Lee Deok-chun: That's quite an upset!

I hope that all of the people are South Koreans, happy. I believe that living is not easy, but there are ways to be happy in spite of difficulties. I want to be the person who understands care and respect, who values each other and who knows how to think it can be. I'm hoping that if you do that, one of the people will be happier. Justice, justice, diversity respect, peace, love, and that's what we have to protect as our members share it. You can't be happy with each other without these things being taken apart in the process of dreaming. And while it's important to think about what the developed world does and how it lives, is it not important to have a country that recognizes one another for these values? A certain individual said: ‘ I have sacrificed myself for the country. "Please repay my sacrifice to Korea," he said, "the Republic of Korea must live first. You're waiting for it.". When you tell the country, "The land is hard," you say, "You have a country to live in, you have a land.". If you have to complain to the country about the hardness of small businesses and independent workers, you'll be living on a good income, where small businesses, small businesses -- and private sectors -- live on. "I'm going to be a little bit of a waiter.". When workers die on machines and they hold the company accountable, they end up in a country where the company lives and the workers live.

Korean title: 이변, 제법인데!

Korean author: 이덕춘

Korean publisher: 인포피아

ISBN-13: 8809203786429