Kang Dong-wan: Revisiting Baengnyeongdo Through the Lens of Unification

I wanted to visit the island of Guangsung, which is called the Far Northmost Island of the West Sea. The journey that only the sky and the sea could reach with a calm mind and five hours of passage. This is the fourth book to Pusan, Jeju, and Seoul (the Qing-Chan) as a series of seven hundred-ones with the eyes of Unification. North Korea's island is in the background in the Guangsung Islands. The north wind blowing over the edge of the sea filled the city with sound. The nature of the white scale is a marvel when we take away the perspective of division. With the Italian Naples coast, there are only two places in the world: the Cape coast, the coast of Congodol, which has been built with rocks for hundreds of millions of years, and the Dowser seal that drives north and south. The first place Thomas missionary to be killed in the Great Pyongyang River is in the deadliest place. For us who live in division, is the White Kingdom too exaggerated to be a place like the United Land? The marriage of 46 veterans is still in the background of the White Emperor. Everywhere we look on the island, we hasten our steps as a unified destination. I'm going to try and reach out to people who are tired of the divide.

Korean title: 통일의 눈으로 백령도를 다시보다

Korean author: 강동완

Korean publisher: 너나드리

ISBN-13: 9791196508197