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Jung Hae In's Travel Log

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Actor Jung Hae In becomes the producer of a documentary. He is hosting his version of the documentary Backpack Travels and chooses his first destination New York, the city where every traveler dreams about. It is a documentary about walking as he travels around the city. He will be joined by his fellow actors Eun Jong Gun and Lim Hyun Soo, and they will show their unexpected chemistry. How will their walk-documentary turnout?

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“Jung Hae-In’s Travel Log”

By Jae-Ha Kim Substack March 17, 2020

“Jung Hae-In’s Travel Log” is a delightful series featuring the actor, Jung Hae-In (“ Pretty Noona Who Buys Me Food ,” “ One Spring Night “). For eight hours, Jung — who is later joined by his friends Lim Hyun-S00 and Eun Jong-Gun — tours around New York (and a little bit of Canada). He was so awed by everything he saw, marveling at the sight of things that many of us are used to. But, I reckon that’s how most Americans would feel about visiting Seoul for the first time.

What I really enjoyed about this series was that he didn’t seem to care that he was at times overshadowed by his friends. He didn’t edit out moments where they excelled at something he wasn’t as good at. And he left in moments that made him appear (lovably) dorky.

Some of my favorite moments:

♥ They meet a man from India in the subway who is fluent in Korean. He has lived in Seoul for the past dozen years and was vacationing in New York. He helps them navigate their way to their destination.

♥ Jung may be a star, but he is a thrifty celebrity. Even if all he has leftover from his dinner are some sweet potato fries, he takes them back to his rental apartment. When a waitress gives him some oyster crackers, he is wide eyed and asks her if they’re 서비스/service. (In Korea, restaurants often give diners 서비스 — or a free item here and there. One of the subplots in “ When The Camellia Blooms ” revolved around a man being incensed that a pub owner refuses to offer him 서비스). I was laughing so hard at this part, because I would’ve been angry if I was ever charged for those tasteless crackers. Later, when his friends suggest they stop for a coffee break, he pulls out thermoses of instant coffee he made that morning (from those Korean coffee sticks that are both horrible and delicious at the same time). Granted, he did that to save money. But he also wanted them to see as much of New York as they could each day, so the thermoses were timesavers, too.

♥ Unlike many tourists who head straight for their comfort food — which for Koreans includes a trip to Koreatown — he indulged in all the western cuisine he had been curious about, such as authentic hamburgers, New York’s sweet oysters, stops at Michelin-starred restaurants and the famous Hala food truck, which operates in Seoul as well, but was less spicy than the one in New York, according to Jung. A spicy food lover, Jung insisted on having the food truck throw a ton of hot sauce on his food and suffered greatly. He was sweating, dabbing at his nose and looked like he was in pain. At that moment, a Korean American woman and her boss approached him. Turns out the non-Korean boss was the fanboy, who had wanted an introduction and a photo taken with the star.

♥ Eun had gone to school and lived in New York for years, so he’s bilingual. He takes Jung and Lim to his alma mater, Pace University. There, Jung is recognized by a group of girls, who call their friends, who call more friends…and soon the trio of Korean men have a gaggle of American coeds watching them practice basketball. Jung gets flustered when he misses his free throws. He gets even more flustered when Lim makes his free throws. The popup commentary is funny, but not particularly flattering to Jung. And this is when I knew that I admired Jung. As the producer of this series, he could’ve edited out bits that made him look jealous of Lim or peevish. (One of his fans even switched sides to Lim!) But he left it all in. Just like he left in the bits at a bar where a young woman comes over to introduce herself to them. It becomes obvious that the girl is most interested in Lim, who is a tad drunk and oblivious.

♥ But Jung’s acting skills are put to a good test when the trio takes part in an acting class at Pace. Thrown into the workshop, not understanding English very well or what the college seniors are saying in their dialogues, he still steals the show with his magnetic performance. The difference between a pro actor and students who were still trying to find their way was striking.

♥ Though he often plays the handsome guy role (for obvious reasons), Jung is just like us. Even though he’s young and in shape, he grunts 아이고/aigo to show how tired or exasperated he is.

I would love to see more seasons with Jung touring different cities. And though it may not be exciting or new to him, I hope he does a travel series around South Korea. Yes, he knows Seoul inside and out. But surely there are pockets of the country that would be a revelation to him — and the viewers — that would make for compelling viewing.

Airdates:  The eight-part travel series debuted on November 23, 2019 on KBS2.

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I enjoyed seeing NYC in "Jung Hae-In's Travel Log." His perspective as an unjaded tourist was refreshing. As a producer, he also didn't edit the series to make himself look better. He left in bits that showed his jealousy & quirks. Highly recommended!▶️ https://t.co/1xlN8WsDWK ◀️ pic.twitter.com/Zw4ylZW9yq — Jae-Ha Kim 김재하 (@GoAwayWithJae) March 17, 2020

I super love jung hae in’s walkumentary.. i laughed a lot in almost all episodes esp @ the haunted house 😂. Here you will get to know the real jung hae in, wow! Underneath the clildlike looks is a mature responsible person…i watched him first in something in the rain and i became a big fan right away!, but here in his walkumentary you will see the real jung hae in, so passionate, sincere a good friend and a good son! More seasons pls! Stay humble and everything follows! Love love love 💕

I reviewed 7 of my favorite Jung Hae-in projects, including the film TUNE IN FOR LOVE and his super fun reality show JUNG HAE-IN's TRAVEL LOG. Have you watched any of my picks? 🔗 https://t.co/nb5VNVoswJ pic.twitter.com/W0aH2A5Xho — Jae-Ha Kim 김재하 (@GoAwayWithJae) March 13, 2024

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To begin my travel blog, I thought I’d write about my home town of Moscow, Russia. Although I have never truly lived in Russia having moved to the United States when I was just one year old, I have visited the country multiple times as much of my family still lives there.

Undoubtedly, you have all heard of the outrageous myths and stereotypes of Russia and its people. If you believe such myths, you probably think that Russia is a place full of corruption, mafia, bombings, cold winters, depressed people, and of course, vodka. While some of these myths are quite true, many of them are extremely exaggerated.

First of all, Russia has become very corrupt throughout the last few years. Vladimir Putin has now been in office for twelve years and over those twelve years he has eliminated most elections, monopolized major media, and destroyed the democratic political system. Everyday people are brutally arrested for starting and participating in anti-Putin protests, while some are even detained simply for being nearby. Clearly, Putin’s actions are those of a dictator, and he plans to stay in power as long as possible.

However, the political system alone should not scare you away from visiting the unique, beautiful city of Moscow and Russia overall. Contrary to common belief, Moscow has exceptional food and drinks, welcoming people, and a unique and enriching history.

The cuisine in Russia is unlike any other. An abundance of delicious soups, meats, pastries, and desserts are sure to make you fall in love with Russian foods (which are not so popular in the United States yet). First off, Russians love to eat soup with nearly every meal, with the common soup being Borscht, a mix of beets, vegetables, beef, and sour cream. Caviar and dried fish are two other common foods that Russians often eat alongside their main dishes, which include an array of meats, fish, vegetables and garnishes. However, my favorite part of the Russian cuisine is the desserts. Their cakes, candies, and pastries are certainly unlike any dessert found here in America. A common favorite is “blini”, which are very similar to the French crepes and can be filled with anything from sour cream to jam to fruits.

Even though the foods are quite unusual, Russians primarily differ from Americans in their drinking habits. Whereas Americans drink soda or water along with every meal, Russians tend to withhold until they are finished with their meal to drink anything, unless its a few shots of vodka or cognac. As you know, vodka is very popular in Russia and you will often see people drinking with lunch or even breakfast (this is one myth that actually holds true). Other common drinks that can always be found on a restaurant menu include tea, mineral water, and beer.

Now, while the vodka myth may be true, most other Russian stereotypes are quite false. For example, the people of Russia are actually very kind and welcoming to tourists and as long as you stay away from dangerous areas and illegal activity, Russia can be a very safe place.  Just like in New York, Philadelphia, or any other big city, you will always encounter gangs and violence, but a majority of Moscow is calm, clean, and beautiful. Much of this beauty comes from Russia’s unique history full of strong religious belief, Tsarism, and Communism. You must travel to Russia merely to see the extraordinary cathedrals and other memoirs left behind from Russia’s Communist and Tsarist eras. Today, you can even still visit the tomb of Vladimir Lenin and the beautiful KGB headquarters.

So as you can see, Russia is not a place to fear. It is a place full of enlightening culture and history and even if you make the trek out to Russia during the middle of the winter, it can’t get much colder than State College has been for the past few weeks! But, if you go at the right time, you will see a world that looks as if it is straight out of a winter fairytale.

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I really enjoyed reading this. You forgot to mention the stereotype that all Russians have dashboard cameras though. They are a source of great entertainment for most of the internet. I really like how you were able to talk about both the good and the bad parts of Russia, instead of just glorifying it like some people would. This post helped me better understand a lot about Russia and the political situation in Russia. I didn’t realize Putin was as corrupt as he actually is. I thought he had only started to corrupt things after the last election, not that he’s done it over his decade of rule.

On a brighter note, Russian food sounds really good and I will have to try it sometime.

I love that you started with Moscow! For the longest time, Moscow has been a place on my list that I feel as though I must visit (and you have definitely convinced me to make the trip). I don’t know if I have been living under a rock or what, but I really didn’t know that Russia was going through such a political uprising (if that is even the right thing to call it)? Aside from that, all of the cuisine and attractions look incredible! Can’t wait to see your next post!

Awesome description of Russian. I found it very interesting because I am Russian too, but I know nothing of my own heritage honestly. The vodka myth being actually true is so funny. I don’t know how Russians drink vodka so easily! Russia’s political situation with Putin seems very dreary, and I think I smell a revolt coming if what you say about his harsh treatments is true. It’s clear to see you love your home country. Interesting post, i enjoyed reading it!

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