Kang Hee-jung: Palace of Opium and Cans

The small island of Penan in the northwest of the Malay Peninsula is called the pearl of the Orient. The once east-west sea road trade center in the Strait of Malacha, and since the British colonial and the leading development capital, China Wind Building, was a city of global cultural heritage in 2008. So recently, along with Pukuok in Vietnam and Clark in the Philippines, it has also been born to us as Shin Troika in the Southeast Asian journey. Since the English colony was built in the late eighteenth century, the main part of the community has been Chinese immigrants. They are called Peranacan, or Malayo, meaning ‘ one born locally. ’. The book was a look at the historic relief of the East Asian People's Conference with the name of Afficient-Polite-Inspires, which came about in a unique timespace called Penan Island from 1786 to the late 1930s. Often the book is valuable only because it has little time to look at the life and history of East Asians who are known only in general, but also in a very general sense, ‘ Chinese breath is strong ’.

Korean title: 아편과 깡통의 궁전

Korean author: 강희정

Korean publisher: 푸른역사

ISBN-13: 9791156121510