Kim Yong-bum: Ordinary Person: The Laozi I Read

What would a man live in if he lived in his time of the year 2,500 years ago? In this book, he is the ‘insult ’ of living a truly ordinary life, and you can see an old man in his day. This is a book that is uniquely different from the existing type of writing. The entire section, from chapter one to 81, consists of three short sections of the original, author's original, and author'. The original glue has saved the poetic flavor of bungojab, and the sentence is very soft connected. His writings are one to each chapter's main content. I'm borrowing the form of a poem on page two, a short, relatively easy one. He calls it an ordinary reader's appreciation, not an essay. It is also called the ‘ nonexplaining manual ’ and ‘ the ramless bull. ’. It's a more formal sentiment, it's also a commentary and a book of advice for living peaceful lives. He speaks of his understanding, his ordinary and peaceful daily life, and he criticizes this society and people’s endless desires. The theme that has been held out from beginning to end is the ‘peace’ of the 'union.'.

Korean title: 보통사람: 내가 읽는 노자

Korean author: 김용범

Korean publisher: 좋은땅

ISBN-13: 9791165367138