Based on this novel, I have a different perspective on Afghanistan because I believe it is a poor country with a lot of war and poor people who have to flee to other countries. However, after reading this novel, I realized that Afghanistan is a beautiful place with diverse and unique nature. People have their own culture and way of life, just like the people in my country. Unfortunately, the country has changed dramatically as a result of the war, and people now have to live in tunnels. In addition, when the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, women were subjected to a slew of oppressive rules. Then, women are denied the right to attend school and are forced to stay at home to care for their children and husband. Women, in particular, would be killed horribly if they cheated on their husbands, which is extremely unfair to women. Then, in terms of children, they do not have the opportunity to play with others because they must go to war at a young age. I consider myself to be luckier than the children in Afghanistan.

For this mission, we must design our own poster on which to display our writing workshop diaries and letters. As a result, my group selects a large number of photos that are relevant to our topic. Then we begin cutting them out and pasting them onto A3 paper. We arrange all of the pictures to make a space in the center of the A3 paper.

Then, we print our diary and letter, start using coffee to make the paper older, and use a lighter to burn some parts of the paper to make it realistic. This task taught me how to use coffee to make the paper look older, and it helped me improve my design skills.