Kim Dae-hong: Urban Humanities for Travelers: Masan, Jinhae, Changwon (Large Print Book)

The sixth port of the Korean peninsula, Massan, the most prominent city in the 1970s in the nation of exports. South coast romantic City of Great Sea and Cheetnam, represented by the Navy and cherry blossoms. A source designed to be the first planned city in the country, after Australia, Canberra. What do these three cities have in common? They're all sea-dwelling cities, relatively young cities with my appearance after the first quarter of the year, 1070. It was a brother town in the '80s who spent their entire years of royal rule during the boom season and now have a home in the name of the Constance. The story of these three cities was written by a writer who had been in the primeval country in Masan and had lived in the sun and the windows. It is a valuable result of trying to analyze the various local records and interview several people, beyond the memory of one person, to reveal the origins and cultural history of three cities. The opportunity to read the current original poem in a barrel is probably the first time it's ever written. [Syrez] The urban literature for travelers, the urban rediscovering and the ‘Ady’ series for local tourists who are more loved, is a cultural guide that takes a closer look at the cities of the country and reads them from the roots and minds of the landscape.

Korean title: 여행자를 위한 도시 인문학: 마산 진해 창원(큰글자도서)

Korean author: 김대홍

Korean publisher: 가지

ISBN-13: 9791186440827