Kim Yong-hoe: Flowers that bloom again

There's always pain when you mention the comfort grandmother. And it was necessary to be resolved, so I had to open my mouth to reveal the truth of the past. But would she want to talk about it over and over again? Is that all the grandmothers want to talk about? Or, have not the past history of grandmothers been over-sensitized in some media? Of course, it's a matter of course, that we should be pointed out, and we should apologize, but is it possible that grandmothers in their daily lives need new lives, new hope? Before I drew this cartoon, I could see the author. And I decided. We need to talk about harmony and the future. It turns out that grandmothers also had a huge pain, and they were trying to solve it, but they were willing to fill the rest of their lives with hope. They should not all be fixed in the worst moments of their lives. Their lives are in their present form and should be more hopeful and fulfilled than those painful moments that have not yet been apologized. Grandmas also think of themselves and the better future of this land with their own eye-to-heart and philosophy. In short, they think about the future, and we think about their entire lives in part of our lives, which we don't even want to mention them over and over again. Of course, we still have a past that is not resolved, but we're not going to be so tired of asking too many people about the same thing and it's being handled sexually.

Korean title: 다시 피는 꽃

Korean author: 김용회

Korean publisher: 시커뮤니케이션

ISBN-13: 9791188579525