Dong-eun: Blind Barley and the Cat Thief

Three rivers, two towers, and a single lode of the name you'll see in the sky. The aged cataracts and the eyes are almost invisible. So, the Bori's director, Mr. S, is like a blind guide to the blind, and he's like a guide to barley. The blind child barks and chases away a thief cat who comes every day to steal his food. And when you can't see it, you bark in the wrong direction. The thief cat notices that the barley's eyes are invisible, and then he just relaxes and eats and runs away. And as you look at the appearance of barley and cats, you think of a flower. “Are you a blind barley or a thief and a sheep? So in this book, the author, Dong-seong, is able to live in the shrine, see his work, get involved with the faithful, feel and experience in a warm tone of voice. He also gives the story of how he was doing in his own home, "Oh, if only he could walk straight, I wouldn't wish" -- and then he wakes up to the fact that happiness isn't far away; and he says, 'I will make a rice before it falls.'. So, seeing the warm stories of Suss who can't afford to be at all, we can have the opportunity to remind ourselves again what we've forgotten in our repeated lives is truly happy.

Korean title: 눈먼 보리와 도둑고양이

Korean author: 동은

Korean publisher: 불교신문사

ISBN-13: 9791189147150