Jo Hyeok-yeon: Stolen Spring, The Tribute (Large Print Book)

The Great Wall is a man-made landscape of northern and northern Europe, but it also divides the people of North Korea. One on the Central American continent built its Great Wall in case of invasions, including Mongolia and the Golan and the after-the-back, which was called the Orangka, while the Northern People crossed south of the Great Wall, which, when given the opportunity, was rich in water. Our people were in that gaping basket of northeast-norea. Northern Korea has created what is called the'mas Trigonic Way', depending on its diplomatic dynamics. This composition has affected our people, the people, and our peoples, who were always in the minority, and donor women are born by a by-product. The painful finger of history, the original nation of northern women, forced donor supply into consideration and, although somewhat under robbery, also demanded a princess from a Korean tribe. Our young girls were taken to China by the Manju bees, as was Kim Chan's poem in the days of consideration and hospitality. A few of her courtiers have been ‘spoken on horses, and made music to get in the cup of wine.’. But most of the women were treated, not as individuals, but as objects of pleasure or tribute. Our own daughters, who lived in the middle of the summer, were robbed and then abused, and then were treated as slaves in strange lands, and they ended up with their lives ‘in their dreams, ’ with the hope of becoming ‘ many mountains.’. In the case of the sick, there was a woman who had a daughter, and in the Japanese year of her birth, our sister and sister were taken to distant comfort centers. They were as well robbed of sex as princesses. They were ‘ captured spring. ’. They were all born into a small country and, for one reason, they had mortgaged the spring of their lives to the great powers.

Korean title: 빼앗긴 봄, 공녀(큰 글씨 책)

Korean author: 조혁연

Korean publisher: 세창미디어

ISBN-13: 9788955866292