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Have I ever truly loved someone other than myself...? I thought the title of this book suited the list of people reporter Cho Seong-sik met very well. Perhaps it was because everyone featured here had been the subject of gossip at some point, and for many of them, that gossip wasn't necessarily a good thing. Surprisingly, the title was taken from an interview with Lee O-young. I felt that this title wouldn't feel out of place applied to any of the people interviewed in the book. Reading this
I believe this should serve as an opportunity to reflect once again on our society through the 16 individuals active in various walks of life. There were people we did not know, and did not want to know, until now, but ultimately, listening to their stories reveals that there are no bad people. I am one of those who believe that we must love ourselves first before truly loving someone else. It seems that the 16 people featured here love themselves first before loving others, and they also love
Cho Seong-sik: Have I ever truly loved someone other than myself?
Journalist Cho Jung-sik’s FACE TO FACE, *Have I Ever Truly Loved Someone Other Than Myself?*. This book compiles interviews with 16 figures who heated up South Korea, including Lee O-young, Shin Kyung-sook, Kim Chi-ha, and Kang Jun-man. Through face-to-face interviews with the author—a journalist who has traversed the field for nearly 20 years—you can encounter their lives, truths, and inner selves in a sharp and insightful manner.
Korean title: 나 아닌 사람을 진정 사랑한 적이 있던가
Korean author: 조성식
Korean publisher: 나남
ISBN-13: 9788930086707
Reviews
Have I ever truly loved someone other than myself...? I thought the title of this book suited the list of people reporter Cho Seong-sik met very well. Perhaps it was because everyone featured here had been the subject of gossip at some point, and for many of them, that gossip wasn't necessarily a good thing. Surprisingly, the title was taken from an interview with Lee O-young. I felt that this title wouldn't feel out of place applied to any of the people interviewed in the book. Reading this
I believe this should serve as an opportunity to reflect once again on our society through the 16 individuals active in various walks of life. There were people we did not know, and did not want to know, until now, but ultimately, listening to their stories reveals that there are no bad people. I am one of those who believe that we must love ourselves first before truly loving someone else. It seems that the 16 people featured here love themselves first before loving others, and they also love
