A Panoramic View of Busan From the Mountain-Winter of Busan-
Let's depart from Gwangan Bridge which you can see on the far left~
DPCW, Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (10 articles and 38 clauses) is a Definite Answer for Peace
Let's depart from Gwangan Bridge which you can see on the far left~
Below are pictures of clouds taken for a week.
I've collected them.
I thought while looking at the clouds.
The path of peace is a little long because of the coronavirus.
But those who continue to advance for peace despite the coronavirus, etc. ......
Seeing the clouds appearing in various forms, I think the way we approach peace may all be different, but the heart that loves peace is the same.
I felt that the sky seemed to blaspheme peace through the shapes of clouds (-.-:;)
Enjoy.
Korean literature representing the 1920s,
Kim So-wol, a pronoun of modern Korean poets.
He is a national poet who hugged the wounds
of the people during the Japanese colonial era.
If I catch and ride that cloud over there,
The red, blood-stained cloud.
At night, that dark cloud.....
Catch and ride, and my body fly that far away.
Fly and cross far high and far in the sky
I tried to be held in your sleeping arms.
But, don't do that. I can't do that.
You, hear, that cloud becomes rain.
It becomes rain and falls on you
Think my tears in the evening and night.
I ask for your understanding
because my English is not good and
the translation is not smooth.
There is one person who is not too much to say that he is the main character of this poem(Korean Poem 'Cloud').
And seeing the clouds over that sky, I think of the peace and peace advocate
(HWPL Chairman, Man Hee Lee).
He bowed to the people twice over the COVID-19 incident and cooperated as much as possible in the defense of the Korean government, but has not let go of the lion of innocent peace by tying it up with one thing or another.
The dark clouds of Korea's judicial organs cover the clear blue sky of peace.
But soon the clear and blue sky will appear.
Oh, my neck hurts a little (ă… .ă… )
I looked up too high in the sky to see the clouds...^.^:;
Now I'll show you the clear blue sky that I took today.
2020 has been a difficult year for the world and HWPL. A global pandemic has posed threats to our daily lives, and we are placed in situations where changes in our way of life are inevitable in order to get through the difficulties. At times like this, sympathy and solidarity are needed more than ever to overcome the current crisis, but HWPL is instead facing hatred and stigma in Korea due to COVID-19 and is struggling to protect its charter.
Nevertheless, no wars or diseases could stop humanity from aspiring for prosperity and better lives over the history. The present difficulties came upon us all too suddenly and threw everyone into confusion, but at the same time, we are reminded of the value of peace and safety, why efforts such as the peace activities of HWPL are needed, what has been done, and what can be done from now. If we turn this crisis into opportunity and seek ways to let more people in the world know
the importance of peace, we will be able to uphold the noble value of "the achievement of global peace."
Post-COVID, a New Policy Proposal to Boost HWPL Peace program
Who: HWPL members and global citizens who are interested in peace activities
When: November 1 – December 10, 2020
How to Participate: Fill out the form attached at the bottom of the page and send it to infor@hwpl.kr(*contact-free method)