Bang Yong-ho: Character education
Dr. Bansau, who was born in North Korea and lost parents but who had not even gone to school to protect the grave at the door, walked from one country to another in the Korean war, from mountain to Pohang, and ended up in South Korea, where he went from college to college, and then went to the United States, where his Ph.D. went to work. The author who spent the next 30 years working at the World Health Organization and devoted his life to the study of infectious diseases and tortures and natural love in the world's poor countries has been involved in writing a wish for prosperity and development in his homeland, even though he had never forgotten homeland after living 65 years. The author, who has written nine books in nature that help us to grow our awareness of the importance of the planet and see the world with a different eye through our sick and groaning global village, has now issued a human education for the tenth book of Mother Nature's Love Project. The author realized that many of the embarrassing events that are emerging in Korea today come from a lack of humanity, and while in a long time abroad, he has been able to diagnose and offer a guideline on Korean humanity with clear arguments and live material, based on knowledge and experience. The book, composed of four different riches and 33 chapters, contains what is the root causes of injury and injury in Korean society, what are the realities (1) of people's situation, the footsteps of change and reform, and the challenges of ritual reform by human education?
Korean title: 인성 교육
Korean author: 방용호
Korean publisher: 북산책
ISBN-13: 9788994728230
