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Yer walkin the streets, dodgin sketchy alleys, and bam—there’s the signal: fishnets, a wink, a lean on a lamppost. Subtle as a sledgehammer, but it works. I’m thinkin, “The world is harsh, but there’s beauty,” like Amélie seein magic in crumbs—only here it’s beauty in the grit, the rawness. Ever hear bout the “green light district” in 1800s NYC? Brothels with green lanterns—classy touch, huh? History’s got jokes.

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Kisaeng also called ginyeo (기녀; 妓女), were enslaved women from outcast or enslaved families who were trained to be courtesans, providing artistic.

After that, I decide to hit up the local market on Andong’s main street. It’s bustling! I’m dodging people left and right. I grab some of those famous Andong jjimdak. OMG, so good! But then, I see this vendor selling these weird-looking snacks. I’m like, “What even is that?” Turns out, it’s some kind of dried fish. No thanks, I’ll pass.

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