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Ko Gwang-seok: China on the drinking table

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China is where millions of local silks, each with its own taste and aroma, live as many as 54 ethnic and 1.3 billion people. Or maybe the state has come up and assessed the country's wine and appointed a state-owned business. Chinese-sung, who has been sweating and working with Chinese people in China in the region for nearly 30 years, looks at China's world of understanding and Chinese today with the words "Dul" and "Shu" as a professional who has developed a business of friendship and conflict.

Korean title: 술상 위의 중국

Korean author: 고광석

Korean publisher: 섬앤섬

ISBN-13: 9788997454211

Reviews

5.0
Based on 5 reviews
HY*******
November 20, 2016

This is a book in China on the table that introduces the world of China and China, and yesterday and today, through the keyword called the Sulu. In the West, if you're a little bit of a bad drink-eating habit, it seems like the East has a lot of a bit of an atmosphere in which to work with alcohol, to take others, and to beat alcohol. This book explains how alcohol has worked so much in the history of the five thousand years. I read that as well as the satirical, two hundred, two-foot. I

HA*****
November 20, 2016

It's good to see it in a big way, but it's a little bit of a way to look at the same age and society through what we need in our daily lives. To me, this book was perfect. What a look to China in the wine! I was expecting it, and wow. I was amazed. And through their appearance of having put the universe in wine, and trying to share world affairs with others, they realized what important things were that the Chinese had lived in their lives. It's like a book that explains culture, but it's not

WI*******
November 19, 2016

America, Europe, Southeast Asia, Japan. Although I have traveled to dozens of countries, China is the closest country to Japan, and I have never been to it. So when I first opened the book, I was able to cross the feelings of familiarity and awe. In human history, food and drink are inextricably related, and the food culture and drinking culture are the most vivid and practical thing that can be seen from the history and the Earl of the nation. So the book “Chinese on the Drunk” became a guide

TA********
November 18, 2016

When I first read the book, I thought it was a local culture of the medley that was useful to business people in China, but when I looked at it, it was "The Cultural History of China in which Alcohol is a great deal deeper and more content.". It was easy and convenient to look at the table and read what you wanted. In my case, a friend who was a senior member of the Senate at Shanghai had been fascinated by Chinese wine since then by the way it was served with the bad fluid. And then, on

HJ*****
November 5, 2016

There must be something in every country. It's as deep as history has ever been and there is something that cannot be ignored when we talk about history. Drink. If territory is small, there are many different types of local drinks in our small country. In our country, the small states are a very diverse place. How much more so 54 ethnic groups, 1.3 billion people, who live and breathe, than the kind of liquor that will be so numerous. There are many ways to get out of the wine, and it's obvious

고광석: 술상 위의 중국
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