Yemen 2 - Countryside around Sana'a
The second of five movies on modern-day Yemen takes us into the majestic and stunning countryside surrounding the capital. Away from the tourist routes, you can savour local life in an unhurried manner. - life which has changed little over the centuries.
Yemen 4 - West to Al Hajjarah
This the fourth in a series of travels across the fascinating country of Yemen. The journey takes us through some of the highest mountain villages in the land, including some traditional evening entertainment.
Tihama Roads
The Yemeni district on the Red Sea. Images of new and traditional dwellings, the pronounciation of the Yemeni word for futball
Mukayris or Mukeiras in Yemen in 1959. Market. Film 90641
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Zabid City- Yemen - English Part 2
YEMENI streets
some of Sana'a streets for YEMENI students and YEMENI people who live outside YEMEN
Bab al-Yemen. Sana´a ( Yemen)2. Jambiya market. Vendedores de Jambiyas.
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Jul. 2008. Bab ( puerta) al Yemen, en la magnífica capital del país, Sana´a. La capital tiene una parte antigua ( Sana´a al-Qadima) espectacular. La Jambiya es el cuchillo curvo tradicional yemení. Lo portan todos los hombres desde niños y transmite de padres a hijos.
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후데이다는 북예멘 정부 수립과 함께 발전한 신도시다. 특히 예멘의 어업전진기지로 홍해의 해산물들이 넘쳐나는 곳이다. 어시장에 들어서자 처음 보는 온갖 종류의 생선들이 눈을 사로잡았다. 어디나 그렇듯 파는 사람과 사는 사람의 팽팽한 신경전으로 시장은 활기가 넘친다. 시장 뒤편에서 이름 모를 큰 고기를 한가득 실은 트럭을 발견했다. 트럭을 따라 간 곳은 상어 경매장 어른 키보다 훨씬 큰 상어들이 바닥을 가득 메우고 있었다. 후데이다는 상어잡이가 공식적으로 허용된 몇 몇 지역 중의 하나라고 한다. 영화에서나 봤던 공포의 대상인 상어가 이곳에선 돈벌이 잘되는 물고기에 불과했다. 한쪽 구석에선 어린 상어들의 지느러미가 잘리고 있었는데 이것 역시 모두 샥스핀용으로 수출된다고 한다.
[English: Google Translator]
The new town developed along with the Yemen Arab Republic and the Government established that day. Especially seafood fishing outpost on the Red Sea in Yemen are places is overflowing. Now lift all kinds of fish are caught the first fish market to see the snow. Like everywhere in the tense nerves of the seller and the buyer market is full of liveliness. Hangadeuk a big fish in a market you do not know the name actually I found the back of the truck. Place and followed the truck they were occupies a much larger adult sharks than sharks auction house keys floor. Then that day that shark fishing is one of the few officially permitted some areas. Sharks are the subject of terror was only seen in the movies In Lucrative fish well here. There was little corner of shark fins In both cut and it is also said to be for shark fin exports.
[Arabic: Google Translator]
المدينة الجديدة وضعت جنبا إلى جنب مع الجمهورية العربية اليمنية وأنشأت الحكومة في ذلك اليوم. خصوصا المأكولات البحرية مخفر الصيد في البحر الأحمر في اليمن أماكن وتفيض. رفع الآن عالقون جميع أنواع الأسماك في سوق السمك الأول لرؤية الثلج. كما في كل مكان في الأعصاب المتوترة من البائع والمشتري في السوق مليء بالحيوية. Hangadeuk سمكة كبيرة في السوق كنت لا تعرف اسم فعلا وجدت الجزء الخلفي من الشاحنة. مكان وتابعت الشاحنة كانت تحتل أكبر من ذلك بكثير أسماك القرش الكبار من أسماك القرش المزاد مفاتيح البيت الأرض. ثم في ذلك اليوم أن صيد سمك القرش هي واحدة من عدد قليل يسمح رسميا بعض المناطق. أسماك القرش هي كان ينظر إلى موضوع الإرهاب إلا في الأفلام والأسماك المربحة بشكل جيد هنا. كان هناك زاوية صغيرة من زعانف سمك القرش في كل خفض ويقال أيضا أن يكون للصادرات زعانف القرش.
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■클립명: 중동126-예멘01-17 어시장과 상어 경매/Fish Market/Shark/Auction
■여행, 촬영, 편집, 원고: 박건영 PD (travel, filming, editing, writing: KBS TV Producer)
■촬영일자: 2007년 1월 January
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