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And as soon as it's opened, the picture of the Carler is actually a bit cooler than the one that's in it. [That year ends in summer.]. (Shutkaido) And the title of a book, which is kind of like a poetic one, comes to me with a pathetic title. I'm very good at explaining the month of travel in Hokkaido, where you're going to be living your life from traveler to local, with beautiful local photos. It reminds me of a drawing diary that I used for my elementary school school school vacation
"Hungkai also ends the summer" is a book that relates a month of experience with his father, father, writer, and traveler, Huh-kun-sung, who lived for a month in Hokkaido. The writer says that he lived for a month in the middle of '체tage, which was a popular term for 'a month', and that he loved the memories of it. Living in a strange place for a month is said to have been different from just a long trip. So I always wanted to live a month abroad, and hopefully, all of these things are going to
Heo Jun-seong: Hokkaido, the tail end of that summer
My second child - rearing plane, which was a ‘ child - care home, ’ is now Hobkaido, late summer. The three-month Australian trip by my father and seven-year-old Yoon-juy, who was already familiar with us, was finally published in the second book of Herong-Sung, which is written by our father, John Hun-Jung. As the first book mentioned, it is true that it is not easy for a father to choose child-rescue in the real world. It is also difficult to decide from the father who is responsible for most domestic economies, especially if he is a working father, that child-release will have a profound impact on family income. But the courage to do this? I think it's a pleasant change to have fathers who are growing. The Huh Jun-kong writer who is leading the change is also a father. And yet, what is the secret of his courage? It was because he had a desperate desire to include in his eyes and mind the daily growth of two daughters, not the photos in his wife's smartphone. He talks. ‘ One day we could make another chance, ’ he said, ‘ and not the other, ’ so we could easily find the answer. I knew that growing up, growing time for children is the only chance I ever had to come back. He could be a child-harler and challenge his ‘A month' worth of living’.
Korean title: 홋카이도, 그해 여름 끝자락
Korean author: 허준성
Korean publisher: 마음지기
ISBN-13: 9791186590270
Reviews
And as soon as it's opened, the picture of the Carler is actually a bit cooler than the one that's in it. [That year ends in summer.]. (Shutkaido) And the title of a book, which is kind of like a poetic one, comes to me with a pathetic title. I'm very good at explaining the month of travel in Hokkaido, where you're going to be living your life from traveler to local, with beautiful local photos. It reminds me of a drawing diary that I used for my elementary school school school vacation
"Hungkai also ends the summer" is a book that relates a month of experience with his father, father, writer, and traveler, Huh-kun-sung, who lived for a month in Hokkaido. The writer says that he lived for a month in the middle of '체tage, which was a popular term for 'a month', and that he loved the memories of it. Living in a strange place for a month is said to have been different from just a long trip. So I always wanted to live a month abroad, and hopefully, all of these things are going to
