Reviews
I heard about my grandmother, who was a 20st-year-old and was in a nursing hospital and she lived the same age, and I thought, well, you know, she did this too. I've never heard of this story, and I think you remember that story before, and you are a very natural storyteller, because you have a wonderful, emotional set of words to tell. Those who had to struggle with the boundaries of life and death, as the writer said, and who had had to live those lives, we don't know but we really understand
I thought I'd have a story book before my grandmother died, but I liked to have someone who had the same idea. I know it's hard to read quickly if you're not familiar with the accent, but the story that Grandma tells is not strange.
I think she's talking to you right away. I feel like the adult generation and the generation gap is expanding. I mean, it was hard for me to understand the hard years of previous generations, but I really understood them. I admire the older generation.
Kim Doo-ri: If you keep buying, there will eventually be an end to it.
The story of Mrs. Kim Duley, 29 years old, who unmasked his life with Fo-Fo-Saturi. A grandson who has been a journalist for many years recorded her life. Because I thought that her life, which has passed modern history, could represent the lives of people who have been killed in a single line of events or in numbers. Her story contains vivid testimony as a witness and party to the history of comfort, detention, and left-hand conflict after liberation and the Korean War. The pain that has passed through the harsh times of her own life, which she shares with her grandsons, and the family life that is hard to tell, of course, is in her heart, who cares about her future. And the mind of the writer is melted, as is the struggle to make the reader feel that way.
Korean title: 사다 보면 끝이 있겠지요
Korean author: 김두리
Korean publisher: 산지니
ISBN-13: 9788965457381
Reviews
I heard about my grandmother, who was a 20st-year-old and was in a nursing hospital and she lived the same age, and I thought, well, you know, she did this too. I've never heard of this story, and I think you remember that story before, and you are a very natural storyteller, because you have a wonderful, emotional set of words to tell. Those who had to struggle with the boundaries of life and death, as the writer said, and who had had to live those lives, we don't know but we really understand
I thought I'd have a story book before my grandmother died, but I liked to have someone who had the same idea. I know it's hard to read quickly if you're not familiar with the accent, but the story that Grandma tells is not strange.
I think she's talking to you right away. I feel like the adult generation and the generation gap is expanding. I mean, it was hard for me to understand the hard years of previous generations, but I really understood them. I admire the older generation.
