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Dear all,


Good Friday morning!

People complain about the erratic weather this summer with incessant passing showers and ensuing sweltering heat waves. The Weather Bureau seems to have given up forecasts. It appears to focus on live announcements of weather developments instead.

Still, this summer seems cozier, compared to the unforgettably long and hot summer sixty-two years ago when Korea was finally liberated on August 15, 1945 from Imperial Japan¡¯s fifty-year occupation. People, men, women, old, or young, rallied throughout the entire nation, waving the national flag and shouting themselves hoarse, ¡°Hooray for the Great Korea¡¯s Independence!¡± The day is quite memorable not only for the restoration of sovereignty as an independent nation but also for the recovery of human rights as individual human beings.

In this rare case of colonization by the great Powers, which is characterized by an extension of political and economic control, the Imperial Japan banned Koreans from speaking the Korean language and enforced Koreans to speak Japanese and adopt Japanese names in its efforts to rid Koreans of their soul. Such a wretched life was well disclosed in the following poem, ¡°Would Spring Come to Deprived Fields,¡± written by the patriotic poet Sanghwa Lee:


Now the land belongs to other people ? would spring come to such deprived fields, too?
With the whole body basked in the sun
Toward the place where the blue sky touches the blue field
I just keep on walking along the part-in-hair-like paddy path as if in a dream.
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With the whole body smelling of fresh young greens
Toward the midway where a blue smile goes hand in hand with blue grief
I limp along for a day. Probably, God of spring was inspired.
But we may now be deprived of spring as well since we were already deprived of our fields.


National Day or Independence Day is a national holiday celebrating the nationhood of a country, as we see in many countries. In France, National Day, which falls on July 14, is widely celebrated and the French Tricolor is easily visible, while its President attends a military parade on the Champs-Elysees of Paris. In the United States, Fourth of July celebrations are widely observed with fireworks and barbecues. In Ireland, St. Patrick¡¯s Day, March 17, is celebrated as National Day. In the Netherlands, Liberation Day, May 5, is celebrated and festivals are held in most places after a remembrance gathering for those who fought for and died during World War II.

Remembrance gatherings were held in many places in our case, too. However, the day was simply another holiday in the eyes of many young people. No festivities but reckless driving of motorcycle gangs!

History may repeat itself if we do not learn our lessons from the sore past that we should be strong enough to repel aggression from any nation and that, as a backup, we should retain a reliable international regime ensuring eternal peace like the United Nations as part of our genuine support for peace-keeping. When the Seoul city government spends a considerable amount of money on cultural and environmental affairs around the Chunggye Stream, can¡¯t our Independence Day be greeted with a rousing fanfare accompanied with fireworks and festivals rather than with quiet remembrance gatherings by fewer than two thousand attendants?

Incidentally, India, Liechtenstein and Bahrain became independent on August 15 and many other countries restored their nationhood in August including Bolivia, Ecuador, Dominican Republic, Uruguay, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Switzerland, and Pakistan. More importantly to us, Afghanistan won independence from the United Kingdom on August 19.

As an amicable gesture in good faith toward its neighbor countries, Japan¡¯s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe did not visit the controversial Yasukuni shrine on Wednesday in its commemoration of the end of World War II. Instead, he expressed sympathy for victims of Japan¡¯s wartime aggression. Also, a local KBS channel aired a story about a Japanese lady, or a Japanese Schindler, who devoted her life to rearing Korean orphans without going back to her country after Japan retreated from Korea.

Good weekend, you all.

Hank

[Sand Writing]

A story tells that two friends were walking through the desert. In a specific point of the journey, they had an argument, and one friend slapped the other one in the face.

The one, who got slapped, was hurt, but without anything to say, he wrote in the sand: ¡°TODAY, MY BEST FRIEND SLAPPED ME IN THE FACE.¡±

They kept on walking, until they found an oasis, where they decided to take a bath. The one who got slapped and hurt started drowning, and the other friend saved him. When he recovered from the fright, he wrote on a stone: ¡°TODAY MY BEST FRIEND SAVED MY LIFE.¡±

The friend who saved and slapped his best friend, asked him, ¡°Why, after I hurt you, you wrote in the sand, and now you write on a stone?¡±

The other friend, smiling, replied: ¡°When a friend hurts us, we should write it down in the sand, where the winds of forgiveness get in charge of erasing it away, and when something great happens, we should engrave it in the stone of the memory of the heart, where no wind can erase it.¡±

Learn to write in the sand.

[Dominant Men]

¡°All right, everyone,¡± St. Peter says, ¡°You men, form two lines ? one line for the men who dominated their women on earth, the other line for the men who were dominated by their women.¡± They do as they are told. Peter looks up and sees that the line of men who were dominated by their women is 1000 miles long. In the line of men who dominated their women, there was only one man. Peter is mad. ¡°You men should be ashamed of yourselves. God created you in His image and you were all whipped by your mates. Only one of you has made God proud during your journey on earth. Learn from him!¡± Then, addressing the solitary man, Peter says, ¡°Tell the rest how you managed to be the only one in this line.¡±

¡°I¡¯m not sure,¡± the man says. ¡°My wife told me to stand away from a large crowd of people.¡±

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