“Where are you from?” For most people, answering this question is very simple. For me, this is the hardest question to answer, which I had to answer differently every time. Born and raised in Korea and living in the United States for several years, I always thought that I belong to both countries; however, the trip to Korea last summer guided me to answer my ridiculously hard question and learn about myself. It was a humid day of mid-July when my family and I rushed through a crowd of busy workers and travelers in the train station to go to Seoul - a huge metropolis and capital of Korea. Once we hopped into the train, the loud and busy city seemed so peaceful. Everything around us and every thought about this trip made us so happy that we
