Kim Ji-na: Reading the City Through Culture

Man creates cities, and cities contain cultures. How can 30 stories, including 30 cities and cities that have different cultures, be a fascinating city? How did the world's famous cities become the attractions for millions of tourists? When and where does the competitiveness of the city come from? This is a vivid piece of literature written by a city-cultural columnist who went to various domestic and foreign cities. The author, along with his sharp eye on urban culture columnists, has also helped to make it easy for non-cultural reconstruction, cultural planning, and marketing of cities, to be able to read, along to 30 responses, and to understand readers. To escape particularly from the historic and geographical nature of the city, the domestic cities are classified as a world of rain forests, 78Z border areas, Seoul, central and southern areas. So, this book gives me a sense of how I've traveled to the major cities of my country. And the country's culture has been widely covered with foreign responses, which are limited only by domestic cases, from the indigenous to the culture of other countries. Chapter 1 The Capital Cities of various Issues took a look at the change in the capital cities as a poetic eye, and chapter 2 ‘a close but far off, ’ described a new culture, as if laughing at the idea that it was difficult to make a cultural scheme that was geographically close to North Korea with the existing conditions facing North Korea. Chapter 3 ‘ Seoul! Seoul!

Korean title: 문화로 도시 읽기

Korean author: 김지나

Korean publisher: 한숲

ISBN-13: 9791187511298