Contents of the Parcel:

 

• Photograph of a black family picture - found on Google.

• ‘Get Well Soon’ card - Written in the name of his fictional ‘daughter’. Children can often lower the alertness of adults. Adults tend to be compassionate to children, especially a little girl who just wishes her daddy to be happy.

• An Acrylic painted American flag - To establish a positive impression on the Koreans.

• ‘Thank you Postman Card’ - Another illusion of the package being sent by a little girl.

• 2 boxes of medical heating pads for the eyes & the back - To help sleep and relieve tiredness.

• Japanese snacks - Stickers are used to cover all the Japanese characters on the packages, as well as the contents which indicated what that object is.

• Snacks from Hong Kong - The milk tea powder was his favourite.

• Chinese supplements for Covid-19 - To helps with lung issues.

• Terry's Orange Chocolate - Bought in London with my bf as a Christmas gift for my sister (we were doing a cross-countries Christmas gift exchange within the family, but in the end, it did not happen.) I included it in the package as it might cure his homesickness.

• Web-camera Logitech C920 - He has anxiety working in Korea as a brown person, who doesn't speak Korean. He's given an extremely bad quality web camera that isn't able to show his face but a black shadow. I hope a nice web camera would gain him some authority as a boss, and ease the possibility of racism.

• Wired earphone Shure SE215 - He had purchased a few earphones this year but they all broke. A better quality one should avoid the issue. He relies on earphones to communicate with the employees and me. The earphone is from the same brand that I had.

• Wireless mice - For both working and gaming.

• A keychain - Bought at a pop-up market in Hong Kong. My valentine's day gift for him. I bought two; one for him, one for myself.

• Dust remover - The dust in his room was affecting his breathing. This was to help keep the dust levels under control.