Reviews
I'm grateful and thankful to the author for having been doing all sorts of things for so long without proper data on poison. Let's say we look at non-poison material with our mouth, and then we study it, and we say it's our land.
It's going to be a rare piece of data. I'm always going to take it in to remember it. South Korea's poison. It's our precious territory.
The graphic photographs that he took, the books he made over a long period of local research and research, and the articles he published. This book, "The Dog Kauroea," which has literally inspired authorism, is also the humble step of one person who has been doing a steady job of bringing in a kind of toxicity that he never had before in his life. The current record is a history of the future. I believe this book can be a valuable source of evidence in the territorial conflict that's going on
I respect the commitment and life of a sincere researcher who loves the country, including poison. 17 long years of determination to defend the territory.
Andongrip: Dokdo KOREA
Most Koreans know that poison is a lonely island made up of two reefs. But the poison has human lives and there are 130-year-old trees and wells that are the same as our country's island. The author has been doing a thorough record of one rock, one flower, and the book has suggested that every corner of the planet is covered with toxicity, which changes color over time and season. The "The Dog of the Land" section also unearthed the name of the land as a oral tradition and presented it with valuable photos and descriptions of even small rocks. Japan calls itself "daksheshima" and calls it its own land. Using a dextonic map, we found that the venom was not made of bamboo or live meat and that bamboo and mountain animals were not grown against the name Takeshima. The authors gave a summary of nine of his papers, so that they could identify the Japanese claim to be a self-respected island, and make it clear that it was a normal island, with its environment and life. The book does not limit itself to the beautiful images of self-demandation, but reveals the secrets of hidden landscapes and makes it clear to the world that they are part of the Korean territory of the province.
Korean title: 독도 KOREA
Korean author: 안동립
Korean publisher: 동아지도
ISBN-13: 9788985433754
Reviews
I'm grateful and thankful to the author for having been doing all sorts of things for so long without proper data on poison. Let's say we look at non-poison material with our mouth, and then we study it, and we say it's our land.
It's going to be a rare piece of data. I'm always going to take it in to remember it. South Korea's poison. It's our precious territory.
The graphic photographs that he took, the books he made over a long period of local research and research, and the articles he published. This book, "The Dog Kauroea," which has literally inspired authorism, is also the humble step of one person who has been doing a steady job of bringing in a kind of toxicity that he never had before in his life. The current record is a history of the future. I believe this book can be a valuable source of evidence in the territorial conflict that's going on
I respect the commitment and life of a sincere researcher who loves the country, including poison. 17 long years of determination to defend the territory.
