Pine Tree Episode 553 MBN 220702 Broadcast The corresponding guest Happy Bean fundraising has ended. Learning how to stand alone in the world An unlicensed house on the outskirts of Yeoju-si, this is my home. It’s already been 35 years since I moved into this house. I’m 68 this year, so I’ve spent half of my long life here. To others, it’s just a house that’s falling apart, but to me, it’s the only shelter I can lean on when I’m tired. Until then, I’ve been living a nomadic life. I lost my father when I was 16, and my mother when I was 25. I didn’t have any siblings. Construction work, farming, selling fish… There was nothing I hadn’t done or anywhere I hadn’t been to stand alone in this world. The day I had a family, days when I had to endure rather than live. After countless hours, I met the person who would fill half of my life alone. Ten years ago, I met my wife. Since this was my wife’s second marriage, I gained a lot of family at once, from children to sons-in-law. My eldest daughter is an unmarried mother and is admitted to the center, and my second daughter is also not well off. I don’t want to be a burden to my children, so I leave home at 9 a.m. every morning on an old tractor to earn some pocket money. The field I rented with difficulty under the pretext of managing the empty farmland is my workplace. My husband and I, who live on heart medication, planted onions, sweet potatoes, and potatoes in the field, but this year, the weather is so hot and dry that the crops are dying quickly, and I’m very worried. As I get older, work becomes more difficult. It’s been 10 years since I had a stent procedure to widen my blood vessels due to blocked blood vessels in my heart, and I continue to take heart medication, blood pressure medication, high cholesterol medication, and tranquilizers. My wife also has a bad heart like mine. She needs surgery for heart valve disease, but because of our financial situation, I couldn’t even think of finding out the right amount. My wife has a bad back, a bad heart, and knee pain. Our crumbling nest When I finish working in the field and come home, it’s around 10 p.m. Just like my wife and I, who are getting wrinkles, this house is also getting older. The tile roof is worn away and the ceiling is sinking, and when it rains, rainwater drips. The bathroom is traditional, and there is no shower, so we have to take a bath in the yard. We have to cover ourselves with grass and wash in a bucket. There is no hot water, so we heat the water with a gas burner and use it. In the winter, we do some warm-up exercises before quickly washing up and going home. Maybe it is because my heart is not in good shape, but when I take a bath in the winter, my head starts spinning. I can only endure the hot summer with a fan. Will I ever find happiness in my life? “There is no happiness. I have had a hard life since I was young, so I have a lot of depression in my heart.” The only money that the husband, Young-han (68), and his wife, Young-ha (81), can spend each month is the basic living allowance of 600,000 won and the old-age pension of 300,000 won. If they pay various utility bills and use it for living expenses, it will quickly run out. In order to safely get through the upcoming rainy season, the roof needs urgent repair. His wife Young-ha needs heart valve surgery and a new cultivator. Please embrace the countless pains that Young-han had to endure to stand alone in the world. Please tell him that he has suffered for a long time. #Pine #Sponsorship #Help #Donation #Hope ☞ Subscribe to MBN Entertainment : / mbn_entertainment