We went to a museum in Cambodia called the Genocide Museum. We learned about the pain that Cambodia suffered through many years ago. Cambodia was seized by the communist party known as the Khmer Rouge. They were taken over and thousands of Cambodians were kidnapped, tortured, and murdered. It really opened my eyes to how broken people’s souls are but how beautiful they can become. At the Genocide Museum I saw numerous Cambodian people on their knee praying and sobbing. The museum showed all the tools that the Khmer Rouge used to torture the Cambodians. I saw photos of victims, the prison cells they were kept in, and photos of the Khmer Rouge staff. An entire generation of Cambodia was wiped out. Families are still affected by this. The people I met in Cambodia were some of the nicest people I will ever know. They welcomed me in their homes, they prepared food for my group and I, and they did it all out of the kindness of their hearts. It was really humbling to see the people in Cambodia be joyous with what little they had. It reminded me to never take what I have for granted and that I am extremely
We went to a museum in Cambodia called the Genocide Museum. We learned about the pain that Cambodia suffered through many years ago. Cambodia was seized by the communist party known as the Khmer Rouge. They were taken over and thousands of Cambodians were kidnapped, tortured, and murdered. It really opened my eyes to how broken people’s souls are but how beautiful they can become. At the Genocide Museum I saw numerous Cambodian people on their knee praying and sobbing. The museum showed all the tools that the Khmer Rouge used to torture the Cambodians. I saw photos of victims, the prison cells they were kept in, and photos of the Khmer Rouge staff. An entire generation of Cambodia was wiped out. Families are still affected by this. The people I met in Cambodia were some of the nicest people I will ever know. They welcomed me in their homes, they prepared food for my group and I, and they did it all out of the kindness of their hearts. It was really humbling to see the people in Cambodia be joyous with what little they had. It reminded me to never take what I have for granted and that I am extremely