Photos: Families of SoKo ferry victims keep their childrens' rooms intact

Ahn Myeong-mi, mother of Moon Ji-sung, a high school student who died in the Sewol ferry disaster, poses in her daughter's room in Ansan, April 7, 2015. Moon was one of 250 students to die in the accident, which took place on year ago tomorrow, April 16, 2014. Kim Hong-Ji / Reuters

A school uniform belonging to Shin Ho-sung. Shin had dreamed of being a Korean language teacher. Kim Hong-Ji / Reuters

A backpack hangs on a chair in a room belonging to Park Sung-ho, who hoped to become a priest. Kim Hong-Ji / Reuters

The parents of Huh Da-yoon pose for a photograph in her room in Ansan April 8, 2015. "I haven’t thought about anything but finding my daughter," said Huh’s mother Park Eun-mi. "I will never give up until I find her." Kim Hong-Ji / Reuters

A trophy belonging to Kim Ju-hee stands in her room in Ansan, April 8, 2015. Her dream was to be a doctor. Kim Hong-Ji / Reuters

Photos of Jeon Ha-yeong remain in her room. She wanted to be an international aid worker. Kim Hong-Ji / Reuters

The mother and younger brother of Jung Hwi-beom pose in his room. "Before the accident, my family talked a lot. Now we save our words, trying not to hurt each other," said Jung's mother Shin Jum-ja. "I am eager to see Hwi-beom just once. I wish I could hug him." Kim Hong-Ji / Reuters

Drawings lie in the room belonging to Bin Ha-yong, who hoped to be an illustrator. Kim Hong-Ji / Reuters

Kim Youn-sil, the mother of Jeong Cha-woong in her son's room. "I feel so sorry for Cha-woong and miss him so much," Kim said. "Those children who stayed calm in the ferry at the last moment and worried for us were better than us. I don't have confidence in my country any more. I want to move abroad, if my oldest child feels okay with it." Kim Hong-Ji / Reuters

A stuffed toy lies in the bedroom of Park Ye-ji. Her dream was to become a computer programmer. Kim Hong-Ji / Reuters

Lee Hye-kyung, mother of Jeon Hyeon-tak, poses for a photograph in her son's room. Lee said: "Hyeon-tak's body was discovered on May 1. How could I say even a word in front of such a deep sorrow. I don't have any passion for my life. I raised him with all my heart." Kim Hong-Ji / Reuters

Balls and a glove lie in the bedroom of Kim Dong-hyuk. His dream was to be a web designer. Kim Hong-Ji / Reuters