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This is a book that makes you think about what it truly means to be human. It is a shame that it isn't more famous considering the quality of its content.
I like Open Books haha
*A Day Longer Than a Hundred Years*. Part of the "Open Books World Literature" series, a collection that reimagines classics with a fresh, youthful look. It introduces a diverse range of works, including representative masterpieces by literary giants, monumental works in genres such as mystery, fantasy, and science fiction, and even Korean classic literature. The collection is not limited to novels but encompasses poetry, travelogues, documentary literature, and humanities writings. It presents
3.9 Page 381, 32 lines, 28 characters. I am not sure why it is called "A Day Longer Than a Hundred Years." The most likely event that occurred in that day was that Old Man Kajingap died, and Yejigei insisted that he be buried at the Ana-Beit cemetery (which was also Kajingap's wish). They set off in the morning to go to Ana-Beit, only to find the place had been converted into a spaceship launch site and entry was restricted, so they buried him nearby and returned. Furthermore, the entire
Cheniz Aitmatov: A day longer than a hundred years
Korean title: 백년보다 긴 하루
Korean author: 천기즈 아이뜨마또프
Korean publisher: 열린책들
ISBN-13: 9788932909615
Reviews
This is a book that makes you think about what it truly means to be human. It is a shame that it isn't more famous considering the quality of its content.
I like Open Books haha
*A Day Longer Than a Hundred Years*. Part of the "Open Books World Literature" series, a collection that reimagines classics with a fresh, youthful look. It introduces a diverse range of works, including representative masterpieces by literary giants, monumental works in genres such as mystery, fantasy, and science fiction, and even Korean classic literature. The collection is not limited to novels but encompasses poetry, travelogues, documentary literature, and humanities writings. It presents
3.9 Page 381, 32 lines, 28 characters. I am not sure why it is called "A Day Longer Than a Hundred Years." The most likely event that occurred in that day was that Old Man Kajingap died, and Yejigei insisted that he be buried at the Ana-Beit cemetery (which was also Kajingap's wish). They set off in the morning to go to Ana-Beit, only to find the place had been converted into a spaceship launch site and entry was restricted, so they buried him nearby and returned. Furthermore, the entire
