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South Korea is really a wonderful country: rich history and culture, very interesting language, sea, plain, hills and mountains landscapes, natural parks, temples, delicious food and splendid people.

Saturday night with professionals

Tuesday, 17 March 2009 13:40 | Written by Leonardo Alberto Dal Zovo

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After eating something and after drink something, Cho Hye Yeon played a game with Sebastian, me and Gabriel. She was very kind with us, and I really enjoyed her! We took a lot of pictures, other amateur korean baduk players joined us. After that, I and other 9 people went to sleep at Kim Sung Ryong's house.

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Professional at Hankuk Kiwon

Tuesday, 17 March 2009 13:27 | Written by Leonardo Alberto Dal Zovo

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We meet a lot of professional players, but I'm sorry I don't remember the names of all of them. We passed most of our time with Cho Hye Yeon (조혜연), which is a very famous 8d professional player. Se was very kind to us, she speaks english (and japanese) very well, and we had time to talk about many things: baduk of course, the book she will publish soon ("Creative Life and Death Problems"), her blog, our stay in Korea and in KBC.

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Saturday tournament at Hankuk Kiwon

Tuesday, 17 March 2009 13:15 | Written by Leonardo Alberto Dal Zovo

Our school had two teams, A and B. Team A was composed by Gabriel, Vorawat and Francesco; Team B by Ofer, Klara and Janine. There were 4 or 5 rounds, I don't remember exactly, and the time was 10 minutes base time, 3 times 20 seconds per move. Team A won 2 rounds, while Team B only 1.

Pictures at Hankuk Kiwon

Tuesday, 17 March 2009 13:10 | Written by Leonardo Alberto Dal Zovo

Here are all the pictures that are shown on the way to the upper floors. As I already told, the building in not particurarly nice, and these are ones of the few things to remember. The other ones are the Baduk TV studio on the ground floor, and one of the two special rooms for professionals. The last one is the shop, books are priced from 5 to 8 euros more or less, so everyone of us went home heavier.

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Road to Hankuk Kiwon

Tuesday, 17 March 2009 13:04 | Written by Leonardo Alberto Dal Zovo

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The first week-end at KBC is dedicated to a trip in Seoul. We took a bus near KBC and Saturday we stayed at Hankuk Kiwon for a special tournament. Before arriving at Hankuk Kiwon we took a rest on a restaurant, and ate some fish food.

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