this is a great news, both for korea and the world!
as a korean american, i am truly grateful for all the help the world has given to my mother land. without such, korea would not be where it is today. i remember living dirt poor in korea, and my family and i moved to the US 30+ years ago to seek a better future, and haven't been back since. though my home now is the US, and it will always be, i long to go back and see the place of my birth and the land of morning calm that my ancestors have lived for centuries. korea will always have a special place in my heart and soul.
The Korean is a Korean American living in Washington D.C. He lived in Seoul until he was 16, then moved to Los Angeles area. The Korean refers to himself in the third person because he thinks it sounds cool.
this is a great news, both for korea and the world!
ReplyDeleteas a korean american, i am truly grateful for all the help the world has given to my mother land. without such, korea would not be where it is today. i remember living dirt poor in korea, and my family and i moved to the US 30+ years ago to seek a better future, and haven't been back since. though my home now is the US, and it will always be, i long to go back and see the place of my birth and the land of morning calm that my ancestors have lived for centuries. korea will always have a special place in my heart and soul.
i wish all the best for korea...
All I can say is...they kept giving aid until 2009?? I would've thought they would've been done a good five years earlier, at the very least!
ReplyDeleteBureaucracy moves slowly. But yes, great news all around.
ReplyDeleteWell in this article it said they did stop giving aid to South Korea in 2000.
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