What brand is Y C in Korea?

I just came back from a trip to Korea in July. 1: If you want to exchange money, you have to change it in China.

I'm from Beijing, so I changed the Bank of China in Beijing. Before changing, it is best to make an appointment, because you may not have a lot of won obtained from the Bank of China. They need to bring someone else over.

2: Shopping: For a friend, I brought a lot of nail clippers, the workmanship is very fine, each nail clippers, and a traditional Korean villain made of soft pottery, are wearing hanbok.

It's memorable. There are some souvenirs that can be bought outside the attractions, or restaurants where you can eat. The price is very reasonable.

The nail clippers I bought, which were ten, were 10000womThat's 70 RMB. I wrote down the conversion method in my hand:

10000won=70rmb 5000won=35rmb 1000won=7rmb 500won= In this way, it will be very convenient when shopping for things. Of course, the exchange rate changes every day, so this conversion is only an approximate value. When traveling in Korea, the tour guide will take you to some Korean ginseng shops, amethyst shops, Samsung Digital Products Duty Free Shop, and Korean Cosmetics Duty Free Shop.

But I didn't buy anything. Because, not very interested. Amethyst shop, I only bought 2 mobile phone chains of 70rmb.

If I talk about spending money, my money is mainly spent on, supermarkets - Busan International Shopping Street - Myeongdong - Airport Duty Free Shop When I go to Korea, I like to eat Korean snacks, and in Korea, there are many small convenience stores everywhere, GS25, FM, and 711. Don't worry about the language barrier. In Busan International Shopping Street, there are many big-name products.

As long as you buy it in a store, not a roadside stall, don't worry about it being a fake. Koreans are very honest about this. Cosmetics, if you are in Myeongdong, Busan International Shopping Street, you can buy some Korean brands, which are very useful.

I bought a lot of the face shop & skin food. Skin Food's nail polish also works well. I bought a lot of big-name cosmetics and skincare products on the last day to go to the airport duty-free shop.

I returned to Japan from Incheon International Airport. The duty-free shop there is huge. So, if you want to buy a lot of money at the duty-free shop, tell the guide in advance and arrive at the airport early.

Of course, when you are in Jeju Island and Busan, you can buy more kelp and squid, which are compressed and packed, so they won't go bad and are delicious. While you're in Seoul, you can buy some kimchi at the supermarket!

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