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[Rarlan Lord] It's great, Captain Six-six on the old road. Walking on the old road would be like traveling on a time machine. It's fun to find the old ways, but it's also fun to be relaxed and to imagine the old landscape. The regular path of Arrang, the O'Kun-Sun-Jun-Eon-Shan-Straight, was 228 when the army went to Yang in 127. Four kilometers, 600 miles long. From the Sunline to the sheep, officials from the old fleet of officers reportedly walked on a seven-day journey. Four of the crew of
Rivers, as well as the Cultural Tourism and Workers of the Detach Service, are 5 people on the line from the O'Kung-goong army station, 127 years ago. He organized a four-mile captain who went through the Ariang Lord himself and followed the path of his ancient ancestors back to Yang. It's more meaningful because the officials who are responsible for the cultural tours of the area, not the travel writers, have personally felt and experienced them. It was a significant return to the cultural
Lee Jae-yeol et al.: Arirang Road
Ariang Road is a book that once again looked at the footsteps of a people from 127 years ago, through the thousands of-year-old sound of the marina, the old one with a long history. The book begins at the outset with a story about the junk caribou and the Oddung army, and recounts the necessary things to walk, revealing the motive for leaving the journey. And we share eight days of various episodes of walking from the dock to Seoul. At last, I summarized the course of Ariang Lord.
Korean title: 아리랑 로드
Korean author: 이재열 외
Korean publisher: 행복에너지
ISBN-13: 9791156020851
Reviews
[Rarlan Lord] It's great, Captain Six-six on the old road. Walking on the old road would be like traveling on a time machine. It's fun to find the old ways, but it's also fun to be relaxed and to imagine the old landscape. The regular path of Arrang, the O'Kun-Sun-Jun-Eon-Shan-Straight, was 228 when the army went to Yang in 127. Four kilometers, 600 miles long. From the Sunline to the sheep, officials from the old fleet of officers reportedly walked on a seven-day journey. Four of the crew of
Rivers, as well as the Cultural Tourism and Workers of the Detach Service, are 5 people on the line from the O'Kung-goong army station, 127 years ago. He organized a four-mile captain who went through the Ariang Lord himself and followed the path of his ancient ancestors back to Yang. It's more meaningful because the officials who are responsible for the cultural tours of the area, not the travel writers, have personally felt and experienced them. It was a significant return to the cultural
