“I left for Germany with two backpacks,
“Build a billion-dollar life!”

“You’re going to Germany without a visa to look for a job?”
“You don’t speak a word of German, so how can you go to Germany and get a job?”
“Having children in your 40s?”
“Pay 50% tax and save 1 billion in Germany?”

I answered YES to all of these questions!

A small woman, unable to speak a word of the language, arrived in Germany carrying only two backpacks.
Fifteen years later, she is living her life as her true self, managing her own life in the detached house of her dreams.
This book is a record of the author's courageous journey to Germany and the remarkable achievements that resulted from that choice.

"Surviving in Germany with Two Backpacks" is more than just a story of successful immigration; it's a survival manual offering practical strategies for those dreaming of settling in Germany.
The daunting immigration process, visa and language barriers, and even the loneliness of being a foreigner.
The author overcomes the frustrations that anyone can experience, one by one, with his unique ability to execute and analyze.
In particular, Parts 1 and 2, which cover the conquest of German, highlight the author's persistent study methods, including a routine for learning German in the workplace and five miraculous German study strategies.

Do you dream of a life beyond the familiar reality? If so, this book, "Surviving in Germany with Two Backpacks," will serve as your compass.
The record of taking the lead in living a life different from others resonates deeply not only in Germany but also to those who dream of a completely different life.
It will remind you of the belief that one choice can change your entire life, and the importance of execution.