Hanbok and Tea Diary in Jeonju Hanok Village

FORMAT: 30 seconds | 16:9 | Ultra-photorealistic live-action | Continuous handheld vacation vlog Preserve the exact face, hairstyle, identity, skin tone, facial features, and body proportions from <<<image_1>>> throughout the entire video. The same woman must appear consistently in every shot. VISUAL STYLE: Authentic late-2000s personal vacation vlog recorded on a cheap handheld flip camera. Extremely raw and imperfect footage. Heavy natural camera shake, awkward handheld framing, occasional partial face crops, sudden reframing, autofocus hunting, exposure fluctuations, blown highlights, slightly soft image quality, warm faded colors, mild digital noise, compression artifacts, and subtle motion blur. No cinematic camera movements, no gimbal stabilization, no polished composition, no modern color grading, no beauty filter, no artificial sharpness. Outfit: rented pastel pink hanbok with a cream jeogori top, hair styled in a traditional low braid with a small ribbon, white cotton socks, black traditional flat shoes. The entire video must feel like one genuine recording captured by a friend on a daytime trip through Jeonju Hanok Village, South Korea, not a staged commercial or cinematic recreation. 00:00–00:04 — DAYTIME ARRIVAL The woman walks down a sunny stone-paved lane lined with traditional hanok houses, tourists strolling nearby in colorful hanbok. The camera bounces gently behind her, then swings around to her smiling face. She says: "Look at me, I finally get to wear a hanbok!" 00:04–00:08 — TRADITIONAL TEA HOUSE She steps into a small traditional tea house courtyard with wooden benches and hanging paper lanterns. The camera focus hunts between a steaming teapot and her face as she sits down. She watches an elderly tea master pour tea with careful, practiced movements. 00:08–00:12 — FIRST SIP She picks up the small ceramic cup, blows on it, takes a sip. Her expression shows pleasant surprise. She turns to the camera and says: "It's so fragrant, I love it already." The camera operator chuckles softly off-screen. 00:12–00:16 — CHATTING WITH THE TEA MASTER She sits cross-legged at the low table, chatting with the tea master, who explains something while gesturing at the teapot. She nods, laughs at a joke, and awkwardly attempts to pour tea herself, spilling a little. Everyone at the table laughs naturally, no exaggerated acting. 00:16–00:20 — HANJI CRAFT ATTEMPT A nearby craft table has traditional hanji paper fans being decorated. She sits down and tries painting a simple pattern on a fan, her lines coming out slightly crooked. She holds it up to the camera, laughing, and says: "Okay, I'm definitely not an artist." 00:20–00:24 — WALKING THE VILLAGE She walks along the hanok streets, fan in hand, passing shops, rooftops, and other tourists in hanbok. A group of children in hanbok run past giggling; she waves and laughs. The camera swings briefly toward the rooftops before returning to her. 00:24–00:27 — QUIET MOMENT She stops at a scenic overlook where rows of curved hanok roofs stretch into the distance under the afternoon sun. For a moment there's no dialogue — just wind, distant chatter, and birds. She smiles and says: "This view is unreal." 00:27–00:30 — NATURAL ENDING She starts walking again, then turns back toward the camera with a playful grin, fan waving gently. "Okay, hanbok day complete. See you next time!" She laughs, spins slightly in her hanbok, and keeps walking. The camera lingers a moment longer before the footage naturally ends with a slight shake and imperfect cut. AUDIO Natural location sound only: - wind rustling paper lanterns - distant tourist chatter - footsteps on stone pavement - teapot pouring sounds - birds - children laughing and playing - fabric rustling from hanbok movement - faint distant street vendor calls - subtle camera handling sounds No intentional background music track — only naturally occurring ambient sound from the environment.