Kim San-hwan: Hello, Che (Large Print Book)

Che Guevara, who has been a revolutionary, is born again through his two tours of Latin America. The six months of South America’s trip on an old motorcycle was far too widespread to be made into a movie: Motorcycle Dyary. But the second journey, which left again a year later, was not very well known. From December 1953 to Mexico and the launch of the Grand Ma's for the November 1956 revolution in Cuba, it is almost as dramatic as the first trip of about four years. Che Guevara is in love with her, seeing how she will be the first wife in Guatemala. Mexico City meets with the Pidell Castro on the path of the Cuban Revolution. On the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, which left our honeymoon with Ida, we are deeply drawn to the mysterious Maya civilization that disappeared 1,000 years ago. And then, the sudden arrival of the Cuban expedition. Chegebra, and the 82 dreamers who went over to Cuba, will make it two years later to succeed in the first socialist revolution in Latin America. He is a rodedak style author who spent four months following the dramatic journey of Guatemala through Mexico to Cuba, along Che Guevara’s journey, checking the moments of joy and glory of Che Gubarra. The book was published as a Gulatin Holigsung, but it was born as an essay of travel, which is completely different from the original manuscript.

Korean title: 안녕, 체(큰글자책)

Korean author: 김산환

Korean publisher: 꿈의지도

ISBN-13: 9791167620088