Emily Jungmin Yoon: The special cruelty of our species

I love our complex, cruel humanity and sing it through poetry in the American doorway, and Emily Min-un, a prominent young woman, is a poet who has lived in another age and in another country but who has dug deep into the dark history of Japan's "Food of the Comfort". Having come across the history of the Japanese 'Ae-Aeong' in writing in college, he deeply sympathized with the suffering of victims who had been hounding for a long time before breaking their silence in the shadow of war crimes, and brought their cases to his attention, and has reached the point where modern women's pain has also been measured. The genetic trauma he was given made him look at himself, and then to all the women. In an effort to inform the Japanese military of the ‘ Comforter’ issue, he courageously opened a chapter in the American Journal sharing his inherited pain. The special cruelty of our people is a collection of four chapters, 35 poems. The famous poet Emily Yuan in American literature has looked beyond the Japanese army's 'Ae-Ae,' and looked at the daily oppression that women face around the world. The four chapters, with the title responsibility, testimony, confession and subsequent, are based on a series of past incidents of Japan's armed forces, the victims of 'Ae-Aeong' and the stories of women' gender discrimination and sexual violence that are happening in modern times. He adds a dark past to the Japanese 'Ae-Aemen', an poetic picture of it, and gives a change of perspective in the eyes of a Japanese soldier who refused to take the crazy collective madness that was taking place during the war.

Korean title: 우리 종족의 특별한 잔인함

Korean author: 에밀리 정민 윤

Korean publisher: 열림원

ISBN-13: 9791170400295