Hello! I had a picnic at Peace Park near Seoul World Cup Stadium this spring, so it's amazing to hear you visited this place! I hope your memories of Korea remain unforgettable. Sorry for the late introduction. I am a student at a university in Korea. I learned about Georgia for the first time while working on a geography textbook assignment, and I found it to be a very beautiful and unique country. I have a few questions, and I would be grateful if you could answer them. 1. What do you usually do after school? 2. I know that Freedom Square and the Holy Trinity Cathedral are landmarks in Georgia. Can you introduce another landmark? 3. Do students in Georgia also go on field trips during the school term? If so, where do they usually go? 4. Georgia is a deeply traditional Christian country, and I know that people are religious. What does religion mean to Georgians? (For example, religion was the power that allowed us to weather the history of aggression.) What are some other religious lifestyles, rituals, and customs? 5. I understand that Georgia is traditionally very advanced in wine culture. Is wine culture still mainstream? Could you provide examples or recent trends in the highly developed wine culture? (For example, new jobs created, related businesses developed, etc.) That's all for the questions. If I have a chance, I would really like to visit Georgia. Bye bye!
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ReplyDeleteHello! I had a picnic at Peace Park near Seoul World Cup Stadium this spring, so it's amazing to hear you visited this place! I hope your memories of Korea remain unforgettable.
ReplyDeleteSorry for the late introduction. I am a student at a university in Korea. I learned about Georgia for the first time while working on a geography textbook assignment, and I found it to be a very beautiful and unique country. I have a few questions, and I would be grateful if you could answer them.
1. What do you usually do after school?
2. I know that Freedom Square and the Holy Trinity Cathedral are landmarks in Georgia. Can you introduce another landmark?
3. Do students in Georgia also go on field trips during the school term? If so, where do they usually go?
4. Georgia is a deeply traditional Christian country, and I know that people are religious. What does religion mean to Georgians? (For example, religion was the power that allowed us to weather the history of aggression.) What are some other religious lifestyles, rituals, and customs?
5. I understand that Georgia is traditionally very advanced in wine culture. Is wine culture still mainstream? Could you provide examples or recent trends in the highly developed wine culture? (For example, new jobs created, related businesses developed, etc.)
That's all for the questions. If I have a chance, I would really like to visit Georgia. Bye bye!