"Please Take Only One Each"—Gifts from an Elementary School Student Who Just Moved In Melt Neighbors' Hearts [Ttatteuthaessyu]

[Financial News]  Ahead of Chuseok, an elementary school student has made headlines by giving neighbors hand-knitted key rings made personally by the child.
According to Yonhap News TV on the 25th, a post appeared on Thread the previous day that read, "I got on the elevator and found this there. Oh my goodness, someone with such a beautiful heart. I got one too."
The poster, identified only as A, shared a photo of a handwritten letter posted in the elevator, saying that the student was giving neighbors hand-knitted key rings made personally by the child.
The letter read, "Hello. I am OOO, a sixth-grade student who moved here not long ago. Knitting is my hobby, so I made these extra pretty because I wanted to share them with the neighbors I live with. If you would like one, please take only one each. It's my gift to you. I hope you have a pleasant and happy Chuseok holiday."
At the bottom of the letter was a note that said, "If you really like it, you can take up to two. I can make more for you next time, so don't be greedy," alongside neatly arranged, colorful handmade knitted key rings that appeared to have been made by the student.
Online users who saw the post responded, "What a lovely child. This warms my heart," "The craftsmanship is beautiful, and the child's heart is even more beautiful," "The child's parents must have done a wonderful job raising them," "I hope the child grows up healthy while keeping that beautiful heart," "I think children with hearts this beautiful could become the force that changes the world," and "This child knows the happiness of giving. I hope they grow up to become a wonderful person."

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