Ng Zhu Hann
THERE was once a boy in South Korea who lived in poverty, growing up with five siblings raised by his grandmother, in a one bedroom apartment within the poorest neighbourhood of Seoul.
His father was a pen factory worker while his mother was a hotel housekeeper.
Despite the adversity in life, he was extremely driven and often motivated himself by writing Korean quotes in his own blood.
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