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As to Iran, we want to be able to see what we know in depth and detail and how it can see the truth without biased manipulations, but in a way so far, we still have to think about whether the story of Iran is just natural or not. The opportunity to face real identity, not the state's initiative or the awareness of hostile relations with Iran, is based on private stockage or life. The book "The International Agenda Possum" is a story of five years in Iran, where a KOde employee supported
How much do you know about Iran, the Islamic Republic, the Kurdish, Turkish, Persian-speaking country? As a traveler, I've never even gone to the Middle East, but he wanted to clap his hand at the container of Iran, and what he thought was rich oil reserves, about Islam? Before reading this book, the author who wanted to be a global citizen was sent to Iran, and it seems that learning and learning Persian before going to Iran didn't melt. Women still seem a little strange wearing the chador (in
We knew that it was only Iran and Iraq, and we thought that when we knew it, we knew that people lived in the same place, and that we knew the pomegranates were all around the world, and I thought that if you wanted to build a fortune, you had to travel and read a lot of books, and if you don't have to do that, you want to read a story about where you're not known, and you want me to read it with biases, and then I'm going to teach you a new world of mind, a world of hard-to-read books, a new
Kim Wook-jin: A Global Citizen's Voluntary Journey into Iran
The writer worked five years at the Courtra Tehran Trade Center. The fear of being indifferent and disgusted instead of the Europe that everyone yearns for, even ‘ Resources ’ to Iran. But even though he was a dream of world citizens, Iran was so shallow. Religion controlled people's consciousness and lives, and the economy was paying a terrible price to the United States. Often I felt fatigued in Iran's crowded society, but the more I did, the writer was forced into the local people. I learned the word, and I drove in the car, trying to get fat with the locals. He even learned Iran, and lived all over it. And that's what this book is all about. In Part I Iran, the story is the story of the Iranian land, which was determined by the act of retinue without any prior information. Part 2 Iran is based on its own experience in Iran, and you can vividly see what reality Iran is now in. Part 3 Iran travels and goes to and from Middle Eastern countries and Europe, looking at the way Iran deals with the world as it relates its connections. In Part 4 Iran, after the withdrawal of the United States from nuclear negotiations, thinks about our country, our society and international politics. ‘ INS? I don't know, but it's a scary country, right? ‘Absolutely, ’ we say, ‘we are more than indifferent, we are more like violence. And much more so since North Korea was the nation with the same power as the 'Ax of Evil'. The ‘buzza ’ bias, injected by Western media, is still high and firm.
Korean title: 어느 세계시민의 자발적 이란 표류기
Korean author: 김욱진
Korean publisher: 슬로래빗
ISBN-13: 9791186494448
Reviews
As to Iran, we want to be able to see what we know in depth and detail and how it can see the truth without biased manipulations, but in a way so far, we still have to think about whether the story of Iran is just natural or not. The opportunity to face real identity, not the state's initiative or the awareness of hostile relations with Iran, is based on private stockage or life. The book "The International Agenda Possum" is a story of five years in Iran, where a KOde employee supported
How much do you know about Iran, the Islamic Republic, the Kurdish, Turkish, Persian-speaking country? As a traveler, I've never even gone to the Middle East, but he wanted to clap his hand at the container of Iran, and what he thought was rich oil reserves, about Islam? Before reading this book, the author who wanted to be a global citizen was sent to Iran, and it seems that learning and learning Persian before going to Iran didn't melt. Women still seem a little strange wearing the chador (in
We knew that it was only Iran and Iraq, and we thought that when we knew it, we knew that people lived in the same place, and that we knew the pomegranates were all around the world, and I thought that if you wanted to build a fortune, you had to travel and read a lot of books, and if you don't have to do that, you want to read a story about where you're not known, and you want me to read it with biases, and then I'm going to teach you a new world of mind, a world of hard-to-read books, a new
