Reviews
Now, more than 400 years later, the path of human anguish and sadness in the A.D. has been followed by another human being. The anguish and loneliness they felt on the road, the consternation of life, floats on it from the first step to the end and then falls like a flower, like a mist, right on that very road.
There are many walking essays being published these days, such as the Spanish pilgrimage to Santiago, the eastern seafaring, and so forth, but it's a great account of history and health along the C.P.'s C.N.'S C.S.
Gangjeon: Walking the Path of Admiral Yi Sun-sin's Service in White Robes
The author of the book, retired after decades of working for financial director, walked the equivalent of a hundred thousand miles in the old country's forces, which are the equivalent. And walking in the White Army has been the first domestic script to make a thorough thorough - down of 25 days of history. The book vividly illustrates the challenge of a non-existenceist writer who has completed his career despite the limitations and limitations of the White Army, which are not as well known to the public. There is a new map that can be used every day to digest the journey of the White Army. The challenge of authorship is to be in which category of travel or pilgrimages or return visits. The writer, in spite of his persistent heart, concludes that all these elements are a walking theme trip. So the author defines this challenge as 'walking along the White Army of the Affiliated Fire'. The author asked: “What about the German philosopher Nietzsche? "I think Nietzsche loved to walk, but philosophical during the walk?". "I think he was inspired.". He's yours? A horse? Not entirely, but? Nietzsche's words include his purpose and inclination to walk with this hundred-year-old.
Korean title: 충무공의 백의종군로를 걷다
Korean author: 강전
Korean publisher: 글로벌마인드
ISBN-13: 9788988125465
Reviews
Now, more than 400 years later, the path of human anguish and sadness in the A.D. has been followed by another human being. The anguish and loneliness they felt on the road, the consternation of life, floats on it from the first step to the end and then falls like a flower, like a mist, right on that very road.
There are many walking essays being published these days, such as the Spanish pilgrimage to Santiago, the eastern seafaring, and so forth, but it's a great account of history and health along the C.P.'s C.N.'S C.S.
