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Juri: There is no destiny

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The fate of the Korean President is no more than five things. The ‘Thuhon’ face-to-face with fate, the'mission of a tough leadership,' the 'poisonous skill' that qualifies a winner, the power of the wind to blow power, the ability to attract the world and man. The life story of Hanang Huu, through these five keywords, gives us the motto, "I won't stand to the end" and tells us where we come from in the face of failure and frustration. The life spirit of the 16-year-old brother, who did not stand for fate and become the president of a 20-year old company, is spread in this book.

Korean title: 운명은 없다

Korean author: 주리

Korean publisher: 쌤앤파커스

ISBN-13: 9788965702122

Reviews

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KH*****
June 24, 2015

With only one rice and a English dictionary, a 16-year-old boy on the line, who had made it difficult for him to graduate from the University of Hossei and build a company called Marhan, which overcame poverty and discrimination, has become the seventh largest business in Japan. This is a book written by a journalist and writer, Jerry. The author has compressed the life-saving spirit of President Han Heng with his side into five keys, from a young boy who is in a closed-down to president of a

JS********
June 16, 2015

I was told that there was no fate in the title, but I was always so unhappy and rejected because I was asked why I should not be a part of this story, and I was surprised to hear that the president of the company Maruhan who had been told by advertising is Korean, and that he was more surprised at what he was going to be able to say to his career, and he was less likely to be successful and more eager to learn and become a success than he was to be a student, and yet he was willing to be

K9****
June 12, 2015

Two rices. English - English dictionary. And this was the only two things that a 16-year-old young man had in 1947, who left his home country on a ferry bound for Japan. He was the one who sold 11,800 employees, 2 trillion yen (about $2.8 billion). One fortune, $4.4 billion. '30 Japan's richest seventh. And you're the myth of the Pachinco industry that has done this great work. And a company founded by a president, Marhan. The cool guy became a self-registered company that was associated with

MI******
June 11, 2015

Its main character, one president, who left the country to face all kinds of discrimination and success in other countries in Japan, was reading about how he overcame the challenges of the times and against the very person of one. The work he showed in his life and the spirit of being successful with men was a very flexible attitude. I just feel like a big one. Making money is technology, spending money is art, perhaps leaving a president behind. He says you should not leave life in fate. If he

BU*****
June 5, 2015

A new top-class Japanese Patchinco company, which has a huge annual revenue of $20 trillion. Although I can see that the pachinco was very dark and covered with cigarette smoke, it actually kept the pacinco on a shiny marble floor in Japan and a very pleasant facility. And from outside, I could see the colorful neon and all kinds of lights in their splendor. The pachinco itself can be seen in very bad perception and looks, and it is actually suffering many people in Japan from the addiction of

UI******
June 1, 2015

I think fate is everywhere. So it's our reality to be on the news every day, and to be exposed to events that can't defeat our fate and make the most of their choices. But the title of this book says that fate is nonexistent. It is thought that the only story of a living legend, realizing a dream, without regard to fate, is the one that has come true. A story goes on in focus in a colorful life drama about President Han Kang who, at the age of 16, crossed Japan and overcame many hardships and

JH********
June 1, 2015

Like the title of "No Fate," we don't have the answer to our lives. But in the face of adversity, we face many crises, not "you blame" as the President of the Han-soon did, but "you are responsible" for "the other person's" fate.". Try. Passion. The attitude of the mind that doesn't give up is the same as the way we live our lives. You must follow the lead.

HE****
May 31, 2015

'30, Japan, seventh. 20 trillion annual sales! Look at this title! "You're going to be the best.". The title is a Korean. President Han Gang-wong! This is the first time I've heard a name. What kind of man is this guy? How did you get so rich? "I'm going to go to the next level. So I wanted to hear about his life. South Korea is liberated, but poor life has not improved, and President HanKang reportedly climbed the Japanese ferry ship at age 16 with a single English dictionary at his age. Life

CH*****
May 20, 2015

I'm starting to read a book, saying, "Don't leave your life to fate, but marry.". In our parents' time, in the poverty era, there were many people who took poverty as a natural destiny, and even though they changed their minds and tried to change their lives, many of them didn't really change their life, and so they understood what was going on. I thought that the people who had tried and tried and struggled had a little bit of a life to come after the war, and it was never easy. President

주리: 운명은 없다
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