The second sentence in Chinese and Korean: I am not miserable and poor every day, but I pay my tuition for success.

PS: This girl doesn't know Korean. Her signature is only in Chinese word order, and then the Korean words are put together. Grammatical errors, even from the perspective of Chinese and Korean, are difficult to translate clearly according to Chinese translation. I'm just saying this as a warning to prevent this parent from blindly worshipping because he thinks he can speak Korean. Don't worship blindly, because the other person doesn't understand Korean at all.

Finally, hope to adopt. thank you