Skip to main content

60s Korean Countryside Fair(Market)/Корейская сельская ярмарка 60-х (рынок)

Comments

  1. BullJanuary 30, 2021 at 4:21 AM

    The queer head gear got made of horse hairs, light but sustaining long hair thrown back balled on top. Even China don't have such light airy head gear humble farmers was used to, but ruling class had variety of its shape. Even king has its version in office.
    The fair takes every 5 days. I got used to the sight of fair or not. 60 years back when I neared 20th youngster. This bizarre sight gone off for good. Global trendy shopping mall
    prevails. White drapery wears were made homemade no tailor one. Why white color is dominant? Because no dyeing stuff easy available. Called "White Ethnic".

    ReplyDelete
  2. BullJanuary 30, 2021 at 4:22 AM

    Странный головной убор был сделан из конского волоса, легкого, но устойчивого к тому, что длинные волосы были собраны назад и собраны сверху. Даже в Китае нет таких легких воздушных головных уборов, к которым привыкли скромные фермеры, но у правящего класса была разнообразная форма. Даже у короля есть своя версия у власти.
    Ярмарка проходит каждые 5 дней. Привык к зрелищу ярмарка или нет. 60 лет назад, когда мне было 20 лет. Это странное зрелище исчезло навсегда. Глобальный модный торговый центр
    преобладает. Белые драпировки шили в домашних условиях без портных. Почему белый цвет доминирует? Потому что нет легкого крашения. Называется «Белый этнический».

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Formidable Horn Sharp Mamals

Many animals with horns can be found on the African continent. Unfortunately, many of these are hunted for their horns. Some species face near extinction purely because they are animals with horns! However, millions of these animals still cover the African savanna. There are many graceful herds of the Bovidae family to appreciate. Here is everything you need to know about animals with horns.
1 comment
Read more

My Warm Insulated Dome Home Built over 2 Hours

DOME-DOM - A NEW MAGAZINE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF LOW-RISE MODULAR CONSTRUCTION Prefabricated energy-efficient eco-friendly domed houses and complexes made of polyurethane foam. Typical elements are manufactured at a plant in the city of Lyubertsy near Moscow from high-quality European components, have a reinforced frame and fastenings according to the "thorn-groove" system. Since 2012, we have been producing houses using Dome-Dom technology and have hundreds of completed projects. __________________________________________________________________ This estimating guide has been prepared by Natural Spaces Domes, Inc. for the would-be dome builder, as an effort to give some help in figuring the rough costs one could expect to pay for a finished dome, built on an existing prepared lot. Many of the inquiries we receive have to do with various degrees of owner-participation in the actual construction and with various levels of finished quality. We have prepared the following to...
1 comment
Read more

Bizarre Jewish Wedding Dance

  Traditional Jewish Wedding Songs and Dances | The Horah, Mezinke Tanz Festive Jewish Wedding Songs and Dances Not only does the Jewish wedding ceremony have a number of meaningful rituals, a Jewish wedding reception also has rich traditions of its own. These traditions represent the bride and groom and their changing relationship status. The traditional music and dances of a Jewish wedding play a strong role in the festive celebration. There are a variety of traditional Jewish dances that take place at a Jewish wedding reception. These dances are paired with traditional songs, and the dance is performed by not only the bride and groom, but by other family members and guests as well. The Horah The Horah is one of the most well known traditional wedding songs. Even if you are not Jewish, you have probably seen this dance portrayed in TV shows and movies. The Horah is performed to the song Hava Nagila or Klezmer. Hava Nagila is a Hebrew folk song, performed not only at weddings, but...
Post a Comment
Read more