"한국이 정말 이런 곳인가요?" 17개월간 자전거로 세계를 달린 독일 부부가 한국에서 흘린 눈물의 의미는 무엇일까요?

A couple who endured a long 17-month journey in Germany, relying solely on a bicycle. The experiences they had in South Korea, the unfamiliar country they finally arrived in, completely transformed their travels. People who paid for their meals and disappeared despite a language barrier; an older man who wanted to buy a hearty hangover soup for a foreigner eating bread by the roadside out of concern; and even the scene at a fishing spot where ice and peaches were offered to those suffering from mosquitoes in front of their tent. They had thought of it as a wealthy and modern nation, but what surprised them even more was the warm "Jeong" (affection/compassion) of the people living and breathing within it. Under the scorching 36-degree sun, the couple wept aloud on the road as the weight of their 17 months burst forth all at once. What memories did they take with them as they finally left Korea? We hope that this warmth, which we have taken for granted, will resonate in your hearts today as well. [Time for Reflection] Do you have any memories of offering warmth to others without expecting anything in return? What does the concept of 'Jeong' in our society look like to you?