[%%IMAGE1%%]<p>  Cho Nam-ae graduates (late) from elementary school, at Naeil Elementary School in Daegu, Sep. 22. The 91-year-old Cho said, “I would choke up whenever I put on my bag to go to school. I’m no longer afraid to write. Even though I’m old I made a lot of friends.” She also said, “If my health allows, I want to go to middle school to learn English, and take trips abroad. Cho was one of 121 graduates on that day, whose average age is 69. (provided by Daegu Office of Education)</p>

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