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Walking through Pveongchang felt like opening a quiet chapter of Korea's soul. From the National Museum of the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty, I witnessed a deep, steadv patriotism, the way Koreans carried, protected, and preserved their annals through centuries of mountain roads and harsh conditions. In these records, I felt not onlv history, but devotion. At Daegwallveong Yangtte Ranch, the air was crisp and pure, the kind that clears vour thoughts. The gentle wav Koreans care for their land and animals touched me. A harmonv between people and nature that feels almost sacred. Then came the warmth of kimjang. Hands working together, laughter mixing with the smell of fermented seasoning, a true face of Jeong culture. Even in a place where agriculture once seemed impossible, Koreans shaped mountains into life and created foods that comfort people And Balwangsan... breathtaking, wild, and powerful. At the top, the wind was so strong I could barelv stand, while most tourists ran for shelter. In that moment. I imagined the resilience it took to build every path, cable car, and skvwalk in such fierce conditions. Hardworking, inventive and unbreakable this is the spirit I alwavs admire in Korea. From Daegwallyeong's rolling hills to Balwangsan's dramatic sky, every view reminded me how endlessly beautiful this countrv is! A place where nature, history, and human dedication meet in perfect harmony.