Young women who say, "We attend Jeonbuk National University," came on a trip to Busan. They are looking for a place to eat chicken. Kazakhstan, the largest landlocked country on Earth, is famous for its abundant underground resources such as oil and natural gas. It is a leading powerhouse among the five Central Asian countries. When I actually visited, there were many wealthy people, the living standards were very high, and luxury cars were everywhere.
Its land area is incomparable to that of Korea. It is 27 times the size of South Korea. South Korea's income and population are about 2.5 times higher than theirs. Lamb ribs grilled over the roots of the "saxaul tree," which grows in the deserts of Kazakhstan, taste like heaven. The problem is that the roots of that tree cannot be taken out of the country. If it were permitted, there is no doubt that many branches would open in Korea.

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