South Korean adoptees longing for their birth mothers leave names on a park wall韩国被收养的孩子们思念着他们的亲生母亲，在公园墙上留下他们的名字。
Dozens of Korean adoptees from North America and Europe recently gathered to leave their names on a wall at a former US military base, hoping that, after decades, a birth mother might still be looking for them.
Lisa Robinson looks at the rows of adoptees' name tags hung on The Wall of Names at Omma Poom Park in Paju, South Korea. — Photos: AP
Dozens of Korean adoptees from North America and Europe recently gathered to leave their names on a wall at a former US military base, hoping that, after decades, a birth mother might still be looking for them.
Misted in rain, they fastened ceramic name tags onto mesh that covered a cobblestone wall at Omma Poom Park – meaning "mother’s embrace" – in Paju, South Korea.
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丽莎·罗宾逊正在韩国坡州市奥玛蓬公园的“名字墙”上看着一排排挂着的被收养者姓名标签。——图片：美联社
最近，数十名来自北美和欧洲的韩国被收养儿童聚集在一处前美国军事基地的墙上，留下自己的名字，希望几十年后，他们的亲生母亲可能仍在寻找他们。
在韩国坡州 Omma Poom 公园（意为“母亲的拥抱”），雨水弥漫，他们将陶瓷名牌固定在覆盖鹅卵石墙的网状物上。
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