A poem by Chilgok's grandmothers is in middle school textbooks."Even over 80 years old, she's steering." [Anchor Report]

I'm sure many of you remember Chilgok's grandmothers who are called "K-Grandmothers" and work as rappers, but they worked again.

Poems and paintings written by grandmothers will be published in middle school textbooks next year.

First of all, it is a poem called "I'm Beautiful and Precious" written by a 96-year-old grandmother, Park Wol-sun.

All of my granddaughters are in third grade.

Please take your medicine healthily.

You care about me all the time.

He cares about it while following the bonanza.

Tooth and precious.

It's against spelling because it's written in dialect as pronounced, but it seems that the voices and hearts of the grandmothers are conveyed, right?

Should I also give you a little bit of 87-year-old Lee Won-soon's poem, "Eomui"?

Even if the age of the steering wheel is revealed, the mother will look at the mother and call her mother. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, well, oh, well, ∀.Longing for my mother, who is still past


It's touching.

Chilgok-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do, said that four poems, including those of the late Kang Geum-yeon and Kim Doo-sun, will be included in the first-year middle school Korean language textbook to be used next year.

The grandmothers who were born during the Japanese occupation and went through the Korean War and couldn't get a chance to learn because of their terrible poverty and women.

Grandmothers who couldn't even write their names for more than 70 years belatedly learned Hangul and melted their lives into poetry.
Grandmother Lee Won-soon,
said, "I hope young students will read our grandmothers' poems and be filial to their parents and be considerate of others."