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Comment | [part1]
I do enjoy drinking wine when I have dinner. That is because I lived in Paris for a while, so I have become very accustomed to drinking wine. 2. Do you drink a lot of water every day? I drink a lot. In fact, I try to consume more water regularly after having heard that people who drink a lot of coffee, need to consume even more water, so I’m trying to become a heavy water drinker. 3. Do you prefer drinking tea or coffee? Why? I definitely prefer coffee because I generally have a very low energy level, I need some stimulus, to wake my body up so that I can keep my day productive. 4. If people visit you in your home, what do you usually offer them to drink? Usually, I give my visitors some coffee. That is because I newly bought a coffee machine, and people who have tasted it before said that it’s good, so I offer them to my guests. [part2] describe a monument (e.g., a statue or sculpture) that you like you should say: what this monument is where this monument is what it looks like and explain why you like this monument The monument I’m going to introduce is called ‘King Se-jong’ statue which is located on Gwanghwamun Street. It is apparently very big and shiny since I’ve heard that people just finished washing him and he’s holding a book which signifies the Korean letters that he solely invented. I’m keen on this monument because of the close coherence of its particular location and its significance. The street is very famous for several cultural places, such as 교보문고, where it sells books, and other celebrated stages that I have forgotten the names of them. In addition to this, KingSejong is highly regarded as a cultural figure; because of his feats such as inventing Korean letters and adopting very gifted scientists. I like this because it almost feels like he’s guiding and protecting us when times get harsh and people stop thinking about art and culture. [part3] Why do you think there are often statues of famous people in public places? I assume that well-known figures can extend and intensify the bond between the citizens who share the notion of that famous figure. People walking by can simply contemplate it and recollect the general ideas of that renowned. |