Reviews
In middle school, after reading "Water Wheels" >>, I became a constant fan. I still read with a deep thrill.
I was looking around at Herman Hesse Mountain Gate and I bought it for a first-centered train's bookmarks.
I bought it because I was going to borrow it from the library and I had a copy value. I'm reading it with interest, feeling as if I've been living with him all his life from childhood to old age.
Hermann Hesse: The first adventure
We'll be more firm by ourselves, leaving the distance for a while. Read pictures of Herman Hesse healing and prose that will inspire life. Every day for young men and old men, for us alone, is an adventure. From the 20s to the 80s, Herman Hessé compiled a detailed account of his thoughts. From youth passion and failure to the happiness of old age, the prose of Hesse, who as a single man had thought of his life, has breathed into our lives. It's a book of 25 pages of essays that Herman Hessé left in his lifetime. Between the first and last words in the book, there is a time difference of nearly 60 years. From the vague anxiety of childhood, to the summation of the doctor who was in contact with her entire life, it appeared in one volume in a single way. He comes to the moment of love at the age of 18, the philosophy of the work world about art and nature, the history of the things he's been working with all the time. The process of aging and becoming older seems to be clearly visible when you look at the chronological prose. And inside there is a shadow of Hesse's work. Among the many collections that Hesse left in his lifetime, he also had a nice picture of the mountain gate. From youth to old age, from the failure of youth to the happiness found at the end of life, the personal records of Herman Hessé, written in his lifetime, are a book that has been carefully drawn up 25 pages of the essays. Between the first and last words in the book, there is a time difference of nearly 60 years.
Korean title: 최초의 모험
Korean author: 헤르만 헤세
Korean publisher: 홍시
ISBN-13: 9791186198636
Reviews
In middle school, after reading "Water Wheels" >>, I became a constant fan. I still read with a deep thrill.
I was looking around at Herman Hesse Mountain Gate and I bought it for a first-centered train's bookmarks.
I bought it because I was going to borrow it from the library and I had a copy value. I'm reading it with interest, feeling as if I've been living with him all his life from childhood to old age.












