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#GardenOfLife #LeeHongHoon ▶◀ May the late former Supreme Court Justice Lee Hong-hoon rest in peace. According to a study, "well-being" becomes a social issue when per capita income exceeds $20,000, and "gardening" becomes a social issue when it exceeds $30,000. With the COVID-19 pandemic, interest in gardens in our society has grown significantly. So why do people garden? And what do they gain from them? This program was planned and produced over a year to present viewers with life, healing, and the beauty of living in harmony with nature through the four seasons of a beautiful garden and the stories of those who create it. ■ Former Supreme Court Justice Lee Hong-hoon (76)'s Choice - Garden Former Supreme Court Justice Lee Hong-hoon (76) rose to the highest position in the court, the Supreme Court Justice. Immediately after retirement, he returned to his hometown in Gochang County, Jeollabuk-do. People were puzzled, but to him, it was a natural choice. I, too, have long harbored the thought that after retirement, I would return to nature. Excerpt from the words of former Supreme Court Justice Lee Hong-hoon (76) Instead of rebuilding his hometown home, which was over 80 years old, he renovated it, and began planting flowers and trees in the rice paddies his parents had left him. It's been over ten years since he began gardening. While the garden is still unfinished, having been built through trial and error, it has been a joyous time watching it gradually take shape. However, neither gardens nor life are always smooth sailing. His eldest daughter struggled with a rare, incurable disease, and four years ago, former Supreme Court Justice Lee Hong-hoon was diagnosed with bile duct cancer and underwent two major surgeries. And even today, he continues to garden, believing, "This day is my entire life." ■ Learning the laws of life and death from nature It must have been difficult to do the demanding gardening while battling cancer. He persists in gardening, which can be quite demanding, because he learns and heals within the four seasons of the garden. Perhaps this is why. Despite being diagnosed with biliary tract cancer, which was predicted to last no longer than two years, he has been planting flowers and trees for four years. ■ 'Father's Garden' with His Eldest Daughter These days, his eldest daughter, Eugene, spearheads 'Father's Garden.' After major surgery, she came down to her father's garden and discovered the flowers. Studying gardening, she realized this was where she belonged. From the meditation garden of former Supreme Court Justice Lee Hong-hoon (76), whose pine groves are filled with a stunning display of Chrysanthemums in autumn, to his wife Park Ok-mi's (75) bulb garden, awash in spring daffodils and summer liatris, to the herb garden of his eldest daughter, Eugene, who dreams of creating a healing garden— The "Garden of Life" production team spent a year capturing the father's garden, a place steeped in family history and healing. After retiring from his position as the Supreme Court Justice, he returned to nature. The story of former Supreme Court Justice Lee Hong-hoon (76), who planted trees and flowers even at the crossroads of life and death. ※ Watch more popular videos from [Documentary Insight] [Highlight] Cheer for Your Funeral    • [다큐인사이트] 을지대 장례지도학과 예비 장례지도사들의 빛나는 청춘 이야기 ...   [Highlight] Everyone Has a Youth Part 1: I'm Turret    • 뚜렛증후군을 아시나요? | KBS 다큐 인사이트 - 청춘기획 1편 아임뚜렛 ...   [Full Version] Lee Kun-hee, the Legacy of a Giant    • [다큐 인사이트] 한국 경제의 거인, 이건희 회장의 생애 그 빛과 그림자 |...   [Full Version] Osaka Downstream Life    • [다큐인사이트] 비극적으로 생을 마감한 아베. 아베 정권은 무엇을 남겼는가?...   [Full Version] Surprise Attack Part 1: "Spike Attack"    • Video   [Full Version] Surprise Attack Part 2: "Immunity's Counterattack"    • Video   #GardenofLife #Gardening #Bile Duct Cancer