Yongjusa Temple (용주사)

[nactan]

the "magic ball" is the cintamani or philosopher's stone. in sanskrit it stands for "thought gem", but the chinese translation means "wish-fulfilling gem".

[seouliteguy]

Your video looks more like a professional TV report. Why don't you find a job in TV stations?

[qiranger]

Thanks so much for the compliment on my videos. I'm currently working to break into some TV/Radio here in Seoul.

[fragapple]

Reminds me so much of my two month travel to china last year.. for example the shaolin temple :)

..so similar

I really like the video, thanks!

[teamgh0ul]

very professional! enjoyed this a lot

[qiranger]

Thanks. Glad you did.

[Graehaus]

Beautiful video, not to mention great info. Thank you for sharing.

[qiranger]

Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!

[fehquig]

Buddhism is interesting...

[qiranger]

That it is.

[Mobbs1]

It's almost a parodical distance you start off at in the video, great touch

[qiranger]

;-)

[hnklee]

I remember being frightened as a kid when entering a temple and seeing the scary face of those 사천왕 (Four Heavenly Kings). BTW, what's your favorite temple in Korea so far?

[qiranger]

Don't know. I do like Inwangsan because of its dualistic nature, but I've only been to four temples so far.

[iFukuyama]

the music reminds me of zelda=P great video^^ 5☆

[qiranger]

LOL

Thanks for watching!

[korea148]

Nice !

temples has a lots of history objects .

if you want see another history objects ,

i Recommend "visit (kyung-ju)"

"kyung-ju" has history objects maniest in korea.

[qiranger]

I'll get there eventually!

[korea148]

lol nice !

i think and guess ,

you really love korean's history xD

[TrueBlueAustralian]

wow really well done :)

And nice place too

[qiranger]

Thank You Pauly!

[OhCurt]

It's very cool seeing you experiment with this format, camera angles and effects with the credits.

Nice!

:-)

[qiranger]

Thanks Curt!

[MGSGeneral]

So, when are we going to see your first big documentary on the good old telly?

As always, well done, 5 stars!

[qiranger]

Need to find a good subject first. I think I'd rather be sponsored on a world wide trip first. ;-)

[Perroquet51]

Very beautiful and your commentary was great.

[qiranger]

Thanks Marc!

[jakluk4]

that was amazing :)

[qiranger]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[ASECONDCHANCEAROUND]

I really look forward to these videos,

just to let you know thank you !

**Kisses**

[qiranger]

Thanks Sonia! I really enjoy putting them together!

[dglindner86]

I think a career in television producing/appearing in documentaries/travel shows is there for you if you ever want a change from TEFL. Nice video and, like Zublime75 says, a good choice of music

[qiranger]

Maybe one day!

[Zublime75]

Excellent choice of music!!!!!

the temple is gorgeous :)

[qiranger]

Thanks Salime.

[CountryComesToTown]

Very cool. Isn't it amazing that you can share your all of this from half a world away with us via YouTube? It's amazing. Great video! -Jim

[qiranger]

That it is.

[newyorkdiner]

wow well done! its like I am watch the travel channel! This is best vid to date!

[newyorkdiner]

or the history channel! ^_^

[qiranger]

;-)

[junkienet]

So Pro... soon we are going to have to start calling you a sellout :-P

Nice work Steve

[qiranger]

Thanks Loz... It's this type of work that landed me the reporting job.

[dannisjc]

The architecture is very similar to Kyungbukkong's. Is it just typically Korean or Shilla, or some other reason?

[qiranger]

If you look at all Buddhists temples of the time, you'll find similar architecture. The paint scheme was a mandate of the Josen Dynasty.

[dannisjc]

Aha! Thank you for clearing that up for me!

[APOKALYPSE34]

For a minute I thought I was watching the history channel! Well done ! I learn some thing today! Thank you!!

[itsHyunish]

Yup, the quality is pristine! :)

[thechoos]

impressive as usual. your knowledge in the korean culture...pretty impressive as well!

[qiranger]

Thanks. I enjoy researching it.

[Mobbs1]

Great, another professional video. I'd pay for this kind of material!

I heard somewhere that there is a Dongtan in China too, a newly built (or being built?) city that is entirely self-sufficient... Some super city. I'll have to look more into it.

[qiranger]

Thanks for the complement. Yes, there is a Dongtan in China as well. It's being dubbed a "Green" city I believe.

[qiranger]

Thanks. Not really. More looks of interest than anything else.

[donanica]

Just lovely!

[qiranger]

Thank you.

[onlywhenprovoked]

interesting, informative, and i really like that you recorded the audio separate so that you could be at a distance from the cam. very professionally executed.

you have a real talent for this.

[qiranger]

Thanks. It's a great hobby.

[blah22322]

Realy good video

[qiranger]

감사합니다!

[blackcat2enterprises]

Thank you for sharing this. It would be wicked to see it in person. =)

- Heidi

[qiranger]

Glad you enjoyed it! I found it quite a nice place to visit.