“물길 열려야 들어갈 수 있어요” 포구 앞에서 대기하던 배들이 문 열리자마자 싼값에 자연산 고기 쏟아내는 수상한 선상 시장의 비밀｜한국기행｜#골라듄다큐

1. Travelogue of Korea - Suspicious Ports Part 1: Gaetgol Port, Stop Right There (00:00~14:44) Pasi, a market that opens daily along the waterways. Jeong Nam-hoon, a veteran with 32 years of experience, is a "captain" when out fishing and a "boss" when back in. He says it is important to fish for a brief two-hour shift and return quickly. Although they hurry back, boats are lined up in the vicinity, not actually entering Bukseong Port. What is going on? Let's listen to the stories of the people visiting Bukseong Port, Incheon's last remaining tidal creek. In Gangmae Village, a fishing village in Seocheon, South Chungcheong Province, there is a suspicious departure. Jang Song-bok and Kim Jong-seon board their boats at low tide. Even in the open sea, not every boat can navigate. The waterway here is so winding that it is called "Arirang Pass"; only those in the know can pass through it, and even those who travel every day cannot let their guard down. After safely crossing Arirang Pass, Mr. Jang Song-bok suddenly turns off the boat's engine. Then, he calmly drinks coffee and enjoys a snack. Let's follow the departure of these two suspicious fishermen who head out to work only after a long while, claiming that people of the sea must not rush. 2. Travelogue of Korea - Suspicious Ports Part 4: It's Okay to Tie the Boat (14:44~30:12) I Live Well Without a Boat! “It’s a golden fishing ground, a golden fishing ground; the sea here never dries up.” A seaside village where you can encounter a golden fishing ground without even going out on a boat. A place where tillers are treated with more reverence than boats—this is Beopsanpo in Taean, South Chungcheong Province. A vast mudflat stretches out in the sea off Beopsanpo, filled with abundant marine life. When the villagers needed food, they would head out to sea with baskets and hoes. Residents from about 200 households gather at the shore during the spring tide. Move aside, boats! Here comes the tillers! The sight of groups of people arriving on their tillers is so spectacular it resembles a military unit. We follow Ms. Jo Byeong-ja, the only female "captain"(?) driving a tiller, to reveal the golden fishing grounds of Beopsanpo. My Treasure, My Beloved “You come running out of bed even when you’re asleep if the wind blows hard.” “I came here because I liked it, but I have to do everything; what else can I do?” Elder Kim Jong-yeong, who loved fishing so much that he moved to a seaside village with no connections whatsoever in his old age. To fish to his heart's content, he secretly spent a hefty 6 million won to buy a boat without his wife's knowledge, but it turned out to be a boat without a permit. Now, the boat is practically useless; it is a pipe dream that cannot be used for fishing. He ends up keeping it tied up tightly at the harbor every time. Since transportation to the village is inconvenient, the husband has become someone who constantly watches his wife's every move. Nevertheless, the husband handles everything from washing dishes to farming all by himself! He probably doesn't even have time to wipe the sweat from his forehead, yet today, for his wife, he has prepared special snacks and even a special nourishing meal made with eels he caught...? Let's take a look at the special day of a husband who has become a doting lover and his wife. #GolaDuneDocumentary #KoreaTravelogue #BukseongPort #Yubudo #FishMarket #Clams #TidalFlats #TidalCorner #Fisherman #FishingOperation #Tide #Seafood #FreshClams #FloatingMarket