핸드폰을 공공장소에 두고 자리를 비웠는데 한국에서 벌어진 충격적인 일

Original video by: Viajaconju (@viajaconju) "I left my phone on the table and stepped away, and nothing happened." This is a remark made by a Brazilian travel YouTuber after living in Daejeon, South Korea for a month. Join us to see the true face of Korea she discovered in a city with zero tourists—neither Seoul nor Busan! This is a vlog capturing the final day of Brazilian travel YouTuber Viajaconju's approximately one-month volunteer period in Daejeon, South Korea's fourth-largest city. With a population of 1.5 million, Daejeon is a science and technology city densely packed with research institutes and universities, a place rarely visited by foreign tourists. She covered her accommodation costs by volunteering for four hours a day, conversing in English with young Koreans, thereby saving approximately 3 million won. While the number of foreign tourists visiting Korea in 2025 reached an all-time high of about 18.93 million, there are not many travelers who have delved into the daily lives of locals like this. Original video by: Viajaconju (@viajaconju) 📌 What you can see in this video: • The actual appearance of Daejeon's top bakery, a place people travel all the way from Seoul dragging their suitcases to visit • Witnessing a scene of being refused boarding on a Korean bus while holding a drink cup • Public facilities in Daejeon offering free 45-degree natural hot spring foot baths • Korea's security culture where nothing happens even if you leave your belongings unattended in public places • The reality of the Korean education system, where children attend cram schools from the age of 10 until 10 PM, and the story of a 20-year-old who developed military drone technology 👉 Please subscribe, like, and turn on notifications! 🔖 Recommended hashtags: #OverseasReaction #ForeignerReaction #KoreanReaction #Daejeon This material is shared for educational and cultural exchange purposes under fair use. All rights belong to the original creator @viajaconju