Twinkle Twinkle - Girl's Day

Twinkle Twinkle - Girl's Day

The Literary Village of Kim Yoojeong

 I went to "The Literary Village of Kim Yoojeong" last Thursday because it was Children's day.

 Kim Yoojeong is a famous writer who lived during the Japanese Colonization Period, or should I say, during the 1900s.
 I'm actually not interested about writers, books etc.(heh..heh...) But, I wanted to read the stories that Kim Yoojeong had wrote. I read 『Spring·Spring』and『Camellia』. Those stories were really fun, but because they used provincial accents, I couldn't understand correctly.
 Well, whatever, we arrived at the village, and looked around his house, and also the backgrounds of the stories he wrote. We saw "Bongpil's House" which is a background from『Spring·Spring』. It was fun to look around, and our family ate chicken(well not those fried ones...)!
 It was an awesome day. 

Hi! Guys!

I'm writing this letter from school, again!
How are you?
For me, I'm fine!
I went to Lotte World(an amusement park) witn my friends last friday!
It was really fun!
I rode Atlantis(roller coaster), my favorite ride for 5 times!
Ha...ha...
And we're going on a scool field trip next tuesday, I'm so excited! I can't wait.
Bye!

A Tour in Gyeongbok Palace

 Today, I had a tour in Gyeongbok palace.

 I had to wait for a long time. Maybe about half an hour?
 But, at last came one foreigner. She was from US.
 I started my tour since 3:10. But I had to end my tour at 4:00, because this program ends at 4:00. So, I hurried up. I couldn't go until Hyangwonjeong. But I explained very hard to her. And it was easy to explain because, she knew Chinese characters. She could read the letters on the sign board of the buildings, and also the letters on rank stones. Also, if I say 'Samdo(三道)' then, she would say the meaning, 'three roads'. It was so cool and awesome!
 And I didn't take a long time for her to take pictures.
 Today's tour was magnificent.
 She wants to listen to my tour again. So, I gave her my e-mail address. Maybe, we could meet again next time, if she can contact me!

Guys!

I'm really tired!
I'm writing this letter from school. Because it's free computer time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wow, amazing~!(Eh...heh..heh)
Guys, what are you doing?
Please answer me.....................................................................................................................PLEASE!!
If you don't! I'll... I'll ..nevermind.
Bye!

A tour in Saturday

Today, it was a bit cold. Even though it was Spring. I'm in Gyeongbok Palace and there are a lot of foreigners here. There are more than 10! Maybe about 16?! My god!!! The whole thing started about 20 minutes ago. I was waiting for foreigners at the subway station. And ka-boom! A giant bomb struck me! About 40 foreigners were coming toward me and my other friends. I was so surprised!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 Any way, it was really fun today, because of the foreigners. There are some status stones in the palace. And they all went beside each status stones and made strange and funny poses. Well, it looked funny, but it took a lot of time so I got a little nervous. So, I had to scream...
 "HEEEEEEY! WE SHOULD HURRY IF WE WANT TO LOOK AROUND THE WHOLE PALAAAACEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
 Then they said,
 "Oh, right! Come on guys! Line up!"
 It was really fun...
 And a meaningful day.

Another Memorial in Asian History, The Independence Hall of Korea

There's a special place in Korea. It is the Independence Hall of Korea.

The Independence Hall of Korea shows the History of Korea, especially the history during the Japanese Colonization Period.

In my opinion, I think this Independence Hall of Korea is an important place in Asia.

First, it is because it shows the spirit of the patriotic ancestors. When Japan had attacked Korea, and made a colony, Koreans resisted against Japan for freedom. We used non-violent ways to win back the independence, but Japan had ruled the Koreans violently. By torturing, executing etc. However, our patriots did independence movement, even though Japan was hurting them. They loved our country until they died, or even after their death. I think we could learn that we should love our country and follow their patriotic spirit.

And lastly, it is because it gives us a lot of meanings. During the Japanese Colonization Period, not only Korea, but other countries had been suffering from war. And became colonies of other countries. But In my opinion, the reason why the Independence Hall of Korea is here is because, to learn how to live peacefully today.

Even though Korea was invaded by Japan, we have maintained our language and history for 36 years. In this progress, there were sacrifices of many patriots. And I think today's Korea is here because of that. So, I want to claim that this Independence Hall of Korea is a proud place in the whole wide world.

If you come to Korea, please visit the Independence Hall of Korea.

For more informations ->     http://www.i815.or.kr/html/en/