, school etc. In that way, I admired Seoul as [a place to entertain]. I always wanted to come to Korea during my holidays and spend my money on shopping in Dong-dae-moon.
In 2006, I settled back in Korea, and I felt tight due to :
1) entertainments on spending money, consumption culture
For the first few weeks, I really enjoyed my time in Korea. 나는 호주 유학생활 도중 소비를 하기 위해 한국에 왔었는데, 지금 한국에 살면서 느끼는 건, 정말 소비문화를 위해 모든 곳을 투어 상품으로 개발하고, 먹거리와 살거리만 배치시켜놓는 다는 생각. 호주에서 나는 이러한 entertainment를 원했던 것인가? 어떠한 entertainment를 나는 원하는 것인가?
* How do you entertain yourself in city?
2) rapidity culture of Korea.
Every shops and commercial advertisements mention "rapidity". We call delivery service as 'quick service'. Companies have to come up with lots of creative ideas to fasten their economic growth. Buyers prefer faster items. Roads get widen due to never-ending traffic gems. Once I was shocked by seeing an advertisement saying, "If Korea hadn't emphasized [quickly, quickly], we wouldn't have developed this far". Due to this rapidity phenomenon, I was also getting eaten by it. I get very stressed when something don't turn out as I have planned, even from a very small part. (e.g. when the internet gets very slow, or when my bus gets even 10 minutes delayed, I get so stressed)
* Do you also feel the rush atmosphere in your city? When?
3) artificial/human-made looks, construction and redevelopment
높은 빌딩 등이 나를 답답하게 한다. 호주가 좋았던 점은 집들이 낮고, 중간중간에 나무와 땅이 많이 있고, 그래서 색깔이 있다고 생각했다. 한국은 모든 게 아파트, 네모, 흑백 색, 그리고 인공적으로 짓고 있는 "생태적"이라고 말하는 요소들 (청계천 같은) - 그리고 생각해보니 호주에서 아파트가 있었던 유일한 곳은 코리아 타운이었다.
* What is the your image or definition of artificial/human-made looks?
Questions :
- Are you satisfied with your city? What is an ideal city of yours? (detailed aspects)
- Do you feel tight living in your city? When do you feel that?
우리 함께 "게으를 권리" 같이 읽어볼까? 주말부터 같이 읽고, 다음 주에는 함께 얘기할 기회가 있어도 좋겠다.