Chaorihwa: I, Too, Am a Relic of Lu Xun (Large Print Book)

A bitter, barren life in the Lord's presence, left to the shadow of Lussin, China's capital, and the only dangerous peace of the Lord which was forbidden even to mention! The State Security is the only open and clear war on the province of Luszin, the main capital of modern China. The author, Chaorius, a researcher at the Lusche Memorial Museum, tells us in detail about the intimate life of the Lord which was once known and forbidden by the world, under the shadow of Lucin's shadow all his life, and also her bitter marriage. The photos and the hand-drawn layouts of the author's own photo, as well as letters and photographs from the Lord, which have not yet been published, increase the sense of place and flow. A woman who died of the Lord, a man who was better, an illiterate, an ignorant, and a bible of Ching nation, and who did not unwind all her life. Although the modern Chinese capital of Lussien was reluctant to marry the old remnants of the century, he literally went up and slept on his own from the first night until his life. The Lord, a former woman, hoped one day to hold her husband in her arms, but all she had to do was take her mother-in-law and act as a master of the cause. While he left home to make a living with his wife and raise his children, the Lord had to meet Lucin's obituary in Beijing, a strange land, with his mother-in-law. The state security guard writes down every single detail of the state's lonely life. One of the leading figures in modern China, Luszin, is a painful marriage of the week.

Korean title: 나도 루쉰의 유물이다(큰글자책)

Korean author: 차오리화

Korean publisher: 파람북

ISBN-13: 9791192964379