Chae Han-jong: Wandering in China (Part 2)

Once before you die, climb Mount Calles of Tibet and enjoy the beauty of life in the heavens on the ground, in Shangrila! The feet of Chinese culture and satire writers, who found out from their 20-year journey, are motivated by love for Chinese history and culture, by concern for nature and human life. The writer calls readers to every experience of eating, sleeping, walking, and walking, with detailed guidance, and has a variety of experiences that are not seen in the typical travel period. I experience Chaotai, a process in Mount Utai, and participate in the water festivals of Winanan and Nadamu festivals of the Neiung. You see now the minority of people who are in Tuza village, working with a glorious history. You can climb Mount Callas, the Holy Tibetan, and be awestruck by the mysteries of nature. You will enjoy your visit to the chandelila of Orumuchi and the ‘ide’ and feel a sad fragrance for the many people you meet on the lonely journey. The author's free footing includes all of this. Travel is a series of growing years through time and space. I recommend this not just as a destination but also as a source of encouragement to readers who want to understand and experience the process of maturity in the various cultures and lives of China. You will find that there are so many beautiful things in the world. An introduction to the author.

Korean title: 중국 유랑(하)

Korean author: 채한종

Korean publisher: 북랩

ISBN-13: 9791168365674