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| Hello! My name is Murerwa kellen from Rwanda. I also participated in 25th wsj in south korea(saemangaeum). I’m in the last grade of secondary(Grade12).I study at sainte trinite de Rhng. This is me in the compound of kigali pelé stadium located in nyamirambo which hosts football matches and several teams in Rwandan premier league.So, i would like to share the moments i had there. |
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| This is where we first dropped by in seoul where korean tourism organisation were the ones who guided us in tour we made on that day ( we even got the chances to wear hanbok for the first time) |
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| As it seems here, the KTO gave us an opportunity to visit Gyeongbok royal palace of joseon dynasty where it was so excited cause they even made parades wearing their traditional outfits which was so amazing |
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| And here, we kept looking around the palace which was so adorable to know more of ancient koreans |
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| We did even passed by statue of king sejong in Gwangwhamun located next to Gyeongbok palace( it was so interesting) |
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| Here , it was inside blue house that the former president of south korea lived |
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| And this was where former president Yoon suk yeol met k-pop(BTS)on 14th september 2021. And that it was also honorable to be where the famouses have met |
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| Even here, we were very luckily to visit lotto world of seoul ( theme park) . We had so much fun there due to different activities such as Gyro swing, boat ride and swing tree and we even got a chance to be in samba’s live performance( they were so amazing) |
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| Here , we were in buan village travelling around. And it was so relaxable cause it had better view and was so cool |
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| As it seems here, it’s where we had reached saemangaeum camp site preparing dinner. It was great |
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| As the days passed by, we even visited buan celadon museum and it was so great even if the weather condition was not as we predicted |
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| On that day, we even visited an industry where they’ve showed us how to prepare kimchi. Even we tried although itwas too hard for some of us to taste it |
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| And here , we were participating in some activities with our fellowers from lesotho and Gambia. It was so adorable |
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| Here, we even visited koreans in their campsite . And it was favourable timing |
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| Morever, on our way to end 25th wsj , we visited Independence hall korean museum which located in cheonan.And it was so memorable cause some korean famous artists performed for us(k-pop & new jeans& blackpink)which was so adorable and amazing |
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By ending, i would like to appreciate all koreans in general that did let us enter their country especially KTO,president&korean customs service&all scouts who did provided us with affection and kindness in the days we spent there😊🙏.we are very grateful from💕🤗 |
what did you learn from there that can change sth/sb as rwandan you th!
ReplyDeleteI’ve learnt that nothing is impossible when you trust yourself, you need to be self reliance to achieve your goals
DeleteSo it's good that this all palace are good I think when I have money I am gonna to visit any place where showed this all pic
ReplyDeleteYes, it would be such a great choice that you can’t regret cause korea is an interesting, incredible and amazing country to visit
DeleteHello friends! If there’s anyone who wants to know more about Rwandan history and culture, i’m here to help
ReplyDeleteHi Kellen! I would like to know more about Rwanda scouting and marriage. What marriage looks like, when is someone an adult, when or how old can you join scouting. What departments do you have in scouting.
DeleteI made a short mistake in your reply joy
ReplyDeleteRwanda is known as “a land of thousand hills”
Hello joshua! I’m sorry for the late reply,the legal binding marriage in Rwanda is civil marriage(monogamous marriage) which allow someone to marry once in life ( from 21 years old but now it also allows someone to marry at 18th age due to sensable reason)
DeleteAbout scouting, the minor age to be allowed is 4years& scouting level is classified into squirrels,beavers,cubs, scouts,companions and rover scouts (it depends on the age that someone has)
Anyone who is still interested in Rwandan history or living within past or present,i’m here to answer your questions.
ReplyDeleteDid you get the answers???Anything else you want to know???
ReplyDeleteYes, I did! Thank you so much for responding to my question 🫶. I'll be sure to ask you again if I have anything else I'd like to know.
ReplyDeleteNo problem
ReplyDeleteI’m here all the time you need to ask
I'm curious, which Rwandan tradition or festival do you personally find the most meaningful, and why?
DeleteHi Kellen! Thank you for the information. So if you are married once you cannot divorce and marry again? Is that what it is!? I would like to see pictures of the beavers and cubs. I have also been placed as a leader with the cubs in my local scout group.
ReplyDeleteHi again!welcome, that’s not how it is cause when you’ve submitted divorce decree,you’re allowed to marry again but that doesn’t mean that Rwandan government encourages multiple marrige but they facilitate in ecouraging monogamous marriage cause it’s the only one which is considered as civil marriage.And i’m happy for you being a leader but about the pictures, it’s not that easy to upload it.Thank you 😊😊
DeleteHi korean students! Yes, we’ve visited great places. Ofcourse i have a time, i’ll try to visit
ReplyDeletehi kellen, it’s Renata ,I also visited lotto word it's very cool!!!, what was your favorite attraction?
ReplyDeleteIt was boat riding and swing tree .And what about you???
DeleteHi Kellen, my favorite game was the roller coaster that turned upside down and the air balloons!! And I also loved the food, I wish we had met the day I went.
ReplyDeleteI remembered it also, it was also an interesting& incredible one. Which kind of food did you like?i wish also that we had met but let’s hope that we’ll meet someday
DeleteAt Lotto we ate like a breaded chicken that tasted very delicious, and the food that I liked the most in Korea was the dumplings, what was your favorite Yes, I hope we meet very soon, I would like to talk more!! If you want of course, this is my instagram re.lyxx
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed a lot fried chicken&tteokbokki. I already done follow.let me hope that we keep interact with each other more
DeleteHow was Korea you went through?
ReplyDeleteHello! The korea i went through was an amazing& incredible even if the climate was not as we expected but aside from that i really enjoyed a lot cause all people’re welcomed there with kind heart ,Beside that it’s a safe&clean place that anyone would like to stay
DeleteDo you know SON-heungmin? I interested in football! I want to know Rwanda's football player. Tell me some!
ReplyDeleteNot at all but i’ve reviewed his background that he’s professional footballer in korea who plays as a forward& captain.In Rwanda,The professional footballer is called “fitina Omborenga”who plays as a right-back for Rwanda premier league club APR
DeleteHow was it in Korea? Would you come again? I curious about your country too.
ReplyDeleteIt was a such enjoyful&relaxable moments in korea.i would like to come again cause it would be such a great opportunity to know more about ancient koreans. Rwanda is a country known as “ a land of thousand hills”, And it is a safe&clean place to stay cause the rate of security is high due to democracy and political stability. Anything you want to know, I’m here
DeleteHello joy! I think that the most thing that we honors here is”Independence& liberation day” which occurs every 1st &4th july respectively, And it signifies Rwanda's transition from an oppressive and discriminatory regime to a democratic nation, honoring the courageous efforts of the Rwandan Patriotic Front in ending the tragic 1994 Genocide against Tutsi that occured between 7 april and 19 july( it’s around 100 days)which took us more than 1,000,000 people and the others were fled away in the neighbouring countries.That’s why it’s so meaningful to us as Rwandans
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing. It sounds very important 🫶. How do people celebrate Independence and Liberation Day in Rwanda? Are there any special events?
DeleteThe Liberation Day is celebrated by organising patriotic and cultural events such as special ceremonies&concerts while during Independence day , national flag is raised, and the national anthem is sung with pride while symbolising Rwanda's sovereignty and unity. Another is “Heroes day”which occurs each year on1st february aims at honoring the legends of the ones who played big role in stopping genocide against tutsi by making sacrifices in patriotism
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing, it's really interesting to learn about the different celebrations. Rwanda has such a rich and meaningful culture. 💛
DeleteWelcome joy😘!Yes, i wish you could be in Rwanda to share same feelings with us about our beautiful and amazing millê collines country.But, do you also celebrate”independence or liberation day”in your country?For us,tomorrow we’ll be celebrating liberation day as i mentioned it above
ReplyDeleteThat’s lovely! I hope you enjoyed the celebrations.
DeleteIn Kenya, we celebrate Republic Day on December 12th, commemorating our nation’s freedom. Additionally, Heroes’ Day on October 20th honours all those who contributed to Kenya’s independence struggle. It’s nice to see how different countries celebrate their history.
Yes,it's so cool •And is there any something special occurring in your country these days???
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