서울에서 몇 블록째 누군가 따라와 멘붕온 러시아 커플의 결말

Original Video: Aleksandr&Alina (@sasha-alina-travel6070) "You said Korea was safe?!" A Russian couple was chased for several blocks by an unidentified woman in the middle of Seoul. However, there was a reason why they did not leave Seoul even after this episode. Let's take a look at the week-long journey of this couple, who live in Bali, as they declared Seoul to be the "best city of their lives." Russian YouTuber couple Aleksandr and Alina, currently residing in Bali, visited Seoul in 2024 and documented their week-long journey in a vlog. Arriving in Seoul via a layover in Beijing from Moscow, they were shocked from the moment they stepped off the plane by the orderly nature of Koreans. From Seoul's café culture (over 100,000 cafés nationwide, ranking first in the world per capita), the amazing lineup of zero-calorie drinks at convenience stores (over 54,000 convenience stores nationwide), the 3,000-won entrance fee for Gyeongbokgung Palace (about one-tenth the price of the Palace of Versailles in France), to neighborhood restaurants featuring serving robots. What is a completely normal daily routine for Koreans was a continuous series of surprises for them at every moment. The number of foreign tourists visiting Korea in 2025 reached approximately 18.93 million, breaking the all-time record. 📌 What you can see in this video: • The full story of a chase incident that took place in the middle of Itaewon • The moment of mental breakdown at the zero-calorie beverage paradise of Korean convenience stores • Experiencing Korea's "Jeong" culture at a street fair • The level of public safety in Korea where chairs without floor support never disappear • The shock of trying on Hanbok at Gyeongbokgung Palace and the 3,000-won entrance fee • The challenge of eating a giant ramen at a serving robot restaurant • A zipline adventure on a hidden island without tourists • The final declaration that "Seoul is the best city of my life" 👉 Please subscribe, like, and turn on notifications! 🔖 #OverseasReaction #ForeignerReaction #Korea #SeoulTravel This video is a transformative commentary and cultural analysis of the original travel vlog by Aleksandr&Alina. It constitutes fair use under applicable copyright laws for purposes of criticism, commentary, and cultural education.