他说一个国家的进步繁荣，不等于人民的生活品质，韩国可能很进步，但学生的教育费是很昂贵的，父母亲为了孩子们的教育费和生活费，都让不少父母亲为之而烦恼，更别说有多余钱出国旅游，透透气。。不像大马，国家处于发展中，但国民可出国旅游，看世界，在生活中加了些优质的质量。。
他的哥哥姐姐都是高才生，哥哥在美国当医生，但他哥哥常吐槽说：我常看的是病人，死人，时常让心情很低落；Bryan却说常见到的是出国旅游的开心人，快乐人，每天都展颜欢笑的和顾客开心的互动，让人多么的快乐，是导游这行业给他的热忱，据续了20多年还不言苦与累！
交换了WhatsApp, 我多了一个可谈的外国人，互相学习，互相扶持，多多勉励，人生路，顺利与好走许多。。😄
Bryan Liu, our South Korean tour guide for this trip, speaks Mandarin. He's approachable, kind, and friendly. A native of Gangnam, Seoul, his broad knowledge is something I deeply admire and want to learn from.
He said that a country's progress and prosperity don't necessarily equate to a high quality of life for its people. South Korea may be very advanced, but education costs are exorbitant. Many parents struggle with their children's education and living expenses, let alone have extra money for overseas travel. Unlike Malaysia, where the country is developing, but its citizens can travel abroad and see the world, adding a higher quality to their lives.
His older siblings are both high achievers. His brother is a doctor in the US, but he often complains, "I often see patients and even dead people, which often makes me feel down." Bryan, however, says he often sees happy, joyful people traveling abroad. He interacts with customers with a cheerful smile every day, bringing them immense joy. It's this passion for tour guiding that has sustained him for over 20 years without complaint!
We exchanged WhatsApp contacts, and now I have another foreigner to talk to. We learn from each other, support each other, and encourage one another. Life's journey will be much smoother and easier this way. 😄
