Hong Ji-heun: People who crossed over

The Korean War soon took over 70 years. All survivors of the war are over 70. How war changed lives, how it lasted after the war, and how much time seems to be left to hear their vivid voices. People who have crossed the Red Squatto cartoon say the stories are not dark and depressing, as are pictures of black and white. The writer tells of the Korean War in the home of a local citizen, and notices not only the fear and fear of that period but also the joy and humor that fill the gap. As soon as the war started, they were all breathing and living colorful lives as alive as we are today. The stories of people who lived their lives as individuals, swept by great waves of history, were re-made into documentary comic strips through the penthouses and the food paintings of writers. The oral tradition and the melting of writer's interpretations give us the right, warm, and deep impression without lightly treating the subject of war. The cross-partys are more valuable in finding meaning in the Korean War through private epics, out of public records and ideological confessions. The generation of children who have crossed the sea of war, who have passed the responsibility and duty that their children must bear, has been silent. * Related to the book: The City of Tsai, 2022, [Lates] December 1950, the United Nations troops, called the war effort by the Communists in South Korea, began withdrawing through the rising of the port city of Ham-Sun-Sung, and 100,000 North Koreans also go up the path.

Korean title: 건너온 사람들

Korean author: 홍지흔

Korean publisher: 책상통신

ISBN-13: 9788998508272