It turns out that beauty is carefully crafted and seems to be related to everything in Europe, but after walking through so many museums, streets and alleys, I also become aesthetically fatigued, because no matter how beautiful it comes from people, it will make people tired. Seeing the beauty of Africa, the horizon is endless, the red sun is rising in the distance, the broad grass has no boundaries, cattle, sheep, birds, animals, rest, competition, play, the attitude of life is more vividly reflected in Africa. What can be seen in all this is the yearning for freedom, which is the most beautiful grace bestowed by God.
Karen's love is as beautiful as this land, because it is freed from the imprisoned marriage, the self-inflicted longing for love, and the unfulfilled desire to pursue it, leaving it all to the country she never had, bringing Walking is new life and freedom.
Karen's life is beautiful like a painting, telling us what a nobleman is at every moment. Even if he is destitute, he should light a candle and drink a glass of red wine, and put a dinner because he appreciates this simple notation. Even if you don't have anything, you have to keep in mind the promises and responsibilities that you have always had as a hostess. I think this is something that many people can't do, and things can come like a mountain, but what a kind woman can fight for the last glimmer of hope for the people around her. When her ex-husband came to the desolate house, Karen did not forget the etiquette, "do you want something to drink?" When she learned about Dynes' death, her restrained emotions showed she is a real lady.
When one day I set foot on this piece of Africa Pure Land, I don’t know if it is the closest kingdom to God, because the place where God loves is not complicated and fettered, but only trusts His arrangement wholeheartedly. I don't know how long it will take for this dream to come true, a vast, pure, free country.
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