A letter of encouragement
Friday, April 1, 2011

Hwa Chong Institution Boarding School 673 Bukit Timah Road Singapore 269735

Dear Mr. Akio Komori,

I am Khor Wei Sean from Hwa Chong Institution, Singapore. The purpose of writing this letter is to you after this disastrous Japan earthquake.

First of all, I would like to tell you that this earthquake is a natural disaster, so it is not anyone’s fault that the earthquake happened. On the brighter note, I think you should be thankful and be optimistic on the fact you and your family is safe and sound, although it is inevitable to suffer and lose in this saddening event.

I know you may be sad because Japan is a developed country and this disaster had destructed almost all of the developments made. But, life moves on nevertheless. You cannot stop here at this crucial moment. Instead, you should move on and try to stand up strong again. I believe Japan is a country that can rebuild what was destructed and stand tall again. Rest assured that we will be there to support Japan to redevelop their country.

There are already a few steps taken by the government to rebuild the country. I believe that the country, with the efficient and effective government and the support by us, Japan will stand up where they slipped and fall. My school has already been raising funds to aid Japan in this disaster. Many other schools in different countries are also doing the same thing. With such an efficient rate of fund raising, I believe and hope that Japan can develop rapidly and overcome this challenge.

Lastly, I know many insults and sarcastic remarks have been made on the internet, but this is not the time to be demoralized and feel sad about insignificant small matters. Furthermore, those are just people who speak regardless of their language and not caring about others’ feelings. They are just being mean and heartless to further worsen your pain. These are people who find happiness from others’ pain and suffering. The previous generation of Japanese may have treated some of them badly, but they have no right to treat the current generation of Japanese the same way. You guys are innocent people who do not deserve such inhumane treatment especially after so much pain already.

Life is suffering. Suffering in life is inevitable to mankind. Just accept the truth and move on.

Warmest Regards,

Khor Wei Sean

Hwa Chong Institution

~Khor Wei Sean, 8:11 AM
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