Lee Eun-jeong: Everyone is like that when traveling a path for the first time.

Twenty years old, not a lot. What is it like to age those who just exit the alley of a minor? What is the world that's open to them? Many people are overwhelmed and even afraid to grow up. There are people who, if you exaggerate, feel terrible. Because of the pressure to be ‘ grown up. ’. But nobody can get older. Like running water, human time flows toward the future. -10p twenty is just natural. Because time is equal to everyone. It is a time of being called ‘saints or Holy Years ’ and of being taken away from the role of social members. We can imagine that what doesn't mean anything could be something that someone is scared, afraid, or unwilling to do. But it's twenty. I don't agree easily with the idea of being a burden on adulthood. It's a matter of getting out of the teens, which are expressed as being weighed down, oppressed. But for some, the burden of adulthood can be greater than that of teenage oppression, and it is a familiar, sympathetic, and rather natural story to authors who have experienced it physically. Indeed, the world that has seen it as a ‘ twenty ’ is like what you imagined in your sad, sad teen - age life, and you have experienced it before, should you be more afraid?

Korean title: 처음 가보는 길은 누구나 다 그래

Korean author: 이은정

Korean publisher: 힘찬북스

ISBN-13: 9791190227117