In my memory world...Phi Taro (Phong Phong) is a sketch with bright and mischievous lines.

I also remember the "crag," the outcry who made a smile with precision, and I remember the "albino" in the very elder gang as clearly as a newly painted watercolor painting. His brother's disturbing smile that day was a memory that I kept in a drawer of memories on a day when the sunlight was doing its job honestly.

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The passage of time, along with my conversion to the world through sound, I came to know his new characters, both impostors like "robber" (from the handsome man) and little children like "Gooshoi" (from Yangma), through the melodies of words and visual descriptions, even without seeing eye to eye, but these chaotic and vibrant sounds created a "new memory" of my imagination as enjoyable as yesterday.

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But then, in the GoodDay Podcast, when the memories of the past meet the familiar sounds of the present, there is something much more special than I ever imagined.

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The second Elder Taro greeted next to me, what came to my mind before any joke was the gently pervading "gentle tide." The elder Taro sitting here was not anyone in the movie I had ever seen or heard, but a delicate gentleman at every stroke of condescension.

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I felt the fear of sleepwalking, and he seemed particularly nervous and cautious, for his determination to take the best care and honor a blind person like me was so warm that I secretly smiled in my heart...I want to tell him, "Elder, relax. I'm not as fierce as anyone in my memory and not as chaotic as anyone in the movie."

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Thank you, Taro, for letting me know that under the laughter that the whole country is familiar with is the heart that honors my fellow man the most and makes this meeting a more memorable and special conversation than any role I've ever known.

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Anyone who hasn't watched, check it out on the @ GoodDay Podcast.

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