Kim Heung-soo: Son Jeong-do, a Patriotic Life

It speaks of the life from birth to death, the hand-to-hand life. A book about a lifetime of hands is not the first. Already in 1949, pastors' hand-to-hands were being taken. This was a 36-page booklet that was conducted in the art school in Seoul with a hand-held memorial. The writer was a ship-type pastor. The pedagogue, a plagiarist from the Southlands, was not only a motive for handouts and seminary graduates, but also a member of the independence movement in Manchu. The writing of his son, Son Onele, is also a piece of his life. Son-yil, founder of the Korean Navy, is about the oldest son of his own, and he has published a post titled "My Job" on September 29-1221. It was only over 20 years ago that I began systematically studying hand-to-hands. The most systematic study is the lifetime and thought research, which Kim Chang-soo and Kim Seung-il have written together, which is a work of thought and history. A few articles on virtue also contributed a great deal to the research of the hands. October 2003, saw the pastor's Memorial convention in Pyongyang. This book is based on this research.

Korean title: 손정도, 애국적 생애

Korean author: 김흥수

Korean publisher: 숭실대학교출판부

ISBN-13: 9788974503949