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Another reason was that the hostess of this restaurant asked me a lot of things in English. For example, "How many countries have you traveled to so far? Which country did you like the best? How much did it cost?" etc. She was very interested in traveling abroad. When I asked where she learned English, he said nothing but smiled. . We visited the restaurant. Fortunately, the restaurant was still there. The small showcase with food on display, the palm-sized kitchen and the chairs and tables that customers sat on were the same as five years ago. The hostess wore a mask but her face remained intact. She recognized us quickly, too. Thanked her for welcoming us. We packed coconut rice cakes to eat at the hotel after eating because she was busy with her customers. At this time, she said exactly what she said five years ago. "See you tomorrow". . On the third day, we went to the restaurant after lunch time. Because I wanted to take advantage of her free time to have a long talk. But this time again, she asked me many questions about traveling around. When was the first time I traveled around the world and which country I went to first. Looking at her tone and eyes, I could feel that he was not asking just for fun. I thought there was some motivation for her. . I asked her. "If you were to travel around the world, which country would you like to go first?" she answered immediately. "America" Asked again, "which country do you want to go to the second time? "America." So, I became more and more curious. I asked again. "I wonder why you always say you're going to America." Then she said she wanted to go to the Dead Sea in Israel, too. It was very interesting to me why she only wanted to go to the USA and the Dead Sea of Israel among the many countries. . She said the reason as follows. "I have liked studying English since I was in middle school. I was better at English than other subjects. Looking at the pictures in the English textbook, I decided to visit those places in person someday. But my dream stopped there. I had to work because of various difficulties in the family. And the years went by. However, I have never forgotten the trip to America and the Dead Sea trip to Israel that I dreamed of when I was in middle school. I believe my dream will come true someday." As I expected, she had the sad history of poverty. (I often encounter this kind of happening while talking to people a lot. India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Peru, Paraguay, Zambia, etc.) . Asked her where she really wanted to see when she went to America. She said. "When I go to America, I will see what I saw in English textbooks. The Statue of Liberty, the Lincoln Memorial, the Capitol, the Smithsonian Museum, the White House, Washington Square, New York's Times Square, Central Park, Niagara Falls, San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge, and more. I'm also going to visit the Empire State Building and the New York's tallest building, 'One World Trade Center (Freedom Tower), which was built on the site of the September 11 terrorist attacks. There are so many things for me to go see. I feel good just thinking about it." At this time, a customer came in. Her talk stopped. Her eyes, which were clear and innocent from her dreamy middle school days, returned to the reality of life. Her eyes and hands and feet began to move busily. When we stood up, she didn't forget to say, "See you tomorrow.¡° . I sincerely hope her dream will come true. We Koreans had such a hard time, too. It was because of poverty, no even dreams. There's nothing we could do if the country was poor. It had nothing to do with individual dreams and intelligence. The year when Koreans began to travel around the world was in 1988, when the 88 Seoul Olympics were held. However, considering that per capita income at that time was about $3,000, it was in the mid-1990s that Koreans actually began to travel around the world a lot. At that time, per capita income was about $10,000. Unfortunately, as of 2021, Thailand's per capita income was about $7,600. If Korea still has a per capita income of less than 10,000 like Thailand, I would be no different from her. I may have just ended my life with an unfulfilled dream. That's why I can't help but appreciate the proud Republic of Korea. . Thanks.
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