A town where three children were born in two years receives an envelope containing 1.25 million won (South Korea)

A heartwarming story was told of an anonymous donor who sent a gift to celebrate the birth of a baby to the local administrative welfare center. According to Boeun County on the 9th, the Fein-myeon administrative welfare center
An envelope with the address "Hwaein-myeon chief" written on it was delivered to the welfare center. Inside was a handwritten letter and 1.25 million won (about 130,000 yen) in cash, but the sender's name was not written.
In a handwritten letter, the donor wrote, "I am sending these seeds to celebrate the birth of my grandchildren in the beautiful Huaijin Valley, hoping for the laughter of my strong grandchildren." He added, "If I hear news of a new birth in the Huaijin Valley, I will continue to donate seeds in the future. Your consideration is greatly appreciated."
It's magic," the letter read. Another printed letter read, "From 2023, for each child born to a Huai citizen, we will be offering a Miral Cheongsa gift to Shin Life Insurance as a birthday gift (please pay immediately).
(Korean for "grain of wheat") Birthday Celebration I am enclosing a small amount of money, which I hope will serve as fertilizer for the seeds. I will also send you future seeds."
It is believed that the donor once attended school in Huairen-myeon. The printed letter contains a picture of the school he attended and
The song included reminiscences of the alleys of Hoein-myeon and other areas, and was also reported to express disappointment over the declining birth rate.
Kim Ha-gin, head of Hwain-myeon, said, "I am grateful to those who put this heartwarming act of sharing into practice," and added, "I hope that children born in Hwain-myeon will be able to live with their loved ones."
"It will be a special gift for the children," he said. Meanwhile, the current population of Huairen-myeon is 1,670, with one newborn expected to live in the city in 2023 and two newborns expected to live in the city in 2024.
The administrative welfare center made a donation to one of the three families with newborn babies who was in financial difficulty.