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A 100,000-mile general who's been following through the tracks of the casualties. The story of this journey, which has been followed by the forced migration of the river and named Ariang Lodra, is a source of emotion in every verse. The photos are also impressive, as if they were the Ari and Gaak of the considerations.
Lee Jeong-myeon et al.: Colors of Arirang
The settlers in Central Asia survive with a relentless spirit and a stiff heart, now taking their place on the strong human basis necessary to advance from South Korea to Eurasia over the national tragedy of forced migration. What kind of lives have they lived for over 80 years? It's hard to imagine how difficult and exhausting it was to live with the body. We wanted to meet them. I wanted to follow the prescribed forced state path and join them in a melting blue in their lives. So, what we started with is Captain Arran Lord. It started off at 6,000 kilometers. But there's more and more places to go. So it was a 100,000-mile captain over 10,000 kilometers. In the case of the 'Boys' and Arrans, the country has opened up the Canary of Quallus Auland after responding to Central Asia, Siberia, the Sahalins and Great Britain, as well as far as South America and Pyongyang.
Korean title: 컬러스 오브 아리랑(Colors of Arirang)
Korean author: 이정면 외
Korean publisher: 이지출판사
ISBN-13: 9791155550670
Reviews
A 100,000-mile general who's been following through the tracks of the casualties. The story of this journey, which has been followed by the forced migration of the river and named Ariang Lodra, is a source of emotion in every verse. The photos are also impressive, as if they were the Ari and Gaak of the considerations.
