Kim Jun-yeon: The four letters that move the world

Author Kim Jun-seon, a professor of mid-sense literature, has been loved by many readers as he visits the 13 castles with dozens of poems and strings, spreading the history of the Chinese and the nation of the time, which is 200. This has given them wide recognition as ‘ experts at the time ’ and has led to a vigorous activity in newspapers, on broadcasts and other media. The four moving letters of his present world have been passed from the mouths of people for over a thousand years and are introducing the unintelligible lion fish with their original text. The world we live in is so diverse. And it's going to be much more true for people to live with different views and goals. But if you look it in the background, there is a common denominator or principle that penetrates that diversity, such as the ‘lion’ of wisdom in life accumulated over the years. The lion’s word means that the old people have compressed meaningful content from different stories into four letters. Thus two elements, story and ‘ word of four letters, ’ can be seen to play a big role. As we can see from the widely written word “storitelling,” we humans are naturally fond of hearing, communicating and creating stories, even if we exist for a story. The story of the lionfish in particular comes from a long time ago, but it is interesting to hear today and has power to remind us of something that we need in our lives.

Korean title: 세상을 움직이는 네 글자

Korean author: 김준연

Korean publisher: 궁리

ISBN-13: 9788958205340