해변의 돌멩이를 하나씩 골라 바닥에 놓는다. 색을 맞추고, 위치를 잡고, 또 하나를 고른다. 영국 출신 아티스트 저스틴 베이트먼이 만드는 고양이 모자이크 랜드 아트다.
붙이지 않는다. 굳히지 않는다. 바람이 불면 흩어지고, 파도가 ���면 사라진다. 그래서 영상이 남아있다.
Hey world, do you know why Koreans seem to have only a few surnames like Kim, Lee, Park, and Choi?
In Korea, there's actually something called bon-gwan in addition to the surname. Even if two people share the surname Lee, they belong to different clans if their bon-gwan is different.
For example, "Jeonju Lee" means the clan's bon-gwan is Jeonju and the surname is Lee.
Think of it like "Ludwig van Beethoven" in German or Dutch. "Van" indicates origin — so it would be like "Lee van Jeonju."
On top of bon-gwan, there's also a pa (branch). So the full form would be something like "Jeonju Lee clan, Hyoryeong-daegun pa, 20th generation descendant." Way too long. So everyone just says like "Lee" 😅