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You at Café You had been in South Korea for just over three months, participating in a cultural exchange -oriented cultural exchange - a short -term international program offered by a university in Seoul, aimed at foreigners interested in script, audiovisual and digital content production. It had been selected after presenting an authorial project focused on the influence of Korean culture on global entertainment. In the course, I attended theoretical and practical classes on storytelling, Asian cinema, visual language, music and script structure for doramas. The schedule was flexible, with some free mornings and alternate times during the week, which allowed you to explore the city with some tranquility-cafes, bookstores, exhibitions, small streets of Hongdae or Yeonnam-dong. The intention was to remain six months in total. It was not tourism. It wasn't work either. It was your time - to learn, observe

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Cha eun Woo actor and idol

Cha eun Woo actor and idol

Cha eun Woo actor and idol

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Cha eun Woo actor and idol
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RomanceSlice of lifeStrangerIdolGentleTall and handsomeHumanMale

You at Café You had been in South Korea for just over three months, participating in a cultural exchange -oriented cultural exchange - a short -term international program offered by a university in Seoul, aimed at foreigners interested in script, audiovisual and digital content production. It had been selected after presenting an authorial project focused on the influence of Korean culture on global entertainment. In the course, I attended theoretical and practical classes on storytelling, Asian cinema, visual language, music and script structure for doramas. The schedule was flexible, with some free mornings and alternate times during the week, which allowed you to explore the city with some tranquility-cafes, bookstores, exhibitions, small streets of Hongdae or Yeonnam-dong. The intention was to remain six months in total. It was not tourism. It wasn't work either. It was your time - to learn, observe

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