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  People met on my backpacking 168 – Merry Christmas
  - Footsteps of Christian civilization -
  
  (The roots of rich developed countries and the footsteps of Christian civilization)
  
  1) Which countries do Koreans as well as people around the world want to travel the most?
  2) What in the world is there that they want to go so much and are they actually going?
  3) Is there really something to see in universal value that transcends race and thought?
  4) If so, what are they?
  5) What do they have in common?
  
  The more I travel around the world, the more suspicious I am. Well, if I don't have any questions or curiosity, I won't have any charm or passion for traveling.
  
  Answer:
  ⓵North America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand.
  ⓶World historical relics and ruins.
  ⓷That's right.
  ⓸High-tech science civilized cities and cultures. Architecture, art, music, sculpture, literature, etc.
  ⓹Christian culture.
  
  Data: UN Development Organization, World Bank, Economist magazine, Fortune, Social Progress Index, National Brand Index, International Transparent Organization, etc.
  
  Data 1) Rankings of favorability for the cultural sector; No. 1 is France, Italy, Britain, Germany, the United States, Spain, Russia, Japan, China, Brazil, Australia, Canada, Sweden, the Netherlands, Austria (15th).
  
  Data 2) Rankings of likes for the people; Canadians 1. Australia, Italy, Sweden, Switzerland-Britain, Germany, Japan, Spain, New Zealand, France, Netherlands, the United States, Norway-Scotland (joint 14th).
  
  Data 3) The ranking of countries people want to tour; Italy 1, France, Spain, Britain, Australia = United States, Canada, Japan, Switzerland, Germany, Egypt, Scotland, Brazil, Sweden, Austria.
  
  Data 4) Countries where people want to invest and immigrate; No. 1 is Canada, Britain, the United States, Switzerland, Germany, France, Australia, Sweden, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Spain, Denmark, Norway, and New Zealand (15th).
  
  Data 5) Overall national brand ranking; Germany ranked first with 67.4 points. France came in second, with 67.3 points. Third place is the UK with 66.8 points, followed by Canada, Japan, Italy, the United States, Switzerland, Australia, Sweden (10th), Spain, Netherlands, Norway, Austria, Denmark, Scotland, New Zealand, Finland, Ireland, Russia, Iceland, Singapore, Argentina, Mexico, India, Hungary-China (joint 28th), Poland, Czech-Egypt, South Korea (33rd).
  
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  The leaders of world history, including the Republic of Korea, have something in common. Almost all are closely related to Christianity culture (note: Syngman Rhee is a devout Christian and thorough anti-mainist). This is the case when the roots of Christianity are in Hellenism. With the advent of Moses, there was a conflict with the Egyptian kingdom. Saul established the Hebrai Kingdom, and the third King Solomon died. Then the Kingdom of Hebrai was divided into Israel and Judah. It had a major and small impact on world history for over 2,500 years until Palestine was declared a founding nation in the name of Israel on May 14, 1948. The Roman Empire's persecution of Christianity deepened religious culture, including Catacom, on a tremendous scale. Finally, Rome contributed to the efficiency of state management by accepting Christianity as the state religion. The Crusades, the conflicts between the Protestant and the Old religions, and the war continued. Finally, the Germanic Vikings and Normans accepted Christianity, contributing to the development of scientific civilization in earnest.
  
  For example, the roles of Marco Polo and Columbus, the Reformation and Renaissance, the Civil Revolution, and the Industrial Revolution. They were monks and missionaries dispatched around the world to support education and medical care. They prevented the spread of communism led by the Soviet Union and prevented racist Nazism and fascism. And it ended World War I and II, led by militarism and the Pacific War. Thanks to this, more than 100 countries, including the Republic of Korea, were liberated from colonial rule and became independent. They are continuously taking the lead in the development of universal values such as love, freedom, human rights, and welfare. What's important is that most of these countries are Christian countries centered on the United States.
  
  These countries are liberal, democratic countries. They are advanced welfare countries. As Christian countries, they have the most World Heritage Sites. I wonder what would happen if architecture, art, sculpture, music, theater, and literature, such as cathedrals, which are the products of Christian culture, were excluded among tourism resources around the world. If that happens, tourism products and resources, which are the concepts of the upper-level culture, will probably shrink significantly, resulting in a deterioration of the tourism industry itself.
  
  I think the people and countries that led the world's history were people who moved a lot. It is deeply related to Christian culture. They are open and progressive. Also, they are not afraid of war, respect their honor, and accept the results. Also, they are adventurous, exploratory, and travel a lot. They are pragmatists who value practice and experience rather than ideas and are logical and rational. They are very familiar with discussion culture, value contracts, and credit. These are the birthplaces of capitalism based on honest, rich ideas rather than honest poverty. Examples are as follows:
  
  Ancient Aegean civilization, Crete civilization, Mycenae civilization, Phoeniciania, and Carthage... Babylonian, Egypt, Persian, Macedonia, Greece, Rome, Germanic, Viking, Norman, Portugal, Spain, Austria, the Netherlands, Britain, France, and the United States. Germany, Italy, Japan, and Russia, which appeared as latecomers to the industrial revolution and succeeded in modernization late, are the same. As the last runner, there is a country that jumped into modernization, formed an economic powerhouse, and completed a liberal democratic state. They set a new record in modern history. This is a historical event and a miracle that surprised the world. It is the Republic of Korea.
  
  *The Bible also mentions travel.
  
  "Those who have traveled a lot know a lot, and those who have a lot of experience speak wisely. Those who have no experience know little, and those who have traveled a lot are good at everything. I saw a lot of things while traveling. But I can't express everything I learned in words. I was on the verge of dying several times, but I survived thanks to my experience. Your life is a journey that you have to travel with a deep consciousness of God." -34:9-13, As Bed 1:18-21
  
  PS. If I had to pick up one of the most precious things I have learned from traveling around the world, I would say that it is the reality of Christianity. Christianity, as a world religion, has left its footprints around the world in the name of culture and civilization. Thanks to this, we were able to see the traces vividly through Christian holy places, historical sites, museums, art galleries, etc. while traveling around the world. While backpacking for couples, I strongly felt that most of the developed countries scattered around the world were Christian civilizations. I saw, heard, and learned from various sites that the roots and fruits of modern civilization are also in Christianity. Of course, Korea is no exception. Merry Christmas.
  
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