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Gifts are precious!

-Kwon Oh-in, essayist

 

When I was taking a nap on the sofa trapped in a snow cloud, the phone bell rang.

 

'Kwon Hyung! Shall we have a cup of tea?¡¯ It was a senior who worked at work together. He was actually glad to see him for a long time, but he wasn't very reluctant because he was habitually trying to miss him.

 

'Yes, what happened?'

 

'No, I was thinking of looking at my face after a long time... ¡¯

 

Juseom Juseom Putting on a thick jacket and a tornado hat on his head, he went out. He was already waiting for him to sit by the window of the coffee shop. It was a preconceived notion, but it was a disgusting face. A little bit of time passed while I left my words behind and asked how I was doing after retiring. As the wished distance narrowed with the same mind, I pulled up a chair and sat down saying'I want to find out one thing'. He was burdened and scared by his doubts, wondering what the big deal would be and whether he would recommend betting on something like a veiled block chain. However, the tension turned around at his unexpected question. The senior couldn't hide his unpleasant feeling and his voice grew louder and he was over the table next to him. The story was like this. An acquaintance living in his fishing village sent a gift and opened it happily to say that it was a cheap blue laver. However, when I was grateful, I wrapped it in rice and ate it, and it was astringent and soft, so I was soaked in water and seasoned it. Since he is an unemployed man, he was so angry that he felt neglected and wanted to complain to me. It made me laugh because I was losing my laughter because I had nothing to laugh about why it wasn't so fair. The word that you can see as much as you know is a perfect word for a time like this. There was a misunderstanding from not knowing, and it seems that he was so angry that he couldn't control himself because his three-sik was in trouble. Besides, it seems that the words of ¡®It¡¯s a perfect gift for the level¡¯ of his wife on his back became a dagger. I was worried about what to start with to someone who was annoyed by stress after receiving an unpleasant gift. It seemed that if I pretended to be sochi of ignorance, it would hurt more, and if I vaguely sought understanding, the same situation seemed to be reproduced again. First of all, after putting off the immediate answer, I also talked about the experience of making mistakes because of a gift.

 

It was when she went to a meeting run by her relatives and aunts alone at a small port. There she came out after a meal with her friends on the weekend, where she put her black plastic bag in her hand and said, ¡°Put it in the freezer and eat it¡±. Not sure what the contents were, but she accepted it gratefully. I thought it was dried fish, and when I came home and opened the wrapper, it was seafood that looked like the shape and size of a big sausage for the first time. The yellow and dark seafood wrapped in plastic and frozen solid looked like Eskimo's staple food. Even though her wife, who is from the fishing village, said it was a strange and strange thing that she saw for the first time, it wasn't a fish cake or a finished product. I couldn't figure out what the hell was, so I cut the tip of it with a knife and put it in my mouth, and the taste fell into a labyrinth, and the fishy smell gave me confidence that the sea was my hometown. First of all, seafood, whose name was unknown, was ticketed as a strange gift rather than gratitude, and fell asleep deep in the freezer. About two years later, a younger brother of the family who cultivated abalone and sea cucumber came. At that time, I took out an unidentified object and asked'Do you know what this is?' and as soon as I accepted the plastic packaging that looked like a chunk of ice, I started laughing. Without stopping to laugh, I took off the plastic and seemed to be a treasure. Good'

 

'brother! This is Kono Wada Indie, don't you know?" What is Kono Wada?

 

On that day, my brother recommended to me to chop Konowada like rice cake soup, dip it in sesame oil sauce, and make the cheeks burst with alcohol snacks. Konowada is a sea cucumber intestine and has the best nutritional value, so it is eaten as a living organism, or frozen and stored, but it is said to be a favorite food. Depending on the country, the name is different. In Japan, the sea mouse is called nayako because it resembles a nocturnal mouse, and in the English-speaking world, it is called sea cucumber because it resembles a cucumber. Sea cucumber is an invertebrate echinoderm, and it tastes salty and has a good nature, but when you make bibimbap and eat it, it has a subtle sea scent and savory and protein taste. Wada, which was eaten with sesame oil that day, was addictive, so I couldn't let go of my chopsticks. The bibimbap that I ate after that was because of the learning effect, but I couldn't really control the desire on my tongue. Konowada, who had been coldly treated with ignorance sochi, captivated my taste with precious food. Since then, blue crab soy sauce crab sauce, Eori oyster milk, and Konowada bibimbap, which are produced in the sea, have established themselves as one of my three favorite foods.

 

While telling this story, he stopped talking, saying that he knew what he meant by listening to him with a stiff eye. And he said he wanted to know the identity of Parae Kim. The blue lae kim that the senior knows is a green seaweed called Cheongtae, which is also known as Gamtae (Êö÷Ä). It is a seaweed similar in appearance to Maesengi and grows in shallow water in the clean waters of Cheongsan-ri and Iwon in Taean. Ecklonia cava, which grows solely on sea water and sunlight, is mainly produced in winter, and is eaten in rice cake soup as a living organism and seasoned with bean sprouts. Dried products like seaweed will have a sweet and bitter taste when grilled with sesame oil and seasoned with salt, and the aroma of seaweed spreads gently to arouse your appetite. Because it is produced in a small amount in the uncontaminated sea, the price is about five times higher than that of seaweed (Haetae). It is a wintertime Ecklonia that is treated very precious. When I explained as much as I knew, ¡®I was ignorant, so I had a bad heart rather than gratitude for a moment.¡¯ It was a shame to wrap up such a precious gift and put it in the trash. I also felt embarrassed because I was misunderstood for a strange seafood than I was grateful for not knowing the precious Kono Wada. On this day, I had to confess to the hatred owed by the limits of common sense and to perform the retribution of repentance. It was a time to be so sorry and grateful to the person who gave the gift.

 

As I was talking about a gift, I suddenly remembered Oh Henry's short story called "Christmas Gift." Christmas, returning to a poor but loving couple, fell into trouble with gifts. Her wife cut off her own precious hair and bought her husband's watchband, and her husband sold her watch to buy her wife's headband. However, they provided gifts to each other that were no longer useful. It is a warm story in which a gift is prepared by sacrificing the most precious thing for a true loved one. Any gift that is true is precious.

 

 

Giving a gift is sacrificing the resources you have to express your heart, but the recipient may be different. However, as all gifts are precious things with a heart, gratitude comes first. This is because the use of the heart is more important than the content of the gift. Even if you don't know the information of the gift, it should not be devalued because of preconceived ideas. When giving a gift, it would be a good idea to include a detailed explanation in consideration of the recipient's eye level. When I was young, I stand and receive a gift with both hands, but these days I bend my back and receive it with my heart. Because I now know that the most valuable gift in the world is the heart.

 

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