The visitor was Lee Gyu-baek, a seven-year-old boy who had just started elementary school.
“I can now personally distinguish between a large twenty-eight-spotted ladybug and an ordinary one,” he announced, forgoing a simple hello. “This summer, I will catch a Chinese star-fat fly for study.”
As always, Gyu-baek led with a dissertation. The child found a seat, pulled out a thick book on insects, and began to read.
Two pieces of good news had