I was so excited to be there again......:)
Although it turned out that we did not explore the area even for 15 minutes.
The only reason why we came to this place was because inside the park there were some kinds of traditional stalls that would teach us to make Korean traditional handicrafts!
Yes, you read it right.
Instead of exploring the IMAX theater (oooohhhh), the roller coaster (ooooooooooh), the 4D movie theater (ooooooooooh)....and so many oooooooooooohhhhhhhh nooooooooooooos again........
We were ushered to the stalls where we could only choose one booth and made ourselves contempt to what we chose in the first place and stuck with it. So, before choosing, we got to make sure that that was what we really really wanted....:)
After taking an attentive look at all of the stalls, I ended up making a mask out of play dough that I would stick into a piece of paper and then have it covered in plastic (see the picture later on).
So, all of the students...had already chosen their lots and started being busy with what they were making.
Hmmm...it was fun. It turned out to be just quite fun, though.
I wished I could make two choices.
Making masks, making jewelry, beads, mirror, paintings with Korea-themed ingredients.
Although it turned out that we did not explore the area even for 15 minutes.
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| bye bye futuristic park:) though we did not even feel you:) |
The only reason why we came to this place was because inside the park there were some kinds of traditional stalls that would teach us to make Korean traditional handicrafts!Yes, you read it right.
Instead of exploring the IMAX theater (oooohhhh), the roller coaster (ooooooooooh), the 4D movie theater (ooooooooooh)....and so many oooooooooooohhhhhhhh nooooooooooooos again........
We were ushered to the stalls where we could only choose one booth and made ourselves contempt to what we chose in the first place and stuck with it. So, before choosing, we got to make sure that that was what we really really wanted....:)
After taking an attentive look at all of the stalls, I ended up making a mask out of play dough that I would stick into a piece of paper and then have it covered in plastic (see the picture later on).So, all of the students...had already chosen their lots and started being busy with what they were making.
Hmmm...it was fun. It turned out to be just quite fun, though.
I wished I could make two choices.
Making masks, making jewelry, beads, mirror, paintings with Korea-themed ingredients.
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