Han Jin-o: The old woman who became an island

I am a new myth of the author Han Jin-o who has been pursuing Zedjudah in the midst of my master's chair and promoting all - defensive works of art. This time, I was looking for evidence of the Creator of Jeju Island’s future. The author becomes a ‘squire mark ’ and follows each of the tracks left on the island and then re-intelliges its meaning. Thus the journey to the eighteen-point mark is a pilgrimage of the question mark, which includes the Gate of the Latter. The speaker's question mark hears from his grandmother, an encyclopedia of ancient stories, about a giant goddess named "The Chima-Pwak swept away the soil and made her own land". The various questions that have been in mind from this point on attract young men to the history of the surveys left throughout the island until they reach the age of six. A lightstone, Duq Mountain, Tengville, poty rock, potty mecoli, caribary, potpanel, cauldron, bruin, bon-sack, bok-song, buk-suk, bong-jue.... The island of Jeju, which was a model of the long past, is no longer the island of Halu. The question mark, like the sign of a lost, cracked creation, is now on the island of Jejuda. The return to the survey he's waiting for is Jeju Island, where we found the Jedi. The earnestest of the last pilgrimage is spread out like a ‘ beautiful good. ’.

Korean title: 섬이 된 할망

Korean author: 한진오

Korean publisher: 한그루

ISBN-13: 9791168670877