Harmony

  I have just read a book called "If You Change Your Mindset, Your Life Will Change Too." It made me feel better and more positive. I often wonder why my mind is always filled with negative thoughts about how badly my brother and sister-in-law treated me. But after reading just a few pages of this book, I already feel lighter. I want to be happy. I want to live a fulfilling life from now until the end of my days. The first step is to free my mind from those negative thoughts, uplift my mood, and see the world with a clearer perspective—so that I can make wiser decisions for my future. In February, I also binge-watched all eight episodes of The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call in one night. It was definitely worth my time, and I felt so happy that I watched this series. Let me give you a brief summary of the plot. Each episode primarily focuses on life-saving surgeries at the trauma center in Hanuk Hospital, led by Dr. Baek, along with his two junior doctors and a nurse. The ser...

Our beloved summer is currently my healing spot. This show aired in 2021 on Saturdays and Sundays, and I watched it on Netflix. At that time, weekends were so special to me because of the show. Due to the time difference between Korea and Vietnam, the show aired in Korea 2 hours before it did in Vietnam, so to avoid spoilers, I had to stay away from social media before the show was released on Netflix. The story focuses on Choi Ung and Koo Yeon Soo. They were a couple from high school to university, but then they broke up and lost contact for six years before meeting again. Koo Yeon Soo was a top student in school, and after graduation, she found a job and worked day and night to earn money for living. Of course, this is not a bad thing. Her job is something many people dream of, but compared to being a top student in school, this job seems nothing special. While Choi Ung was a worse student in school, he spent most of his time painting. Choi Ung is now a famous illustrator under the n...