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People met on my backpacking115 – X-mas in Kaosan Road Thai

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A world travel on Christmas with Christian culture, civilization

-The roots of the advanced countries remain in the footsteps of Christian civilization.-

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⓵ Where are the countries where the citizens of the world want to travel, including Koreans?

⓶ What the hell is there? Why do people around the world want to go there and actually go there?

⓷ Is there something of universal value that transcends race, ethnicity, and ideology?

⓸ Then what are they?

⓹ What do they have in common? .

 

Answer: ⓵ North America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand ⓶ World historical relics and ruins ⓷ Yes ⓸ High-tech scientific civilized cities and cultures. Architecture, art, music, sculpture, literature, etc. ⓹ Christian culture

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The bases are as follows(2015~2020); The United Nations Development Organization, the World Bank, the Economist, Fortune magazine, Social Progress Index, national brand index, international transparency and other international organizations and media.

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Data 1) The favorable rankings for the cultural sector: France, followed by Italy, England, Germany, USA, Spain, Russia, Japan, China, Brazil, Australia, Canada, Sweden, Netherlands and Austria.

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Data 2) Favorability to the people: Canadian people were the first. Followed by Australia, Italy, Sweden, Switzerland-England, Germany, Japan, Spain, New Zealand, France, Netherlands, USA, Norway-Scotland (14th place).

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Data 3) The ranking of the countries that want to visit: Italy was the first, followed by France, Spain, England, Australia - USA, Canada, Japan, Switzerland, Germany, Egypt, Scotland, Brazil, Sweden and Austria.

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Data 4) Countries that want to invest and immigrate: Canada ranks first, followed by UK, USA, Switzerland, Germany, France, Australia, Sweden, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Spain, Denmark, Norway and New Zealand.

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Data 5) Total national brand rankings: Germany ranked first with 67.4 points. France was second with 67.3 points. In the third place, it is 66.8 points in the UK. Followed by Canada, Japan, Italy, USA, Switzerland, Australia, Sweden (10th), Spain, Netherlands, Norway, Austria, Denmark, Scotland, New Zealand, Finland, Ireland, Belgium (20th) , Argentina, Mexico, India, Hungary - China (28th), Poland, Czech Republic - Egypt, Korea (33rd).

<* The roots of the top countries (except China and Japan) are based on Christian culture.>

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There is something in common with the leaders of world history including Korea. Almost all of them are closely related to the Christianity culture (cf: founder, Syngman Rhee is a devout Christian and a thorough anti-communist). The mother of Christianity is in Hellenism. Contents: Moses comes into conflict with the Kingdom of Egypt, and Saul establishes the Hebrew kingdom. When the third King Solomon died, the Hebrew kingdom was divided into Israel and Judah. Since then, the Jews have had little or no impact on world history for more than 2,500 years, until May 14, 1948, when they proclaimed Israel as the nation of Israel in Palestine. The Christian persecution of the Roman Empire deepened religious culture, including the enormous catacombs. Finally, Rome contributed to the efficiency of national management by accepting Christianity as a national religion. They then contributed to the development of a multi-faceted scientific civilization by accepting Christianity from the Crusades, Conflict and Civil War, and the Germanic Vikings and Norman. (At least that was the case before the Obama administration and the Xi¡®s power of C.C.P.)

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Christianity, for example, prevented the spread of communism, led by Marco Polo, Matteo Ricci and Columbus, religious reforms and renaissance, civil revolution and industrial revolution, monasteries and missionaries who supported the education and medical care of the whole world, and the Soviet Union. They also ended World War I, World War II and the Pacific War, led by racist Nazism, fascism and militarism. Thanks to these, more than 100 countries, including the Republic of Korea, were liberated from colonial rule and became independent. They continue to lead the development of universal human values such as love, freedom, human rights and welfare. Most of these countries are Christian countries centered on the United States.

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These countries are liberal democratic states. They are also developed countries in welfare. These are the Christian nations that produce and retain the world's greatest cultural heritage. So, among the tourism resources of the world, the products of Christian culture are influential. For example, if architecture, art, sculpture, music, drama, and literature are omitted, tourism products and resources, which are the concept of upper-level culture, will sharply decrease and the tourism industry itself will become poor and low quality.

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The people who led the history of the world are people who have a lot of mobile movements, and they are deeply related to the Christian culture. They are open and progressive. They are also not afraid of war, respecting honor and conferring on results. And they have a lot of adventure, exploration and travel. They are pragmatists who value practice and experience rather than theory. They are logical and rational, and are familiar with the discussion culture. And they value contract and credit very much. These are the chambers of production of capitalism based on honest riches, rather than the honest poor. The case examples are as follows.

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Ancient Greek Aegean civilization, Cretan(Mycenaean, Phenicia and Carthage...) civilization. Babylonia, Egypt, Persia, Macedonia, Rome, Germania, Vikings and Norman, Portugal, Spain, Austria, the Netherlands, United Kingdom, France and the USA. These are Germany, Italy, Japan, and Russia, which have emerged as a successor to the industrial revolution and civil revolution after modernization. There is an exception. It is the last runner to jump into modernization, to form the economic power and to complete the liberal democracy. They left a new record in modern history. It¡¯s a historical event that amazes the whole world. The name of the glory is the Republic of Korea.

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The Bible says:

¡° A much travelled man knows many things, and a man of great experience will talk sound sense. Someone who has never had his trials knows little; but the travelled man is master of every situation. I have seen many things on my travels, I have understood more than I can put into words. I have often been in danger of death, but I have been spared, and this is why:¡± Ecclesiasticus 34-9

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It is said that the Christianity is the world religion. I think so, too. As the world religion, the Christian culture and civilization have been definitely sharing their Christian doctrines with the people all of the world regardless of nations, races, ages and genders. Thanks to their efforts to keep freedom, I could enjoy my world traveling, talking with them, visiting museums, watching all kinds of their arts including fine arts, sculptures, architecture, historic cites and so on.

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Due to my backpacking abroad with my wife, I recognized the huge difference between Christian culture and the other religions. I have never felt so high that all the advanced countries scattered all of the world are from the Christian religion. They have lead all kinds of cultures and civilizations everyone uses as well as my country, Korea. I am wholeheartedly grateful for those who worked hard for not only my country, Korea but also all the nations all over the world.

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Good Luck!

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