What do you think of Seoul, South Korea?

Seoul, the capital of South Korea, is an internationally recognized modern city. It has convenient transportation, advanced technology, developed economy and wealthy people. However, even a modern city often has its many disadvantages. Side view. The so-called modernization does not mean only skyscrapers - conversely, skyscrapers do not necessarily mean modernization. Otherwise, wouldn't most European cities be synonymous with poverty and backwardness? Relevant United Nations agencies are evaluating the modernization of a country and region. And the indicator of wealth is definitely not the number of skyscrapers...

Seoul is a kaleidoscope-like city. There are both skyscrapers that are the so-called symbols of modernity, and there are also low-rise residential buildings. Maybe Because of this, Seoul has a more lively and lively atmosphere. From any high point in Seoul, you can see densely packed civilian houses at any time. At first glance, they seem a bit messy, but such houses are not simply It means poverty or wealth. Most of the families living there have the same joys and laughters, worries and dissatisfactions as people in other parts of the world, small family dreams, and trivial matters such as daily necessities and daily necessities...

Like Tokyo and Beijing, Seoul has both rich people living in luxurious houses and ordinary people living in alleys. There are old houses with long history and fashionable decorations. Some of them look very similar to our buildings. Some of them seem familiar to us. However, the mainstream residential buildings in Seoul are small buildings with few floors - simple in appearance, but very comfortable. Perhaps because of its hilly location, the small streets and alleys of Seoul are always noisy. Ups and downs, and a slightly spacious alley can easily develop into a small commercial street with people living upstairs and shops downstairs. It is a typical street scene in the non-commercial area of ??central Seoul. High-rise buildings, low-rise buildings and even short bungalows are scattered in an orderly manner. A modern city doesn't mean exterminating such houses - especially when the owners of these private properties don't want to leave.

In Seoul, this rare matchbox building is very rare. It easily reminds us of our own 1970s. And the same gray color is somewhat similar to the old alleys in Beijing. Do the high steps remind you of Chongqing again? If it weren't for the women carrying things on their heads, wouldn't you? You must be able to think that this is also Seoul. Standing on the top of a hill and overlooking Seoul, you will find that in the distance - there are still mountains beyond the mountains. There are also some such residences in Seoul - residences located under the famous 63-story building - this is called Seoul CBD. I wonder if this house in the CBD is a luxury home?