``I want South Korea to adopt me.'' Chinese man sentenced to prison for abandoning his baby who was sleeping on Cheju Island = South Korea

A Chinese man in his 30s who entered South Korea's Cheju Island and abandoned a sleeping 9-year-old child in a park has been sentenced to prison.
On the 15th, the Jeju District Court announced that a Chinese man in his 30s was arrested and indicted on charges of violating the Child Welfare Act (child abandonment/neglect).
Suspect A was sentenced to one year in prison. Previously, prosecutors had asked for suspect A to be sentenced to one year in prison and suspended for two years, but the court sentenced him to prison.
Suspect A is suspected of leaving his son (9 years old) alone, who was sleeping in a park in the innovative city of Seogwipo, Jeju-do, on August 25th.
Ru. Suspect A entered Cheju Island without a visa on August 14th, stayed at a lodging facility for several days, and when he ran out of money, he stayed in the wild for eight days starting on the 17th, and committed these crimes.
Suspect A's son woke up alone and cried as he searched for his missing father. Seogwipo city officials found him and reported him to the police. Police have nearby security cameras
Through this analysis, Suspect A was arrested at a certain location in Seogwipo City. The child had been staying at a child protection facility in Jeju, but was handed over to relatives in China and departed in September.
At that time, suspect A abandoned his son and said, ``Due to my physical condition and the hardships of living, I cannot afford to raise my child.'' He said, ``Due to my physical condition and the hardships of living, I cannot afford to raise my child.''
It was revealed that he wrote a memo in English that read, ``I hope that he will receive a good education and grow up.'' During the trial, Suspect A stated, ``I left my child behind, but I had no intention of abandoning her.''
``I had intended to leave it at a facility in South Korea,'' he said. She claimed that she intended to return to China with her child if the child was not taken care of at a child protection facility in South Korea.
However, the court concluded, ``If we look at the statement of suspect A's son, the photographs taken at the crime scene, the letter, and the fact that he left his son in the Republic of Korea, not in the defendant's country, the details of the crime are clear.
The court held that the