The Theme of Jorneying in For A Journey by Alan Brownjohn and To The Virginian Voyage by Michael Drayton

The theme of "Jorneying for a Jorneying" in "Virginian Voyage" by Alan Brownjohn and Michael Drayton is doing what is afraid. "Travel" is a comprehensive term. The meaning of the word "journey" is as follows. - Move from one place to another, move to a different place than the usual move place, take risks, there is a possibility that the move itself is life. It is said that a lot of people are afraid and life is being hindered, they feel this because they encountered fear on the road.

Voyager 1 is the only artifact in the universe, lonely flying objects are drifting from the earth to space. Sometimes, I wonder if the journey of Voyager 1 depicts the travel of mankind. We go away from families, friends, and society everyday. Finally, we died of lonely death. Tourist 1 is also to die of lonely death. To human beings we have the opportunity to change our lives together with our friends, not alone, but with our family, not alone.

Christopher Columbus was a navigator, a tour guide, a colonizationist born in the Republic of Genoa. When he started his journey he completed his four voyage including the first trip to the Atlantic Canary Islands near African coast, Bahamas, Cuba, Ispaniola and Spain, and the second voyage It was to explore the Caribbean Sea, Hispaniola and Haiti, and to insist that the third voyage is located in the southwestern part of the Cape Verde Islands and the Portuguese South America, Portugal mainland. I am looking for a route to the west to the Indian Ocean, including the fourth Orinoco Voyage (Tobago and Concepción (Grenada), made by Columbus) and heading to Central America. His efforts to establish these voyages and permanent settlements of Hispaniola began a new world of Spanish colonization.

Magellan's voyage in 1522 finally solved this problem, the Western hemisphere was separated from Asia, during which the Atlantic spread. In the 1890s, Juan de la Cosa, a mapmaker from Columbus to the United States, created the first map showing the Western Hemisphere, but it was not included in the western part of the Pacific Ocean. The coordinate system is applied to the global map. "Knowledge is power", there is a proverb that the map creation method expresses the way Europeans rule other cultures. The map provides commercial and military benefits and strengthens the wide range of concepts for the kingdom and the nation state. European understanding of Asians and Americans is not the reverse sense, but brings tactical advantages. As Europeans adopted Asian prints, map production has advanced