Brotherhood Expedition: Maya (형따라 마야로 - 아홉 개의 열쇠)

The second topic.

We need to discuss what topic about Maya we will explore.

- Do you have the Maya guidebook? - Yes.

"Popol Vuh."

- I have it. Yes. - Oh, really?

- Wait. - The second one was making fabric.

Are you saying...

we should make fabric to use as a blanket there?

Hey.

Stop it already!

Stop it already.

The second one here was making fabric.

"Popol Vuh." This.

It's basically the Mayan Bible, this is.

Look. There is fabric making.

What is this?

Traditional clothes?

The second topic is...

The second topic is Mayan clothing.

- Traditional clothing. - Oh, clothing.

I did want to learn about this.

Maya was not a giant empire.

It was a civilization made up of many city-states.

These cities had many similarities,

in terms of language, politics, and economics.

However, there were characteristics that distinguished each city.

One of those characteristics was clothing.

Normally with the Mayan civilization,

you might not be to able to picture...

what kind of clothes they wore.

However, we can see records...

of their clothing even on very old murals.

That's how long the history is.

Mayan descendants protect these traditions...

and live their lives wearing clothing...

unique to each tribe.

Through design and patterns, these traditional clothes...

portray the identity of each tribe.

The flower-print clothing Helena's family is wearing...

is the traditional clothing of the Tzotzil people.

- That's the pattern. - Yes.

They still keep these traditions...

and live their lives wearing traditional clothing.

Let's try on these traditional clothes as well.

It's good that we get to change.

It feels like I've been wearing these clothes for a month.

Let's head to the Cheongdam Intersection of Zinacantan.

- We'll shop there. - Oh, my.

They have a luxury brand street.

We're shopping instead of making it ourselves?

To be able to make one item of clothing,

- you'll have to stay for a year. - Oh, it takes a whole year.

- You'd need to stay. - I'll have to stay for long?

Let's go to Cheongdam Intersection.

Let's get up now.

See you later.

- See you later. - See you later.

- See you later. - Yoo-hoo.

- Let's go. - Go.

Are we finally going?

Yes.

Hey. Don't we have a separate place?

What is a house?

- A life on the road. - Do we just...

sleep in any place we can find?

I really want to stop wearing these clothes.

- Really. - Seriously. Ju Yeon...

- I wanted to dress well. - Yes. Ju Yeon...

even brought two suitcases.

It feels like my body has been smoked.

- Smoked. - Yes.

Coming outside like this...

This outing...

- is making me excited. - I agree.

I thought you would say, "Coming outside like this..."

"is making me tired." That's what I expected.

- That's what I thought. - Come on. It's not like that.

Ju Yeon will do some haggling,

and Sung Kyun will do nothing.

- I had fun today. - The first glass.

You had fun...

Did we ever have fun?

Was there a moment when we had fun?

His way of talking is like jazz.

Oh, right.

- Improvisation. - Improvisation. Yes.

Ju Yeon evaluating me in that way...

is very tiring.

- Just like that. - Yes.

In terms of cooking...

- Stop it already. - Yes. I should stop.

The weather is amazing.

Gosh. These kids are cute.

- Oh, so cute. - Oh, my.

- Why are they so cute? - Gosh.

They're wearing traditional clothes.

- Hello. - Hello.

Hello.

I can't take it.

This must be it. Over here.

This is the traditional store.

- Ponchos. - Oh, my. They're so big.

I think those are ponchos.

- Hello. - Hello.

I see. They weave...

all of these things here.

So this is how they do it?

That's how they make one line.

- Our guidebook. - Right.

- It's the same. - Did you also think so?

- I thought so. - Right.

- It's here. It's the same. - It's the same.

Was she the model?

Seriously. She looks the same... I see.

- She has her hair up. - Yes.

She's making the patterns.

- The patterns... - A piece of thread...

- would make this much. - One at a time.

How long does it take to finish one?

- One month. - One month?

She does this for a whole month.

How long is this history?

The history of fabric making.

So the food and clothes...

- are made with so much care. - Right. Seriously.

They use a lot of time.

She's an artist.

I really want to buy one.

I like that one.

So what do you think...

about having a fashion competition?

What do you think...

about having a fashion competition?

Do you think that'd be a fair competition?

I'm supposed to compete...

with one of the most influential...

models of his generation...

and a current top idol?

- The clothes could suit you well. - Really?

- Are you giving me courage? - Very unexpectedly.

- "Very unexpectedly." - Why does it suit you so well?

- That sounds fun. - We'll be judged...

by an expert...

to see who picked the best outfit.

- I'm going to take a look around. - Okay.

Let's see everyone's fashion sense.

I'm confident I can become the best dresser today.

Let's meet in front of here in 30 minutes.

- Okay. - Okay.

Should we look in here?

- Hello. - Hello.

This place is...

This is so pretty.

- This... - This one looks nice and cool.

- I'll try this one on. - Okay.

You try on clothes when you shop, I see.

Yes. I always try clothes on. Do you not?

I just roughly eyeball it.

- Oh, you just eyeball it? - That's why my fashion is bad.

I always try clothes on.

I'm a famous fashion terrorist.