I can't believe I'm making a happy thread for once
There's a big festival every year between two rival universities and two of the best in the country (Yonsei Univ. vs Korea Univ.).. it's called Go-Yuhn-Jun and it lasts friday and saturday. Today was Baseball, Basketball and Ice Hockey. Tomorrow it's soccer (huge in korea) and rugby
Everyone goes to watch baseball (because we usually win)... but I went with my gut instinct to watch basketball. Thank goodness I didn't go with other international students... I went with my team who are local koreans.... the cheering, dancing, screaming for the team, singing, doing weird rituals throughout the whole thing was a blast. I truly felt what a REAL Go-Yuhn-Jun experience was like... I pity the 100 other international students who sat through that boring baseball match which we lost 3-0.
The score for the basketball game was 75-74... most exciting basketball game I have ever watched.
The reason why basketball isn't popular is because we always lose.
We were huge underdogs... and that makes it even more sweeter. I can say I was part of history and was one of the crowd dressed all in red as we unified and helped our team win.
There's a big festival every year between two rival universities and two of the best in the country (Yonsei Univ. vs Korea Univ.).. it's called Go-Yuhn-Jun and it lasts friday and saturday. Today was Baseball, Basketball and Ice Hockey. Tomorrow it's soccer (huge in korea) and rugby
Everyone goes to watch baseball (because we usually win)... but I went with my gut instinct to watch basketball. Thank goodness I didn't go with other international students... I went with my team who are local koreans.... the cheering, dancing, screaming for the team, singing, doing weird rituals throughout the whole thing was a blast. I truly felt what a REAL Go-Yuhn-Jun experience was like... I pity the 100 other international students who sat through that boring baseball match which we lost 3-0.
The score for the basketball game was 75-74... most exciting basketball game I have ever watched.
The reason why basketball isn't popular is because we always lose.
We were huge underdogs... and that makes it even more sweeter. I can say I was part of history and was one of the crowd dressed all in red as we unified and helped our team win.
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