Monday, September 17, 2012

South Korea, The Home of My Pizzeria

I come from a society,
A society where our nation was divided.
In the past, people were suffering from anxiety after the war but now, in a short period of time, my country has totally changed. 
Before it was one of the most poverty-stricken country-- but thanks to one man, my nation has grown again after pain and hardship. 
I am from South Korea, where there are cold dingy winters that make your skin get chapped. From vast mountains to crystal-clear seas with fountains, those times were surely a great sight. The town where I come from had warm pleasant people, and a steeple just across the road. Evergreen forests, which spurt out of the flat dirt, 
deciduous trees are found everywhere,
 a great place to play a game of solitaire. 


A friend of mine with such a sublime confidence, introduced to me the alto saxophone, a great instrument to train my lungs. 
Yao Ming, a famous Chinese basketball player, inspired me to start playing basketball as his dunks and his rebounding skills made me feel stunned.
 A boy scout made me be influenced to participate in boy scouts as he told me that I wouldn’t have any doubts ,if -- I successfully become one of the 4% of people who make it to an eagle scout. 


Eating instant noodles with my pupils, mozzarella pizza like hyenas, and the rice roll similar to sushi feels nothing compared to a jacuzzi. 
Kimchi, the cabbage marinated with spices with a fair price is very widespread and is essential for an ordinary meal in South Korea. 

 “I hated every minute of training, but I said, ‘ Don’t quit. Suffer now and live the rest of your life as a champion.” – Muhammad Ali.
 This quote by Muhammad Ali makes me feel very inspirational and meaningful as this quote makes me think that I should not give up trying my best on training sessions so that I have a profession. 

 My family has unique careers like semi-conductor, businessman, doctor, and so on. 
My grandparents hope for me to cope with my academic studies and not go eloping. 
The most  important memory that I have is winning two gold medals for two basketball tournaments, as it is a part of my “ornament” on my memory.  

Source: http://www.abstractlandscapepainting.com/html11/2007/contemporary-art-spring-shadows.php