Lee Hak-geun: A Stroll Through Greek Civilization (Large Print Book)

It's romantic for a family to travel abroad together, but it's not easy to think about. For the journey away from the day and the family sharing the most of their daily affairs. And so it's not just expectations, but concerns. So is he. He feels gratitude for his son who left with his father every moment of his journey. I think that even if you were to pay for the trip, you wouldn't have a good old father and a son traveling. But the author and son in the book, with all the care, have their own rules and share their taste. They travel from first-part Greece to Athens and Peleponnescos, Crete, and on the second-part Turkey, to both of them in the cities: in Warsaw, Chakalai, Vergama, Izmir, Paumcalai, and Shelwe. Their conversations go beyond the normal and into history and scholarship. In front of the tomb of Nikos Kazanzakis, a famous writer named The Greek Zodiac, we also talk about literary works. Their appearance, which seems to be somewhat commonplace, is often due to the prejudice that comes to our minds against ‘adult son and retired father.’. The relationship between the author and his son is neither oppressive nor rigid. Rather, the conversation creates a sense of maturity in respect to each other, in response to the tone and flexibility of the conversation. As the thirst for travel grows due to Corona19, many people are complaining of fatigue for increased ‘dayly life. ’.

Korean title: 그리스문명 산책(큰글씨책)

Korean author: 이학근

Korean publisher: 호밀밭

ISBN-13: 9791168260351