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*People met on my backpacking 96 - They were much better off than we were-


(Korea with a travel population of 30 million, I strongly recommend you to visit poor countries.)


Along the walls of Andalusia, I went back and forth through the streets of Hassan II (the current king) and fell in love with the atmosphere of a foreign country. First of all, I was able to glimpse the peculiarity of this fortress wall. When I thought of ancient or medieval fortress walls, I used to think of stone walls. However, the walls of this place were built with reddish-brown mud. The great width and height of the fortress wall seemed to carry the weight of its long history and profound elegance. The fresh palm trees on the street made me feel as if I was in a southern country.


On the other hand, I could easily see the dark side of the poor country. There were old men squatting on the street begging, women breastfeeding and reaching out to beg, children shining shoes or selling cigarettes. Their hard life brought me back to the early 1960s around Shinchon, Ahyeon-dong, and Yeomchun Bridge in Seoul. Just a little out of the city center of Rabat, such scenes caught my eye. It was like revisiting a part of old Seoul in 1960.


The buildings there looked to me 40-50 years old. Many buildings were too old. The paint on the walls of the building had come off, and there were large and small cracks on them. When I went inside the road, the shabby houses made with wooden boards, tin plate, roofing, or thread, and there were no proper sewage facilities. There was a stench of garbage and urination on the street.


Today, near the Shinchon rotary near Sogang University in Seoul, there was a manure treatment plant. Seoul City used it that way until the early 1960s. I think my memories of Seoul were revived there. (Actually, it's common in poor countries.)


Obviously, Moroccans at the time were twice as wealthy as we were (in 1965, Koreans GDP of $108. Moroccans had $206.- World Bank-). At the time, S. Korea was one of the poorest countries in the world (S. Korea was poorer than N. Korea, Bangladesh, Congo, Philippines, Paraguay, Zambia, Gabon and Zimbabwe, etc.). The GNP of the Republic of Korea today is larger than that of all of Africa (53 countries).


Considering this alone, I must be a blessed generation living in a land where miracles have been accomplished. I have traveled to many rich and poor countries and saw their lives up close. The more I looked at them, the more convinced I became to admit it. If I had not known this, I would have probably ended my life not knowing the true value of the successful Republic of Korea.


In fact, wherever I go, there was a difference between the haves and the have-nots. The problem was the width of that gap. If I go back to the old days, it was wider than it is today. Fortunately, modern people are enjoying the fortune that was unimaginable only a hundred years ago or even a few decades ago, thanks to the development of science, business, and politics by a few geniuses of the century. Of course, there are still some countries with extreme poverty. Korea is a country of miracles that has escaped that terribley cold and hungry state.


It's also true that many poor countries are rising together with Korea as a model. A typical example is that there are a lot of countries enjoying the world travel culture today (Indians, Chinese, Russians, Vietnamese, Poles, Serbians, etc., which were rarely seen in the world famous travel destinations until the mid-2000s).


For example, according to the Korea Tourism Organization, the number of Koreans traveling abroad was 28,714,000 as of 2019. Among them, it means more than half of all Koreans, including myself, enjoyed traveling the world. Obviously, the luck of enjoying these benefits is ultimately thanks to these few geniuses of Korea (the founding father, Sung-Man Rhee, the father of industry, Jeong-Hee Park and the entrepreneurs, Byung-Cheol Lee, Ju-Young Chung, etc.).


Of course, here in Morocco, there's no exception. Although slow, it was clear that they too were benefiting from the genius of the century. In this respect, I thought they were no different from Korea. Although the income difference between each other still exists (surely will exist forever), the quality of life of all the people there was improving together.


Even there, luxury cars ran, and people who enjoyed freedom and wealth in high-end shopping centers and restaurants, while others ate a single loaf of bread on the road with bicycles that seemed to have separate front and rear wheels. There were also common people who were carrying loads of chickens and vegetables on their old junk bicycles that looked like they were going to sit down at any moment. But I didn't see the melancholy and grimacing look on their faces.


I don't know, but I wondered if this kind of phenomenon would appear when the amount and depth of invisible gratitude were greater and deeper than the amount of measurable matter.


A sight like this was not from the outskirts or provinces of Morocco. It was a sight to be seen on the main street of Rabat, the capital of Morocco. At that time, it was said that the most developed places on the African continent were Morocco and South Africa (the story of S. Africa will be discussed later.) But that's what I saw the real face of Morocco's capital that time.


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