Welcome to Hun Media Hub Hun Media Hub에 오신 걸 환영합니다. I’m someone who pays attention to the small shifts in the places I live and travel through— the texture of a city, the rhythm of people, and the quiet changes that reveal how society is evolving. From something as simple as the taste of… Continue reading Introduction- About Hun
Understanding Dry Eyes: My Eye Doctor’s Insights 악성 안구건조증
😎 Yesterday’s Eye Adventure — And Today’s Recovery Mode Yesterday I went to see an ophthalmology specialist, and let me tell you— he checked my eyes so thoroughly I thought he might actually flip my eyelids inside out and scan my soul while he was at it. He switched lenses, shined lights from every angle,… Continue reading Understanding Dry Eyes: My Eye Doctor’s Insights 악성 안구건조증
Back to Korea: A Journey of Movement and Healing 한국 여행중 발목 부상
Back in Korea — The Final Movements of a Long Journey When I returned to Korea from Bangkok, the pace of my days didn’t slow down at all. If anything, they sped up. Not a single day was spent quietly at home. My body had just survived Bangkok’s heat, humidity, and endless walking— and Korea… Continue reading Back to Korea: A Journey of Movement and Healing 한국 여행중 발목 부상
Bangkok in Wide Angle: From Sunrise Barges to Midnight Cruises 방콕여행
✨ Bangkok Travel Diary 2026 — A Trip Where the Heat, Water Guns, and My Body Made All the Decisions This Bangkok trip… let’s just say it didn’t go according to my beautifully organized plan. The heat was brutal, Songkran turned the streets into a nationwide water‑gun battlefield, and my body kept saying, “Let’s not.”… Continue reading Bangkok in Wide Angle: From Sunrise Barges to Midnight Cruises 방콕여행
Yuna’s 2026 Seoul Travel Diary: A Family Reunion 유나와 함께한 한국여행
✨ Yuna’s 2026 Seoul Travel Diary — A Spring We Walked Through Together My mother stayed in Korea for a year. Fortunately, her health has improved significantly, so she has no trouble with daily life, but she is still not in a condition to take a long-distance flight, so we went to Korea to visit… Continue reading Yuna’s 2026 Seoul Travel Diary: A Family Reunion 유나와 함께한 한국여행
Mom’s 88th Birthday: A Memorable Family Trip to Korea 한국여행
🌿 Our 2025 Korea Family Trip — A Very Real, Very Chaotic, Very Perfect Journey 1. How This Trip Even Happened Before anything else — before Gyeongju, before Pohang, before Seoul — there was Mom’s 88th birthday. We planned her birthday dinner at a restaurant overlooking Yoon Gun Neung, a royal tomb with a peaceful… Continue reading Mom’s 88th Birthday: A Memorable Family Trip to Korea 한국여행
Busan Trip with Mina: Highlights of Our 3-Day Journey 부산여행 2025
There are trips that feel like a list of places, and there are trips that feel like a record of how two people move through the world. Our three days in Busan belonged to the second kind. After Mom’s birthday party, we left for a family trip to Gyeongju. After finishing our itinerary, Mina and… Continue reading Busan Trip with Mina: Highlights of Our 3-Day Journey 부산여행 2025
Nepal Floods: Devastation from Glacial Melting 네팔 홍수
In Nepal, melting glaciers poured down water, mud, trees, and rocks, instantly engulfing villages on both sides of the valley. Many people are dead or missing. It is shocking that such a natural disaster can occur without a single drop of rain. I watched the video, and watching the debris sweep through felt just like… Continue reading Nepal Floods: Devastation from Glacial Melting 네팔 홍수
Exploring Chiang Mai: 11 Days of Adventure and Local Life치앙마이 여행
🌏 Chiang Mai & Chiang Rai — 11 Days of Chaos, Beauty, and Accidental Local Life because travel is 90% accidents and 10% food Our trip didn’t actually begin in Chiang Mai. It started with two glorious days in Jomtien, where the beach was calm, the breeze was perfect, and every night a night market… Continue reading Exploring Chiang Mai: 11 Days of Adventure and Local Life치앙마이 여행
A U.S. Traveler’s Take on Asian Airports: Incheon Reigns Supreme
✈️ A U.S. Traveler’s Honest (and Slightly Overdramatic) Review of Asian Airports I fly between the U.S., Asia, and Southeast Asia more than any normal human should. At this point, airports are basically my second home— just a home where I’m constantly tired, hungry, confused, and questioning my life choices. So trust me when I… Continue reading A U.S. Traveler’s Take on Asian Airports: Incheon Reigns Supreme
Exploring Cross-Border Marriages: A Historical Perspective 100년 전 사진신부에서 오늘의 국제결혼까지
Cross‑Border Marriages and the Instinct That Never Changes Yesterday, I happened to hear a story about international marriages. At first, it felt like just another social phenomenon, something happening far away from my own life. But as the conversation unfolded, I began to see a pattern. Why do Korean rural men marry women from Southeast… Continue reading Exploring Cross-Border Marriages: A Historical Perspective 100년 전 사진신부에서 오늘의 국제결혼까지