Tie Ning Diary - Things in Seoul

Author: Tie Ning
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: "Diary" is inherently an absolute personal privacy. But Tie Ning is always distinctive, and so is her diary. When the world's attention is more focused on the "North Korean nuclear crisis," "Hallyu," and other focal points on the Korean Peninsula, this book "Tie Ning's Diary – Things in Seoul" opens another window to South Korea for us. I haven't written in a diary for a long time, but this year's trip to South Korea made me record some people and events in the form of a diary again. I also remembered the frantic rush at Incheon Airport in the morning, as if it were an unexpected "encounter" during a family trip. Perhaps such an "encounter" is better than the reserved or emotional farewells between hosts and guests, and it can also provide a lively topic for the next meeting. I have always believed that the sadness or enthusiasm of parting with friends is best interrupted by some kind of unexpected incident. Of course, this unexpected incident should be thrilling yet harmless.