Changsin River: Children under the chimney

Young-goo's novel of Youth Growth, author of the hot-blooded rooster-sun-spots, deploring the world with all manner of twists and satires. The world of grown-ups, who are unjustly and unspoken by the eyes of 12 - year-old boys living in a group farm town with a large chimney full of loudspeakers, is being satiated with satirical criticism. China in the 1960s and 70s is in a spiral of political change. The father of the main corn was dragged into a street parade with his hair shaved for writing black books and now he is working on a cold, faraway farm. One day, a friend of mine who was on the trial of a school broadcast group was asked to leave school without knowing the audience after having made fun of their own behavior by playing the local loudspeaker. But when the interviewers find out who the father of corn is, they ask him to write a letter saying that instead of accepting it from the broadcasters, he will keep his distance. A few days later, the same half-girl sheep comes to the corn that has refused to offer an unfair offer to the interviewers. But the father of Miss Cheong-yang, who writes each letter and tries to convince the main character to work with us, is the head of the village propaganda unit that came into his house, took the books, and dragged him away.... Liz' mother who doesn't care about her pig like a child and yet manages to bury her cholera-cholen, sneak it to her family and feed it. I climbed the chimney to fix the loudspeaker of the village's dress-up, and suddenly died as a heatman. The father of Tuw... who lost his beloved horse and was white-headed overnight... is a novel by the Creamer who has been cleverly pinched with humor and satire in the eyes of a 12-year-old boy.

Korean title: 굴뚝 밑 아이들

Korean author: 창신강

Korean publisher: 구름서재

ISBN-13: 9791189213350