Among my favorite movies in high school,

Among my favorite movies in high school, "Papillon" is a really interesting one. It's a movie from the '70s, but TV gave it to me in the mid '90s. I remember watching it in broad daylight, so I think it was done by a masterpiece theater. I watched it more than twice because I didn't skip foreign movies such as Saturday masterpieces, masterpieces, and weekend masterpieces.

"Crime of wasting time". I remember it was that kind of crime. It was impressive to see a scene where they escaped after figuring out the flow of waves for 10 years, a scene where they ate insects in solitary confinement, and a scene where they got a butterfly tattooed by a primitive tribe while escaping. The most impressive scene is the scene where they are convicted of "crime of wasting time" in the last scene.

"Follow what you love, you won't get lost," says the story of Jang Man-ok in the book "This Is Not the Life I Thought" written by poet Liu Xi-hwa. After watching a movie titled "Following What You Love," 25 years ago, poet Liu Shih-hwa exclaimed, "I should have gone to Hong Kong to see Jang Man-ok. For some reason, I still haven't been to Hong Kong.

"Twenty-five years ago, when I saw the movie 'Completive' I should have gone to meet you right away. I should have put everything aside and done so. But stupidly, I didn't go for a few reasons." Three years later, when I saw and saw 「Hwayangyeonhwa」 heartbreakingly, I really should have gone to meet Jang Man-ok, who is like the woman in Modigliani's painting. So I should have spent 'Hwayangyeonhwa-The Beautiful and Brilliant Days of Life' together. But where is life so easy?" "I have a friend who asks me how much I need to travel to India for a month. I tell him it doesn't cost me anything. Because he has been asking the same question for over 10 years." - Liu Shi-hwa

Meeting Jang does not necessarily mean meeting him. Kim Eo-jun went to the Middle East as a backpacker when he was a college student. He was there to meet Arafat, the leader of the Palestinian liberation movement. A local even guided him to his house. He could meet them by pressing the doorbell, but he came back right beforehand. He didn't know what to say after meeting Arafat. Anyway, Kim Eo-jun's attempt became a topic of conversation for a lifetime.

"Even if I went to meet you, I might not have met you. Having to make a dream come true is not the answer. As one of my countless fans, I might have had to walk away and look at you, or I might have come back from a Hong Kong back alley eating cheap noodles by myself, like the scene in the movie. But my life would have been even more desperate with that memory." - Liu Xihua