Chae Han-jong: Wandering in China (Part 1)

Once before death, Chinese culture and satire in China, which they found in their 20 - year journey, was:. I'm afraid I won't taste all Chinese cooking, and I won’t learn all Chinese Chinese Chinese characters, and no matter how I go, I won 't be able to walk through China. The writer's interest in China began with travel, but over the next 20 years, it has been a deep love, as it was a way of seeing people in every corner of China. This book is not a common Chinese travel manual. No friendly directions to transportation or accommodations, no tours of goods. But the reader who reads this will have a glib experience of looking at the river and walking through the rough mountain ocean in the history of the three countries. You'll find traces of the old kingdom that have disappeared in history, and you'll tread on the royal hills of the Ming and Blue Age. China's tea, liquor and Chinese religious views, as well as the diverse images of China, caves and canyons, hearing and hearing, will be joined in the admiration and appreciation of the author. Most of all, the warm lives of the minority people who have been seen in the marketplaces or staying in the homes are vividly melted. I recommend this to readers who want to enjoy the different cultures and customs that are dissolved in China, not just in China as a destination. You'll learn that there is so much beauty and the fragrance of life in the world.

Korean title: 중국 유랑(상)

Korean author: 채한종

Korean publisher: 북랩

ISBN-13: 9791168365643