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Main subject: Young Korean man, early 20s, natural everyday appearance, oversized cream knit sweater with sleeves slightly covering his hands, relaxed dark olive cargo pants, white worn sneakers, simple silver bracelet on left wrist, medium-length black hair with soft natural waves. Realistic skin texture, minimal styling, calm and thoughtful personality. Maintain identical face, hairstyle, clothing, body proportions, and appearance throughout the entire video.\n\nLocation: Quiet Korean riverside walking path after a light rain. Wet stone pavement reflecting soft daylight, wooden benches, willow trees, bicycle lane, shallow puddles, small bridge in the distance, green riverbank, gentle breeze moving leaves. Peaceful environment with no crowds, shops, advertisements, or tourist activity.\n\nVisual Style: Hyper-realistic documentary footage. Ordinary daily life with spontaneous human behavior. Natural movement, subtle facial expressions, believable environmental interaction. Nothing staged or cinematic.\n\nCamera Style: Mid-2000s MiniDV handheld camcorder. Friend casually filming. Constant handheld shake, imperfect framing, slow autofocus hunting, exposure fluctuations from cloudy skies, occasional rolling shutter, soft image quality, mild digital compression, slight color fading, visible sensor grain, subtle motion blur. No stabilization, no cinematic tracking, no modern grading.\n\n00:00–00:02\nThe recording starts unexpectedly while he stands beside a puddle looking at the reflections. He lightly nudges the water with his sneaker, creating ripples. Camera briefly loses focus.\n\n00:02–00:04\nHe walks along the riverside path carrying a transparent umbrella even though the rain has stopped. The camera trails behind while struggling to keep him centered.\n\n00:04–00:06\nHe pauses beside a wooden railing, watching ducks glide across the river. Wind moves his hair naturally while autofocus shifts between the railing and his face.\n\n00:06–00:08\nHe notices a small fallen maple leaf stuck on his sweater, laughs quietly, removes it, and lets it drift away. The camera zooms slightly by accident before correcting.\n\n00:08–00:10\nPassing beneath willow branches, he reaches up and brushes the hanging leaves with his fingertips while continuing to walk. Sunlight briefly breaks through clouds, causing exposure pumping.\n\n00:10–00:12\nHe sits on a damp wooden bench sipping from a small convenience-store coffee cup. He glances toward the camera with a relaxed smile before looking back at the river.\n\n00:12–00:15\nAs he walks away toward the bridge, he casually turns over his shoulder, gives a small wave, and quietly says, “Gaja.” The operator lowers the camcorder too early, cutting off the top of the frame before the recording abruptly ends.\n\nAudio: Natural ambience only. Light wind, distant flowing river, birds, bicycle passing occasionally, soft footsteps on wet pavement, leaves rustling, ducks spl