After working as an ordinary office worker for many years in Korea, Kim Sandeul went on a trip to India and Nepal in her twenties, which opened her eyes to the world. Then while on a four-year journey by herself, she met Santor, a Spanish man who was traveling the world on a bicycle, and began a new journey of life. In 2004, the couple settled in Vistabella, a high mountain village with an altitude of 1,200 meters, in the northwestern part of Valencia, Spain. The two fixed up a two-hundred year old stone house and set up a vegetable patch, building their lives in the mountain. Even today, they use rainwater for living, use solar batteries for electricity, and humus soil for the bathroom, in an effort to live in an organic ecological environment. They gave birth to three children, living on the high mountain plains. They're at their happiest now, watching their oldest, Sandra, and the twins, Nuri and Sara, grow day by day in the embracing arms of nature, as trees and flowers do. Kim has written for various media about life in a high mountain village and Spanish culture. She has also appeared, with her family, on KBS 1's "Docu Gonggam," "Screening Humanity," and EBS's "Atlas."