Mr. Roh Moo-hyun was born into an extremely poor peasant family and grew up in a small, remote village. His highest recorddegree earned throughofformal schooling was just a high school diploma. He later earned a got thelawyer's license through self-study. WithoutDespite his lack of a college degree and gloriousextensive political career before becoming president of TheSouth Korea,and without a college degree buthe still managed to succeeded at last. His success ignited the passion of the people at the bottom of society to pursue their dreams. Thus, the South Koreans called him the "Grassroots President" or "Civilian President".

Tonight when I was looking for information on Roh Moo-hyun, I surprisingly foundwas surprised to find that his motto is exactly the same with me as mine: "Be strict with oneself and lenient towards others."

The Uncle Next Door——YearningRemembering the Former South Korean President Mr. Roh Moo-hyun

The day after tomorrow, onMay 23rd, is the fourth anniversary dayof the Fformer South Korean Ppresident Mr. Roh Moo-hyun's death. Four years ago, I and my familiesmy family and I were very shocked and then fall intodeeply sorrowful when we got thenewslearned from the Internet that he had committed suicide. At that time, he had just left office not long ago. It is said that the cause of his Dutch actsuicide was that he washad been accused of taking bribes by theSouth Korean prosecutors. He firmly denied those allegations and selected the most extreme way to prove his innocence.

The ChinaChinese media was apparently knewaware of the fact that many Chinese have full of affection forfelt very affectionate towards Mr. Roh Moo-hyun; hence, they madeprovided in-depth and detailed reports oncoverage of the event., especially thePhoenix Satellite TV which even cast a live broadcast forof his funeral. In recentOver the past four years, I often think of him just like thinking of myjust as though he were one of my own deceased relatives. Admittedly, Aas a foreigner,speaking frankly, I am not clearfamiliar with his political achievements, but itthis does not prevent my preference toaffection for him. The reason is very simple. He seemeds to be a kind uncle next door whose friendly dispositionand can make a person can't help him to ainevitably invoked a sense of trust. One South Korean said: "His death makes me feel like I lost a good friend. He seemeds to be living in my nextdoorjust next door to me, and I miss him very much."

这是Sarah的修改。谢谢Sarah。