Solongus - Day 3
Solongus - Day 3
  • By Hwang Kyu-ho (info@koreaittimes.com)
  • 승인 2012.10.12 23:00
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Right, it is a new version to amaze and surprise the people. By using this sort of showmanship he is now taking up the running as a safe winner. Already he has made a big hit in the historic wedding in Monaco and presented a smile for tomorrow to the wedding couple. Right here, his masterstroke meets a good match.


The man is quite different from the Japanese. As a German warrior, he (Volkswagen) has proclaimed himself to the people vigorously. In a death pan, he said to the people drily.


“I‟m not a bragger. Mine is „Das Auto‟ itself. Right, it is my chariot and I value it as I want to drive. I don‟t care what people think and gossip”


His speech is so simple and solemn. As for a professional fighter, there is no pack of lies. Like him, another German maverick (Mercedez Benz) says with the chiaroscuro painting skills:


“The best of my belief is the best or nothing. It is a gleam of my hope.”


It is simple and dry. It is neither grandiloquent nor fascinating. Nonetheless, his master touch has won the popularity from sweet mamas in the grand monde. At their tough Germanic expressions another European competitor squinted. Then he scoffed that:


“Aggressiveness often describes inferiority complex. They have no eye for beauty, no ear for music.”


Then, the French (Peugeot) attitudinized and said about his dream in a soft tone as if he were another sexy bomb like the Russian figure-skating star, Evgeni Plushenko. He presumptuously coined a phrase that:


“If God grants me life, my dream is motion and emotion. That‟s all.”


The phrase is precise and perfect for promotion. Nicely, it is a zinger as a fashionmonger as if he was a born Parisian special artist (PSA). His mastership of English is beyond description. His second language is killing, more brilliant than the slogans of any Americans, Japanese, and Germans. The spellbinding passage passes all belief. It is literally a devastating charm itself. It was a sweetmeat like chocolate, candy, or caramel. There is no match for his sweet nothings.
Seeing all the intriguing and zesty slogans, their dreamlike slogans are sweetish, fascinating, glaring and venerable. And the world powers look like genuine boosters for the people. In a sense, every professional looks to run a sweetshop but not an auto shop. Seemingly they are big guns enjoying a duel of wits. Their ideals also look helpful for the human race so that all the slogans can capture the people‟s eyes. So, a mass of people gleaned the fallen leaves of the slogans and scanned their ideals. Then they fabricated and assembled all of them as if they made a nicely prepared meal. From there, they found out that „all the slogans are not the Rosetta stone at all‟.


On a deeper level, they could have translated all the slogans word for word and read them all into one voice. The voice was their hidden mind as below:


“The power of dreams is the passion for perfection to the high-end. As a big man I have now new thinking and new possibilities. So, I‟ll be the Best and be the First in this (auto) world. Please depend upon us and enjoy a pure drive in motion and emotion. It is a life. You will see it soon.”


In this way, they solemnly showed their inhibited mind. Then they introduced to the people about their horseless chariots, citing David D. Buick‟s words that:


“This is not a car to sell. It is a work of art to appreciate. It‟s a pioneering act.” (匠人精神)


If so, all slogans are matching their chariots as pioneering acts. Literally, a pioneering act can never be dismissed or forsaken as a domineering act. Rather, such a pioneering act must be honored as part of divine plan for a better world. From this point of view, all of the slogans are choking, compelling, and dumfounding because they are dreamful, passionate, and circumspect. Further the said slogans are lovable and loftier in yielding mood.


Indeed, all of them point to the yolk of the human value. Right, to exalt the man and depress the beast in mind is noteworthy as a heavenly cause. The heavenly cause is sublime but never ridiculous. From this point of view, all the world powers look like genuine humanists. Nobody can find out negative campaign from their slogans. Rather, they all seem to be men of virtue so as to bell the cast as if they have the Passion of Christ for the humankind. Such demeanors are dazzling and hypnotic. Definitely the world powers must be big men with a big nose like a biggish and Pietistical colossus. However, their hopes and diffusive dreams are not the reality. Reality is far from dream or hope or ideal.


“Adaptive coloring”

Author, Kyu-ho, Hwang


Like the sea there are lots of barriers that lie ahead of them. Outside the sea looks horizontal, equal, fair and peaceful. Inside it has innumerous natural sandbars or shoals under the water. Like shoals in the sea, there are visible and invisible competitions in this real world. Competitions cross their colorful hopes constantly like the natural barriers under the water. In modern times, competitions are greater than ever before. And the barriers are much more invisible and soundless. Thus, the heavenly causes cannot be realized by fascinating eloquence or gentle and graceful behaviors. Rather, they have to break through barriers to fulfill their lifelong dreams. It is the stern reality. Here, the ideal yield to the reality. That is the problem that remains. To survive the reality they have political gimmicks underfoot while lifting up the riveting slogans of humanity and pantisocracy.


Behind the curtain they have used rough-and-ready sophistry, catch-as-catch-can tools and horse trade. It is the reality. So the contest of slogans is not a duel of wits at all. Right, the slogans are not connected with biblical or prophetical idealism and fantasy. Rather, such slogans are the methods to outmatch rivals as a sort of Machiavellian tactics and guiles.


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