Description:

Two hikers get stuck in some bad weather, and discover that sometimes the best things in life aren't what we might have originally wished for. 

두 명의 등산객이 악천후 속에서 갇히고, 때때로 인생에서 가장 좋은 것들은 우리가 원래 바랐을 수 있는 것이 아니라는 것을 발견합니다. 

Transcription:

The Oak Tree

One hot day, two hikers are walking in the dry, brown hills.

They have been walking all day, and they are tired and hungry.

They see a tree in the distance.

“I am sooooo hungry!” says one hiker.

“Do you think that’s an apple tree?

I want a big, crunchy, red apple!”

“Nah, that’s not an apple tree," says the other.

"It's a pear tree!

Pears are my favorite.

I want a sweet, juicy, yellow pear!"

But when they arrive at the tree,there are no apples.

Or pears either!

In fact, there is no fruit at all.

“Aw, boo!" says one hiker.

"It’s a useless oak tree!"

Just then, the sky turns grey and it starts to rain.

The two hikers run under the oak tree to stay dry.

It rains and rains, but the oak tree is like a big umbrella.

The hikers don't get wet.

They wait under the oak tree for the rain to stop.

Day turns into night.

“I’m cold," says one hiker.

"We should make a fire.

Help me collect some wood!”

Luckily, there are many old branches under the oak tree.

The two hikers collect the branches and make a nice campfire out of them.

They sit beside the fire to warm themselves.

“I’m tired,” says one hiker.

"We should sleep here tonight.

Help me make a bed!"

The hikers make a bed out of soft, green oak leaves.

They snuggle into the leaves and fall asleep.

The rain falls and the wind blows,but the hikers are comfortable, warm and dry under the "useless" oak tree.

Moral:

Sometimes the best gifts aren’t what we originally hoped for. 

오크 나무

Questions:

1. Who are the two men? What were they wishes?

2. Was the oak tree helpful to them? Why?

3. What do you always wish for?