Reviews
There's a real meaning to the car, and today we are in the picture. It's the reading of people who need it, the deaf and the deaf, the retired baby boomers struggling to figure out what to do. Those who want to do real street life, and those who really want to meet a good car, will be just as good a guide as everyone.
Choi Seong-min: The Car's Homecoming
A walk out of Seoul and home to the wild Davide Skullcha. A recent newspaper in Han Herore, a former author of a travel story called "The Journey of the Immunist Nature" with a deep observation and affection on the earth's sagging nature and its own history of escapism, has escaped Seoul in his early 50s and spent ten years searching for wild coffee in the mountains of the former Inmiega. The author reports that he was covering his 'tour Journey of Naturalism' when he realized that the best natural water to pass on to the human body and mind is filled. The book is basically a story about wild tea fields and wild tea drinking, which is basically part of the story. And it provides a vivid message of the human and human stories and the most difficult of Seoul's life-long tasks that we have to go through in the wild.
Korean title: 차의 귀향
Korean author: 최성민
Korean publisher: 서해문집
ISBN-13: 9788974836542
Reviews
There's a real meaning to the car, and today we are in the picture. It's the reading of people who need it, the deaf and the deaf, the retired baby boomers struggling to figure out what to do. Those who want to do real street life, and those who really want to meet a good car, will be just as good a guide as everyone.
