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Chapter 82 Shooting Materials (Part 1)

Author: Waiting for reincarnation

Chapter 82 Shooting Materials (Part 1)

The next morning, Zhang Junyi felt that he was completely awakened from hunger. When he came back from his first exercise yesterday, he ate a little vegetarian food at night. He felt that such food could not pass at all. In the end, he ate some cherry tomatoes raw to offset his hunger slightly.

In the morning when he woke up from hunger, Zhang Junyi was slightly clear and was surrounded by a strong sense of soreness. When he opened his eyes, he felt a little sore all over his body. If he didn't go for a massage after exercising yesterday, the soreness would probably be even stronger, right?

Now he is hungry and has symptoms of soreness all over his body. Zhang Junyi really doesn't want to get up. But he thought that he had said he had to grit his teeth and persevere, so Zhang Junyi turned over and got out of bed despite the soreness.

After having a simple breakfast, Zhang Junyi went out again to buy a sportswear set. Yesterday's sportswear was basically all soaked. She washed it when she got home and it has not been dry yet.

After buying sportswear, Zhang Junyi came to the gym again. After the director of the gym looked at Zhang Junyi's arrival, he laughed and began to torture him again. Today, the coach was much softer. Knowing that he was sore all over, he only followed the steps to exercise his chest and aerobic exercise.

After getting up early, after two hours of exercise, Zhang Junyi, who was originally sore all over his body, actually disappeared after the exercise, which made him feel a little magical.

After all, I used to have a lot of exercise only when I was studying, such as football, basketball, etc., but at that time I couldn’t feel any muscle soreness.

After graduation, I basically don’t exercise much, because I have endless work every day, so how can I still have the mood to exercise? I want to rest after having dinner.

After finishing today's fitness, Zhang Junyi went home to wait for the delivery of the shop signs. As a result, he waited until around 2 o'clock in the afternoon and the shop signs were sent to start the installation. In less than half an hour, the installation was completed.

After the store’s letter was posted on the wall, the store’s preparation was completed. What was left was preparations for some ingredients and the soup needed for cooking. These were all prepared in advance. Of course, the most important point was the personnel!

Although he can be a chef, he needs a waiter. He cannot cook, serve dishes and serve the bar by himself. Moreover, those who wash dishes and make hygiene are all necessary, but recruitment also takes time to complete.

So he is not in a hurry because he also has to shoot some early promotional footage, whether it is recruitment or video, he needs to shoot it.

So after installing the shop sign, Zhang Junyi returned home and set off with his shooting equipment. Today he planned to go out to shoot some video materials.

When it comes to the cityscape of Seoul, the first thing that comes to mind is their "Nanshan". If you go up to shoot the night of the city, then Nanshan will go later and wait for the neon lights of the city to light up before going.

Before this, Zhang Junyi planned to go to Binjiang Park by the Han River to take some shots and photos. So he drove the vehicle toward the other side. The shot he needed was to shoot the bustling neon lights on the side of the "Jiang/South District".

Driving on the streets of Seoul with his own black Wrangler, Zhang Junyi thought about what kind of people he needed to hire for work in his store, whether to find a part-time job for international students? Or was he just hanging it online and recruiting people casually without restricting nationality?

After all, he himself thought about "three days of fishing and two days of drying the Internet", so he definitely wouldn't recruit people to do full-time jobs, but chose part-time jobs. He checked the salary of part-time jobs, and the minimum hourly salary was 8,600.

He considered his own restaurant, which had only eight seats, and it was possible that four people would come to eat. So he could only hire two people at most, one was responsible for serving dishes in front and the other was responsible for washing dishes and cleaning the kitchen. At worst, he could give him an extra five thousand, and he directly paid 15,000 to 15,000 an hour.

As for the wine-based items, Zhang Junyi can teach you.

Now Zhang Junyi is thinking of a part-time job, a boy or a girl? Average or a pretty person? A kitchen wash dishes, do you want a diligent aunt? Along the way, Zhang Junyi was thinking about these issues in his mind.

Soon, after passing a Han River, the vehicle was parked in the parking lot of Binjiang Park. Zhang Junyi carried his photography bag and walked towards the riverside. At around 4 o'clock in the afternoon, the spring sun was just right and the warmth fell in the park.

The Hanjiang Park actually has a similar feeling to most riverside parks. Zhang Junyi’s hometown, Shancheng, also has a riverside park. There is a trail along the Hanjiang River on the riverside road, where there are running and cycling.

On the meadows in the park, there are many people sitting on the lawn with picnic mats, enjoying the spring breeze and sunshine while eating some food outdoors. This riverside park has been along the Han River Road, and is a long distance away. Each cross-river bridge has a different layout.

And there is also a dining cart where Zhang Junyi is located.

There are many young people here who come here for a date, because they can sit and rest, and the two of them chat with love words, and there are also some food trucks serving snacks around, so the couple can enjoy the wonderful time of spring comfortably.

Zhang Junyi randomly found a seat in Jiangbin Park under the bridge, sat down, and took a camera to take pictures of the scenery, then took out his Leica to record the photos, and then released his drone to record the scenery of Jiangbin Park.

The cherry blossom trees planted by the roadside are blooming with all their beauty in the weather approaching April, as if telling the beauty of spring. There are many young people sitting in the green space under the cherry blossom trees, talking and laughing, and these pictures can be recorded well in their own lenses.

He felt that the scenery of Hanjiang Park included in the camera was almost done. At this time, he was sitting by the Hanjiang River waiting for the sunset, and Zhang Junyi's camera was set aside and waited for the last dusk with him.

Before he knew it, when the golden sunlight became dim and it began to fall to the roofs of the tall buildings in Jiangnan District, this dusk was very beautiful for him.

I don’t know if I got used to shooting sunsets in Hawaii, so when I came to Seoul, he didn’t forget to need a sunset as an embellishment for the video.

Another half hour passed, the sun disappeared, and the sky was filled with orange brilliance. Zhang Junyi picked up the Leica on his chest and recorded today's sunset. However, the German flavor of Leica also needs some subsequent color tuning to make it look good, and the straight out of it is a little bit less meaningful.

The clouds tried hard to enter the darkness, but the city's lights were about to end at dusk, and they began to add color to the city. The neon lights in the bustling areas, the lights in the sky, and the spotlights on the bridges were all telling the arrival of night.

Zhang Junyi spread his arms, stretched his sitting body for a long time, slowly put away the camera and set off towards Nanshan.

Just as he was about to leave, he saw a girl sitting on the lawn with a baseball on the meadow not far away, while a majestic Shapei dog was sitting beside her.

Each person and a dog looked at the prosperity of the other side with surprisingly consistent eyes. The dog kept sticking out his tongue and gasping, but he sat quietly and honestly beside her to accompany her.

The afterglow of dusk and the neon light that had just lit up in the city made Zhang Junyi unable to help but pick up the camera in his hand and walked towards them. He adjusted the angle and aimed at the focus distance. Zhang Junyi pressed the shutter.

The sound of the shutter of the Leica camera immediately alarmed the agile Sharpei dog. It immediately turned its head and looked at Zhang Junyi. As the dog turned its head, the dog owner also looked at Zhang Junyi according to the dog's gaze.

When they all turned their heads to look at the camera, Zhang Junyi smiled and pressed the shutter again with satisfaction. For the dog owner, she turned her head and saw a person holding a camera facing her. In this case, she immediately frowned.

Perhaps because of the relationship with a baseball cap, Zhang Junyi did not notice her frown under the brim of the hat.

However, if you have taken photos of others in front of you, then Zhang Junyi, as a photographer, must tell them that it is best to obtain their consent.

So he took the camera and walked towards the dog owner, and the dog who was originally sitting stood up as Zhang Junyi approached, a very strong Sharpei dog.

Zhang Junyi said at about five meters away from them: "Hello, I am a tourist from China. When I was taking a photo in the park just now, I saw you and your dog looking into the distance with surprisingly consistent eyes. The light is so beautiful now, so I couldn't help but take two photos of you."

When she heard that Zhang Junyi was a tourist from China, her brows relaxed a little. However, she still kept saying suspiciously: "Are you Chinese? You speak Korean so well?" After expressing her questions, she immediately ordered her dog to 'sit down'.

Zhang Junyi smiled and said with a kind lie: "The second foreign language I learned in school before was Korean."

Because she was wearing a baseball cap, Zhang Junyi did not see her appearance clearly.

Then she said in a slight Chinese: "Are you really a Chinese?"

Zhang Junyi laughed suddenly. It seemed that the little girl was a little alert, so he responded in Chinese: "Of course I am from Chinese. I didn't expect you to speak Chinese?"

Listening to Zhang Junyi's fluent Chinese, she felt relieved. She said in her full Chinese: "I only know a little bit."

Zhang Junyi nodded and responded: "It's already great. Although the pronunciation is not very standard, it doesn't affect my understanding."

(End of this chapter)