Kim Seon-woo: A day of doing nothing

The day you get nothing from the book's Danby is the second youth home to us young people, after the song of a life-singing poet and songwriter at Dans Blue. Could the day be given to South Korean teenagers who are so desperate to enter into the city and do nothing? "What we have forgotten, what we have been living for, what our children are running for, and what the poet's 'dark' theme comes to us at once.". The poet says that people who have seen the freedom to do nothing have a slightly different attitude toward life. Most of us young people who can't even think about what we really like and how we want to grow up, because we're trying to fit our time and standards, so we don't know if "free to do anything" is the most pressing freedom. Poets tell children and adults who are their guardians that they have a hard time with. Allow them such a free time.

Korean title: 아무것도 안 하는 날

Korean author: 김선우

Korean publisher: 단비

ISBN-13: 9791163500001