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People met on my backpacking 191 - A young Polish man who envied Korea
Steel and parallel bars have been placed at Pattaya Beach. If all users want to manage their bodies, they join together. The majority of them are Westerners who have stayed here for a long period. They come from a variety of countries and ages. Because it is too hot throughout the day, people avoid going out and prefer to assemble in the mornings and afternoons. They soon engage in chats. They do chats about a variety of issues.
The guy I met today is Polish. Most of them are muscular, like him. They deserve attention. I complimented him, adding, "You have a great figure." Your muscles are well-developed. When did you begin working out? And so forth. He said, "I started working out every day. I still exercise every day. If I don't have an athletic facility, I perform push-ups."
What I can now do is make a parallel bar and an iron bar. I showed him my photo, claiming that I formerly flaunted my muscular attractiveness. These images, as well as others from my global journey, are stored on my smartphone. This is because a single photo has a greater impact during a conversation. For example, when I show him a photo of me in S. Africa while conversing with a S. African acquaintance, the mood shifts immediately.
He is from Kraków, Poland's old capital. He is an everyday office worker who is flying to Southeast Asia, a destination he has always longed to see. Today, outsiders ask me about Korea first, even if I don't highlight it. So did he. He lauded Korea's armaments, namely the K9 self-propelled guns that Poland bought from Korea.
He stated that his nation is not now under Russian attack; nevertheless, if Ukraine, which is at war, falls due to Russian aggression, Poland will become a battleground. He suggested that Poland obtain as many Korean weapons as possible. I assured him that it was fine because Poland is a NATO member. He shook his head, saying that, unlike in the past, the present NATO force lacks personnel and weaponry and is unable to deter Russian attack.
To change the subject, I told him that ten years ago, my wife and I went backpacking around Poland, seeing Warsaw, Katowice, Ruble, and Krakow. He understood as soon as I said Katowice that we had visited Auschwitz. He made no more mention of Auschwitz, however. Instead, he inquired about what we had seen. He took immense delight in Krakow. It was because it had been Poland's capital for almost 500 years. It is as if Koreans boasted about Kyongju, the thousand-year-old capital of Silla.
I informed him about the notable sights we viewed in Krakow. Especially the 700-year-old Wieliczka Salt Cathedral, the Cathedral of the Virgin Mary, the National Museum of Art, the Wawel Royal Castle, and the Jewish Gatherer Square, which has dozens of black seats. After hearing my answer, he reminded Pope John Paul II of the Castle of Babel and the Cathedral of the Virgin Mary. There is a statue of Pope John Paul II at the castle. He spent ten years working at St. Mary's Basilica prior to becoming Pope. He was also fully aware that Pope John Paul II had visited Korea twice (1984 and 1989).
He also narrated the tale of blowing the 'Hejnal' trumpet every hour at the Virgin Mary's bell tower and then suddenly ceasing. This is a performance to honor a trumpeter who died in 1241 while indicating the unexpected invasion of the Mongolian army. This demonstrates how afraid the powerful Mongolian cavalry was when they attacked Europe at the time. When I informed him I was of Mongolian heritage, he pretended to be astonished before laughing.
I actually forgot to ask him one of my questions. A statue of Goethe stood at the entrance to the basement of the Bielitka Salt Cathedral, and I pondered why it was placed there. If I had asked him this question, I would have heard some fascinating stories from him.
(Note: World celebrities who have visited this place: Goethe, William Turner, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Copernicus, Mendeleev, Chopin, Pope John Paul II, Queen Elizabeth II, US Pres. George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Michelle Obama, Lech Walesa, Steven Spielberg, Cristiano Ronaldo, and more. With more than 900 years of mysterious history, the place still attracts people from around the world today. To me, Poland was also jealous since it possessed what we lacked in many ways.)
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