Dedi King: Seeing the sun in Türkiye

And the reason it's unique is because it opens the way for access to unfamiliar cultures that are not easily accessible to the environment. Do you know what Turkey is? I often think of the Turks from the name of the country. But the Turkish and Turkic concepts are different. The Turks are part of the Turks, trying to find their roots in the Turkic. The Turks were originally a nomadic people in Central Asia, and they had an alliance with the old men of our history. So the friendship between Turkey and our country is old. Because of the connections that helped us in the Korean War, Turkey has been called "brother's country.". How much do we know about Turkey, the brother country? The news now reports the political conflicts and economic crises of Turkey. So it's easy to think that today in Turkey is a very disturbing day. But it turns out, to be comparable to the Middle East current, that Turkish pop culture is flourishing on both sides of Europe and the Middle Eastern world. Sports fevers are not in any place. The Turkish female Bok-cheong is the world's highest, and our national co-smoker is also a huge fan of Turkey. 96 percent of the people are Muslims, but they're not forced to have religion nationally. So, do you feel Turkish charm? Let's open this book together and take a trip abroad to Turkey. And the reason why it's so good to travel abroad through this book is that it actually was written in the eyes of children our age in Turkey. And it's not like the life of a kid in Turkey is much like ours.

Korean title: 터키에서 태양을 보다

Korean author: 데디 킹

Korean publisher: 내인생의책

ISBN-13: 9791157234202