“Don’t move your muzzle randomly” – this is what my friend Seung-bae said, as we stood in front of a Buddhist temple, discussing the issue of hypocrisy and religion. We had driven up the first part of a mountain called 광교산, past the Suwon reservoir, and at the end of the road near the base of the actual mountain, there was a temple, as is typical.
When he said this, he wasn’t criticizing me – he was teaching me an aphorism, which he is very good at.
Here’s a picture of the temple.
Here’s a picture of the view out over Suwon, as it got dark.
Here, we stopped at a hole-in-the-wall for makkoli (rice beer) and egg/vegetable pancakes with some radish kimchi on the side.
Here’s a picture of a truly bogus chicken joint.
