On a Sunday, Korean girls visit their local Indonesian friends and do a hilarious chatting till not realizing it’s been six hours. And that doesn’t means the visit is over. They continue hangout.

Anomaly. Koreans are highly competitive society with hard work and pursuit to earn money as much as possible. Situation forces them to implement such a custom. Due to rare natural resources, they have to work hard, otherwise they cannot eat. So they are tiresome all the time due to hard work and self improvement, even feel guilty when taking a break for just a little rest.

Chatting is kinda normal here, hardly considered as ‘wasting time’ and for foreigners, seeing this is one of their cultural shocks.

OMG

By self cooking, it costs approximately 1.2 US $, and if you go to street restaurant, it might cost 2.4 US $, for all you see in the picture below: a plate of rice, 10 fried Tempes and Kangkung dish.

Tempe is made of fermented soya beans, and among most recommended foods for vegans for its superb nutrition.

Perhaps due to curious, or trying something different, or whatever, but she is not the only Non Muslim doing that.

She came to Indonesia for the first time in 2016 and lived there for 6 months. Then returned back to Korea, and lately she moved to Indonesia and will live there for unplanned time, sounds like for the rest of her life.

I don’t think this happens in big cities like Jakarta.

It’s Malang city in East Java.

The complete reality of Tornado (not all point that I agree) :

https://lisbdnet.com/what-do-tornadoes-sound-like/

An instance of tornado Sound :

https://soundscrate.com/sound-effects/soundscrate-tornado

Never experienced like in Bali before

Angklung is made of bamboo. It is sounded by hand-vibrating.

Ethnic meets modern: Bohemian Rhapsody

Mission Impossible

They treat everyone well, show hospitality, pure, sincere, no drama.

Especially before he was so famous as the 1st president of Indonesia, i.e. being a young independence fighter, he interacted much with humble class people, which is called “Marhaen”, a word adopted by him after a poor farmer named Marhaen whom he interviewed about his hard daily life becoming the victim of greedy wealthy people and unjust system.

It was one century ago. And the situation of marhaens is better now (nothing’s ‘perfect’ though) while the hospitality still lasts as before.

Nick experienced the same hospitality as Soekarno did.

Chef with kinda entertainment or humors.

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“(post an example) Who is not Javanese but their face looks very Javanese”

The problem is: What does exactly a Javanese look like??

This guy also had similar problem:

Lone asked: “What does Javanese face look like?”

Masiro replied: “There are the examples in Wayang.”

Here is Wayang 👇

But Warga Setempat gave correction : “(Not wayang), it’s Reog, bro”

Reog 👇

What another pointless, random talk. ~