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Clay Housing Move South Korea(Южная Корея )

This video was aired long ago by Wonju MBC's documentary plus emotion program. Wonju Soil House School Like Soil Ashram was established in 2004 by Director Je-soon Ko in order to spread ecological residential culture in terms of health move. The graphic promotion sensibly expresses Ashram's soil architecture philosophy, soil house building curriculum, and the passion and daily life of participants to build healthy residence by self __________________________________________________ Это видео было давно показано в программе «Документальный фильм плюс эмоции» Вонджу MBC. Вонджу Soil House School Like Soil Ashram была основана в 2004 году директором Дже-Сун Ко с целью распространения экологической культуры проживания с точки зрения здоровья. Графический рекламный ролик разумно выражает философию почвенной архитектуры Ашрама, учебную программу строительства почвенных домов, а также страсть и повседневную жизнь участников к построению здорового жилья самостоятельно

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  1. BullJanuary 27, 2021 at 7:57 PM

    Clay housing is of traditional prevalent farmer residence.
    Clay is clingy walling material used over centuries in Korea.
    Supposed boosting health prompted the move. One night stay there
    you feel some magnificent energy influence, some magnetic rays fumed.
    When it has floor heating system, more vibrant kick back.
    How much science there not much backed up, but they believe bio kickback.

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  2. BullJanuary 27, 2021 at 7:59 PM

    Глиняное жилье является традиционным преобладающим местом проживания фермеров. Глина - клейкий материал для стен, который веками использовался в Корее. Предполагаемое повышение здоровья побудило к переезду. Останься там на одну ночь вы чувствуете какое-то великолепное энергетическое влияние, какие-то магнитные лучи сгорают.
    Когда он имеет систему подогрева пола, более яркий откат.
    Сколько там науки мало что подкреплено, но они считают био откатом.

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