Self introduction for IERW01 class

Hi everyone, it's reallly good to see you all this semester :)

   My name is Seungyoun Cho, and I study law in Sungshin university.
I was born in Seoul, Korea in 1996, and I've live in Seoul for 21years. I graduated elementary school and middle school in Seoul, but I graduated high school in Pohang. It was a kind of international school. So I needed to study totally different curriculum with other normal highschool in Korea. There were only 60 students in a grade, most teacheres were foreigners except a teacher who tought Korean, and I was a very special student of that school. There were 3 students who don't speak English as their mother tongue, and I was one of them. It was really difficult to being familiar to "that" kind of condition so it took about an year to really into it.
   I chosed to go to international school, I could not speak english very well though, because I was interested in global world. It doesn't mean studying about foreign languages and history or something, but I just really love to travel around the world. All of my family members like to trip to other countries and even my mom spend her more time in Italy and Hongkong for her job. So naturally I've had more chances to visit other countries than others in my age. In the last summer vacation I visited Kyushu, Japan, Moscow to Vladivostok with Trans Siberian Railway, and LA. Actually I'm already planning to go to Japan next wintervacation. It would be the longest trip to Japan and I would visit every 4 islands in Japan. Japan is my favorite country to visit, and I went there the most. When I was 2 my mom brought me to Japan and it was my first trip to abroad. I have no idea about that trip of course, but I have pretty deep affection to that country. If you have a plan to go to Japan, maybe I  can help you in many ways.
   It is my second time to take the class in English language and literature. I take this class for my second degree, International Trading. To have that degree I should take a lot of classes in other majors. I mostly take law classes of course, and department of economics, English, Japanese, German language and literature, and political science and diplomacy classes. It sound too harsh and actually it is, but it's really interesting.  So I hope we have a nice semester in this class. Thank you!!! :)