Today, I went to the National museum of Korea. I was interested in the myth of Gojoseon. Hwan-ung went down to the ground and made people live more comfotably. There was a tiger and bear who wanted to be a human. So the two animals prayed to Hwan-ung and he told them to eat only garlic and mugwort for 100 days in cave. The tiger gave up easily, but the bear had patience and 100 days later, it became a wonderful woman. Hwan-ung and Ung-nue gave birth to Dan-gun.

   I also want to talk about the pregistoric period. The Prehistoric period is divided into two periods. They were the ice ages and neolithic period. In the ice ages, people lived in caves and communicated by draw pictures on cave walls. They usually used stone axes to hunt and cut things. But in the neothilic period, they used comb-pattern potteries to store food. the pottery had a sharp end on the bottom. That was because the people lived near rivers or lakes. The ground was covered with soft sand. So, they used the pottery to stick it in and made it stand in the ground. They also used polished stone tool. People could make any tools they wanted to use.

   I was proud of our Korean history that brought me here.

  Thank you for listening to my speech.