Lone Survivor – by Kim Min Gon, Year 9, Sayfol International School
A
man lived in Korea. Korea is surrounded by the ocean and there are a lot of
typhoons. The man’s name was Hyeon Bo. His job was to sell products such as
snacks, bread and drinks to other countries. Every country liked to buy his
products from him because he sold them at a low price.
One
cloudy day, the weather caster announced that there would be a typhoon but
Hyeon Bo ignored the forecast. He was only interested in making more money so
he boarded his company’s ship at Busan port. The weather at sea was foggy and
wet. The day was not good for sailing but the sailors didn’t care about it
because the ship was the biggest and strongest in the world. They also had a
very professional crew.
Suddenly,
the waves became higher and stronger. Water splashed onto the deck on the ship.
A member of crew tried to remove the water from the ship. At that time, the
ship crashed into a glacier and the bottom of the ship burst very loudly. Every
crew member and the captain were nervous and they tried to stop the water
coming into the ship but they failed. Finally, the ship started to sink.
The
captain decided to use the life boats but there were only twenty boats and 200
people were on the deck. They panicked but the captain managed to calm them
down. They went to the side of the deck and boarded the life boats calmly.
After a few minutes, after they had boarded the boats, the big ship sank under
the deep sea.
Finally,
the rescue team found them and they moored in Russia. They felt safe and
relieved. After a few days, they returned to their homes. Their country
welcomed them and the company paid the workers some compensation.
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