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  People met on my backpacking 87
  
  English helped me see the real faces of commies.
  
  Since I have posted a personal experience related to English, I'd like to tell you some of the most impressive episodes in each country.
  
  (Most of the conversation started when I asked something first. And for the most part, they responded. There were very few occasions when they expressed silence, displeasure, or rejection. The reason I'm telling you this is that if I didn't try to break the ice first, I surely had no such chances to talk at all. Maybe I think I'm sure I would have missed a half of the tremendous amount of joy, surprise, inspiration and lessons from backpacking around the world. Of course, it would have been impossible without using English, the world language.)
  
  I've learned a lot from talking with people around the world. The importance of the nation, political ideology or value, and international politics (diplomacy + history). I deeply felt that I could never live with those who had completely different political value, roots of ideas, and worldview (even with N. Korean, which are the same people). It's from the talking with people from those of the old and pro-communist communities. I can't forget their the abusive language and scary hate to me. This became an opportunity that I never wanted to see them again.
  
  (*1: When I bought a bottled water at Lourdes supermarket in France, he came up to me and asked me about my identity in creepy N. Korean with his scary eyes. *2: Two men in their 30s who suddenly appeared when I went to a corn shop on the street in Damascus, Syria. They shot me abusive language and cold-blooded eyes after asking about my nationality. *3: Two people of N. Korea who appeared before me in the Mongolian Terrell, they also used the same abusive language and criticism against me and treated me with an unforgivable enemy. *4: When I was walking down a street in Moscow Russia, a uniformed police officer bawled at me asking for my passport. He spoke as if there was something wrong with my passport. He showed me an air of terror. *5: The attitude of the Chinese police in plain clothes and police uniform seen on the train from Gilim, China to Beijing. They asked for an ID from a middle-aged woman sitting on a chair across from my chair and took a quick glance. And they dragged her like a dog. There was no shadow of human rights for them, etc.)
  
  After talking to Chinese and Russians, especially teachers, professors, soldiers and civil servants, I felt that I could never live with them. I've confirmed that their communist totalitarian roots and my liberal democratic roots were absolutely incompatible. The CCP was worse. Because they treated Korea as their dependent variable that had come down thousands of years to them.
  
  For me, the most enjoyable and proud time to travel to China was when there were large slogans everywhere to announce the reforming and opening of Deng Xiaoping before the Xi Jinping. (I felt the exhilaration of punishing them for their contempt and humiliation to us for thousands of years.) At least at that time, wherever I went in China, I felt that they envied Korea's miraculous economic growth and the success of high-tech industrialization. I know how often they visited Seoul to attract Korean capital and businesses.
  
  Anyway, today's Xi Jinping system seems to have gone beyond the Mao era and returned to the ancient times. He¡¯s been trying to manage and govern the Korean Peninsula through all sorts of insidious and despicable methods. Saying, Don't deploy THAAD, keep the trilateral agreement with the U.S., and no alliance between the U.S. and ROK. He actually,brutally, attacked Samsung and Lotte in Beijing without prior notice. He seems to enjoy committing the violation of Korea's sovereignty. Shamefully since the Korean president himself bowed to and praised China. CCP has been despising the successful sovereign nation of Korea, which the world recognizes and covets today. I don't think we Koreans should forgive not only Xi Jinping but the Korean president Moon. Never again forgive such a humiliating slave mentality of the Korean president anymore. The following stories are my own experiences in China.
  
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