Huri Sori(Sori means sound), sub title: portrait of father

In the 1960s, Koreans were sent to Germany as miners and nurses. Most of them did not know how to speak German, but they worked hard in the far-off country enduring many hardships and tears for their families only. Anchovy work is as hard as a miner, but now in Korea, the Vietnamese are doing the most of it, and I reminisced all of our fathers who were dispatched to Germany to make money half a century ago, And I also remembered my father who had suffered to study all four of his children to university. ‘Huri Sori(sound) would be a heavy breath that all fathers of this age, living on their shoulders with heavy burdens, spew out to encourage themselves.(This work is a three-month record of Vietnamese working in Korea as anchovy crew)