Prologue
Why Kyrgyzstan?
What kind of country is Kyrgyzstan?
Kyrgyzstan flag
Leftover Business, Three Trips
Once upon a time in Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyzstan of the past
Kyrgyzstan recently
ㆍ My life is a roller coaster…
Bishkek
Osh
Karakol
ㆍ What time is it now?
ㆍ What time is it now?
Relations between Kyrgyzstan and China
Relations with Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan
Relations with Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan
Relations with Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan
Relations between Kyrgyzstan and Korea
ㆍ While picking tangerines
Features of traveling to Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyzstan's tenacity
My first entry into Kyrgyzstan
ㆍ Bungeoppang
Professor Kim Chan-sam, a traveler around the world
Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries of Korea in Kyrgyzstan
Rail transport in Kyrgyzstan
Koryo people in Kyrgyzstan
Bishkek and Mr. Choi Jae-hyung
Visiting my homeland after 70 years
ㆍHow many km/h are you running now?
Isikkul Lake
Songkul Lake
Altyn Arashan
Ala Archa National Park
Kumtor Gold Mine
Barscon Valley
Yuri Gagarin
Burana Tower
Skazuka Canyon
Jetiogus
Overseas travel? Overseas travel? Foreign travel?
Kokboru match
Manas
eagle
Gift Story
ㆍ Recommendation

I am dissatisfied.


At this age, I don't have a house, so I always have to worry about my age and monthly rent, and since I don't have any spare money saved, my bank account balance is always low.
Yet many people envy me.
People say how happy I am to be able to travel, grow tangerines in Jeju Island, and do wood carving as a hobby, doing everything I want to do.
right.
If you take a step back and look only at my positive aspects, it's natural to think that way.


happy.


In my life and my world, I live with the belief that I am the main character.
I consider myself happy even though I have nothing and have achieved nothing because I live doing what I love.
I live my life this way.
So happy.
Those who have a lot envy me who has nothing because they think their joy and satisfaction do not compare to mine.
Ultimately, happiness is my choice.
I know very well that the moment I compare myself to others, my happiness decreases.
Beethoven said that if life does not give you joy, you have to create it yourself.
The esteemed Maya Angelou, who taught me how easy it is to switch between unhappiness and happiness, once said that life is judged not by the number of breaths taken, but by the number of breathtaking moments.


thanks.
Kyrgyzstan taught me a lot.
“I will work hard and enjoy my retirement.”
“I’ll work a little more to live a comfortable life”… Old age has already begun.
afterlife...
There is no such thing as 'the rest of life'.
It was Kyrgyzstan that taught me that right now is the only time.


I'm worried.
The book that took a year to write was immature in many ways.
I feel embarrassed and worried about putting something unripe out into the world.
However, I would like to thank the publishing company staff, including Myeong Sang-wan, Jo Jeong-won, Chu Sang-hoon, and Kim Yun-tae, who spared no effort in publishing the book.


I also want to thank my family members who didn't even complain to me when I was out traveling and publishing books.