2005-2162 The Buddha’s birthday illuminates Seoul

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Human story To Won’s father, June, 1586 You were always telling me. “Dear, we will live to grow our hair gray till the same one day when you and I die together.” Then why should you go ahead, leaving me alone behind? Why should you when my little children and I have no one to rely on for the life ahead of us? Do you still remember how your heart dwelt in mind and my heart in yours? I used to say to you when we were together at night, “Can other people care for and love each other as we do? Can they, really, the same way as we do?” How could you leave me this way, without any consideration? I don’t think I am able to live this life without you. The only thing I can think of now is flying to you. Please take me to where you are. My heart toward yours, this is the last thing I can forget on this earth. In my sorrowful heart remains only an endless grief. I wonder how I can live with our children, thinking of you, with no heart to lull mine.” Please answer me all these even in my dreams as soon as you read this letter. This is the reason I’m enclosing this letter in your grave, wishing you would come home in my dreams and tell me everything I want to hear from you. Once you told me there would be something you had to tell this unborn baby after it came to this world, but you have gone so suddenly. And who do you think I can teach it to call Daddy? Can you try to understand all of my sorrow and grief? Where under the sun can thing such as this happen? You only passed away to the other world, but is your heart grieving as much as mine? I cannot write down my endless grief, only roughly and hastily can I do it. As I told you, when you read this letter carefully, please show me yourself in my dreams, and tell me everything I want to hear. I am so sure that I can see you in my dream. Oh dear, come secretly, will you? And show yourself. Closing this letter, I have left too many things unsaid. Goodbye. [JoongAng Ilbo] 38 korea May 2009 May 2009 korea 39
Korea through the Lens Click Korea Right: A rainbow by any other name — This multicolored rose was created by Lim Gi-byung, professor of floriculture at Kyungpook National University, and his research team over three years of research. Dances with drums — Dancers from the Kook Soo-ho Didim Dance Company perform on April 12 at an outdoor stage in Songpa District, southern Seoul. The Songpa District Office and the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism will sponsor traditional Korean folk performances every Sunday until May 31. (Right) First ladies — The wives and guests of G-20 heads of state pose together at a dinner at London’s Downing Street on April 2. Korean first lady Kim Yoon-ok is seated in a floral-print hanbok fourth from left in the front row. (below right) Sing & Dance — One of the musical teams. ‘Dream Girls’ is giving a passionate performance in the Third Musical Awards Opening Ceremony held at the National Theater of Korea on Apr.20th. (Below) [NEWSIS] [YONHAP] [JoongAng Ilbo] [NEWSIS]
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