Jo Dong-gil: Wind blowing on an unfamiliar road

The author walked the streets of strange places, such as India, China, Japan and Australia. And there, feeling the wind blowing, he wrote down one, one of the squires of his thoughts. People who know what true happiness is, they don't feel tired or sad even if they are naked and hungry. The things that people can't have, the things that they can'T have, and the people who are trapped in the swamps of desire, the Indians have them. It's a freedom of thought from the short-term tax tax on India to stay in the world of the Mediterranean, to experience the liberation of the Sats, to go up the White Du Mountain through China and to climb the mountain of the name of Jean-Shan instead of the White Doe. A little gentleman in Japan who looks at stone dolls comforting dead babies reads Japanese thoughts about God, about people. A publisher.

Korean title: 낯선길에 부는바람

Korean author: 조동길

Korean publisher: 푸른사상

ISBN-13: 9788956407067