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People met on my backpacking 206 - the truth found in the conversation

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Sitting on a seat and spoke for about an hour with a British couple we met in Odori Park, Sapporo. I utilized Google Translate to continue talking about what I didn't know. Of course it was worthwhile. Just as their birth and upbringing backgrounds were diverse (Thai-British, British native), so were their worldviews and attachments to their home nation. I reaffirmed with them that the universe of human awareness is not much different from the span of their experience.


A Thai-British man asked me a question. 

"Thailand is extraordinarily wealthy in natural resources, has a massive population, and covers a large region, but it still lags behind. So are democratization, globalization, and economic power. It compares too much with Korea.

Especially last year (2023), when President Yoon Suk Yeol and his wife were invited by King Charles III of England to remain as state guests. I was startled to watch a live TV broadcast of President Yoon and his wife, who were treated with dignity by the British king at the time. I couldn't help but be shocked at Korea's quick development. What's the secret?

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*Answer: Of sure, it is due to a fantastic leader. They are the founder, Pres. Syngman Rhee, and the industrialization advocate, Pres. Park Chung-hee. They had a strong anti-communist mentality, an open mind, and a keen understanding of the world situation. When most poor nations aligned with the USSR and CCP, the two presidents of the Republic of Korea were not the same. They were fully aware that communism was destined to collapse.

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Thus, Korea aligned with the liberal United States, which values sovereignty and seeks freedom, human rights, and justice. As a result, the ROK experienced democratization shortly after industrialization. It grew to be the world's fifth largest industrial country and tenth largest economy. It is quite likely that it will shortly join the G7. Of course, the USSR and the CCP failed. I informed him that I believe that those who know how to choose a great leader will never fail.


When I explained carefully and truly, they took a cautious approach. I included an explanation. "Between 1950 and 1970, there were desperate words about Korea in Western developed countries, including the United Kingdom. In other words, ¡®Expecting democracy to bloom in Korea is like expecting a rose to bloom in a trash can.¡¯" These were the phrases they used to describe Seoul, which had been entirely destroyed as a result of N. Korea's invasion from 1950 to 1953. This was the situation. That is why the Republic of Korea's current prosperity is seen as a miracle.


**In summary, their remaining questions are as follows:

1. Thailand is a nation of coups. Since the establishment of the constitutional monarchy in 1932, 19 military coups have taken place. It remains a military regime. Korea also had military coups. They turned Korea into a miracle country. Do you believe Thailand is possible?

2. Koreans are among the most frequent international tourists in Thailand. What are the benefits of Thailand for Koreans?

3. Where is the most stunning destination to go in the world?

4. England is known for its high pricing. Where did you generally stay on your trips to England?

5. According to a recent study, S. Koreans dislike CCP and N. Korea the most. Why? And so forth.


***We asked the following questions:

1. Do you think British politics and economy have improved since Brexit?

2. Britain was once a powerful empire. It was a country where the sun never sets. What do you believe the secret is?

3. If you were to select three outstanding British politicians, who would you choose?

4. One of the most stunning aspects of King Bhumibol's rule in Thailand was the presence of his portraits in both public places and tiny private restaurants in the countryside. What is more astonishing is the Thai people's unwavering loyalty and affection for King Bhumibol. However, the general view of King Maha Wachiralongkorn, who has held the throne since 2016, appears to be much different. Why?

5. There are many Western seniors in Thailand. Pattaya, in particular, is a retiree's paradise. What do you believe caused it? And so forth.


Well, one of the things I notice when I chat to foreigners on my trips is that their sense of internationality is vibrant. This shows a significant differences from Koreans. This is true for descendants with a history of grandeur that once ruled the world, as well as descendants with a history of dishonor due to colonial domination. Smartphones have given them a more positive and comprehensive perspective on the world.

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Korea, on the other hand, regresses or reverses the global trend, deliberately or subconsciously. This tendency occurs in many fields, including politics. In a word, they waste their time fighting over power and the interests of the fat pigs. This creates a problem by reducing their diplomatic authority. Just as the Joseon Dynasty fell, so may do modern Korea.


Here's an example of the subway. Everyone here is looking at their devices. I frequently gaze at their smartphones particularly those in their twenties and forties. I'd never seen Koreans watching the English version of the news on the train yet.

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Unlike in the past, English media outlets such as CNN, BBC, TIME, WSJ, the Bangkok Post, and the Japan Times are constantly available. But they're not interested. The situation worsened once the far left seized under control. This is undoubtedly attributable to a cowardly and irresponsible generation of parents.

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Foreigners complain that Koreans can't speak English even after graduating from college. This can be explained. Memory power doesn't help spoken English. However, for reading English is ok. (since they have been reading it with their brain for over ten years). In addition to Europe, individuals in India, the Philippines, and other nations read English newspapers after graduating from middle school. They can also converse effectively with outsiders.


This is one of the things I most envy. Furthermore, Korean intellectuals, particularly young people who are proud of having the world's greatest academic background, are unable to speak effectively in English. This entails living by high fences with English, the global language. This is a failure in education and a loss of state. It implies that the country might fall in an instant. This is because the world that has blocked the future resembles a well. The modern version of Plato's "The Fable of Cave" is being reproduced in Korea.

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