Reviews
Jordan is in my hands!
Jordan. To be honest, I had never once considered it as a travel destination. That is why I opened the book out of curiosity and was instantly captivated. Perhaps I, too, was uplifted by the sense of mystery emanating from this unfamiliar country. To start with the conclusion, this is a book that allows you to feel the immense charm of Jordan. The table of contents is structured according to the authors' itinerary over the course of a week: Amman, Assalamu Alaikum; Oedimuzib Adventure; The
With Premiere Pro and After Effects classes set to begin soon, I have recently become obsessed with snooping on vlogs. I didn't originally intend to learn video production seriously, but as I begin preparing to change jobs, I felt I needed to learn something, so I signed up. I felt that even if I don't end up in this field, I need to prioritize enjoyment at the start to truly get hooked on learning. The unprecedentedly prolonged pandemic has completely transformed my life, as it has for
During my six months as a member of the 2nd Edam Books Blog Supporters, I enjoyed a total of 18 book travels, reading three books a month. Embarking on these solo journeys was romantic, enjoyable, and offered healing time for solitary contemplation. To wrap up the final month of February, under the theme of "Traveling Together," I picked up *Without a Plan, Jordan*—an essay by reporters Kim Gu-yeon and Kim Gwang-il. I have a personal travel bucket list, and two of the destinations are Jordan in
I enjoyed reading it from start to finish. Two political reporters, leading busy lives, escaped their routines to go on vacation to Jordan. Jordan is an unfamiliar place to us. Although there were many twists and turns right from the start, the place they arrived at was enough to bring our five senses, which we had long forgotten, back to life. I enjoyed their trip along with them through photos and videos accessible via QR codes. A trip to Jordan enjoyed from the comfort of my home! I was
"Without a Plan, Jordan" is a travelogue about Jordan that seems perfectly suited to the phrase, "How far have you traveled?" Two reporters embarked on a trip to Jordan without a plan; true to their background as journalists, they skillfully produced videos and uploaded them to YouTube, allowing you to read the book even more vividly by scanning the QR codes scattered throughout. Personally, since it was a travel destination I had never considered before, this book allowed me to experience a
Armchair Desert Trip: How Far Have You Gone?! This is the story of an "overseas escape from daily life" and a "youth adventure travelogue" by two National Assembly reporters who had been living a fierce day-to-day existence. As "work-life balance" emerged as a hot topic, CBS reporters were granted a two-week vacation filled with God's grace. The two 32-year-old friends, who work on the same National Assembly team in the political bureau, were looking for a unique and distinctive vacation
While typical travel books capture attention with photos or destinations, *Recklessly, Jordan* is different. I was drawn to the author's introduction on the book flap. Kim Gu-yeon (one of the two authors), a CBS reporter, wrote, "Although I am engrossed in happiness and fun, I sometimes feel as though my brain is broken because I am burdened with a serious and sophisticated professional ethic." Given that his job requires sensitive and agile action, thought, and judgment, the fatigue level must
Contrary to the expectation that a vacation taken by a political reporter and two same-age friends would end in arguments and ruin the trip, this is a witty, lively, and delightful travelogue. True to their profession, the reporters demonstrate meticulous attention to detail, recording everything from travel information to practical tips, so I highly recommend reading this before you go if you are planning a trip to Jordan. You might wonder why they chose Jordan for their summer vacation, but
Travel essays like *Reckless, Jordan* (Edam Books, 2020), a bromance travelogue from an unfamiliar destination, possess a peculiar charm. They guide us to new places, making us turn the first page with a sense of excitement. Escaping crises in unfamiliar situations brings back similar memories from the past, creating a dizzying sensation. Descriptions of magnificent nature and grand tourist attractions are nothing short of awe-inspiring. The journey of two men in Jordan, unfolding in an
Kim Gu-yeon et al.: Without a plan, Jordan
This book is the story of two National Assembly reporters who lived fiercely day by day, escaping their daily routines abroad, and is also a "youth adventure travelogue" where taking on challenges and facing obstacles is still enjoyable. We have tried to avoid a "serious-minded" narrative focused on spreading travel wisdom, instead striving to capture the vividness of the field and our own youthful energy. For those preparing for a trip to the unknown world of Jordan, we have included some "useful tips." Of course, it is perfectly fine if you say, "I don't want a hot and uncomfortable trip." Just open the book and spend about a day on it, and you will be able to go on a "desert trip from the comfort of your room."
Korean title: 대책 없이, 요르단
Korean author: 김구연 외
Korean publisher: 이담북스
ISBN-13: 9788926899724
Reviews
Jordan is in my hands!
Jordan. To be honest, I had never once considered it as a travel destination. That is why I opened the book out of curiosity and was instantly captivated. Perhaps I, too, was uplifted by the sense of mystery emanating from this unfamiliar country. To start with the conclusion, this is a book that allows you to feel the immense charm of Jordan. The table of contents is structured according to the authors' itinerary over the course of a week: Amman, Assalamu Alaikum; Oedimuzib Adventure; The
With Premiere Pro and After Effects classes set to begin soon, I have recently become obsessed with snooping on vlogs. I didn't originally intend to learn video production seriously, but as I begin preparing to change jobs, I felt I needed to learn something, so I signed up. I felt that even if I don't end up in this field, I need to prioritize enjoyment at the start to truly get hooked on learning. The unprecedentedly prolonged pandemic has completely transformed my life, as it has for
During my six months as a member of the 2nd Edam Books Blog Supporters, I enjoyed a total of 18 book travels, reading three books a month. Embarking on these solo journeys was romantic, enjoyable, and offered healing time for solitary contemplation. To wrap up the final month of February, under the theme of "Traveling Together," I picked up *Without a Plan, Jordan*—an essay by reporters Kim Gu-yeon and Kim Gwang-il. I have a personal travel bucket list, and two of the destinations are Jordan in
I enjoyed reading it from start to finish. Two political reporters, leading busy lives, escaped their routines to go on vacation to Jordan. Jordan is an unfamiliar place to us. Although there were many twists and turns right from the start, the place they arrived at was enough to bring our five senses, which we had long forgotten, back to life. I enjoyed their trip along with them through photos and videos accessible via QR codes. A trip to Jordan enjoyed from the comfort of my home! I was
"Without a Plan, Jordan" is a travelogue about Jordan that seems perfectly suited to the phrase, "How far have you traveled?" Two reporters embarked on a trip to Jordan without a plan; true to their background as journalists, they skillfully produced videos and uploaded them to YouTube, allowing you to read the book even more vividly by scanning the QR codes scattered throughout. Personally, since it was a travel destination I had never considered before, this book allowed me to experience a
Armchair Desert Trip: How Far Have You Gone?! This is the story of an "overseas escape from daily life" and a "youth adventure travelogue" by two National Assembly reporters who had been living a fierce day-to-day existence. As "work-life balance" emerged as a hot topic, CBS reporters were granted a two-week vacation filled with God's grace. The two 32-year-old friends, who work on the same National Assembly team in the political bureau, were looking for a unique and distinctive vacation
While typical travel books capture attention with photos or destinations, *Recklessly, Jordan* is different. I was drawn to the author's introduction on the book flap. Kim Gu-yeon (one of the two authors), a CBS reporter, wrote, "Although I am engrossed in happiness and fun, I sometimes feel as though my brain is broken because I am burdened with a serious and sophisticated professional ethic." Given that his job requires sensitive and agile action, thought, and judgment, the fatigue level must
Contrary to the expectation that a vacation taken by a political reporter and two same-age friends would end in arguments and ruin the trip, this is a witty, lively, and delightful travelogue. True to their profession, the reporters demonstrate meticulous attention to detail, recording everything from travel information to practical tips, so I highly recommend reading this before you go if you are planning a trip to Jordan. You might wonder why they chose Jordan for their summer vacation, but
Travel essays like *Reckless, Jordan* (Edam Books, 2020), a bromance travelogue from an unfamiliar destination, possess a peculiar charm. They guide us to new places, making us turn the first page with a sense of excitement. Escaping crises in unfamiliar situations brings back similar memories from the past, creating a dizzying sensation. Descriptions of magnificent nature and grand tourist attractions are nothing short of awe-inspiring. The journey of two men in Jordan, unfolding in an
