Talking to Yourself

John teaches spanish in Taiwan. And he is Korean. He wants to help students to communicate better. But ironically he himself is poor at communicating. He always has hard time to get along with others in daily life. One day, he realizes that he doesn't like talking with others but talking to himself. So he gets confused every time he talks with others, he thinks ' Is this in real or just in my imagination?' He is afraid of the fact that the gap between the imagination and real thing is getting bigger. He puts effort into figuring things out but that just makes things worse. At that time, he gets to know a Japanese, Kenji who just came to Taiwan. But in Taiwan, unpleasant things happened consecutively for Kenji. Fortunately, he found a job where John works for. In the first he has a big argument with Jone. John thinks there is nothing on his side except Chenchen. John gives her private spanish lessons. She likes painting and music, and she believes art could help people like John who ...