Asia Economic Daily Special Reporting Team: The island pagoda

I'm going to dig into the island of Nedagu. It is a collection of 20 deep-dry series of deep-down planning seriess that we have seen through the Pagoda Park in Seoul, which clearly shows the current address of the elderly. The Asian Economic Specials Group has been covering the problems of old age in a combination of the Papada Park and its entire documentary from October to last month so that we can bring them to life and think about our future. The problems of the elderly are the current pattern of the old who seek to dig them today, such as poverty, isolation and loneliness. Dr. Iho-Hun, who studied women's poverty and the briar pulsar ‘Baccas ’ (Bacacca) mammbud, advises that if immediate eradication is difficult, we should spread the activity of the sex education campaign and so forth. We also look at the projects that are being pushed into the streets of the elderly and the generation-sympathetic community around the Pagoda Art Park in Seoul. The book, written ‘ by foot ’ on dozens of field responses and the testimony of people there, is trying to approach more authentically the invisible outcasts of our society as old people.

Korean title: 그 섬 파고다

Korean author: 아시아 경제신문 특별취재팀

Korean publisher: 황금사자

ISBN-13: 9788997287048