Lee Jong-cheol: Traveling through China wherever your feet take you

Five years ago, the writer who introduced us to the life of Shanghai, the fog city, came back to tell us about China, this time! Academia and Dr. Peds. His style of travel, which has sent the blooming youth years from China to living in a foreign land, is truly ‘the best thing to do.’. For him, travel begins with the casual treading of China without having to book a common living quarters place, let alone the local transportation. “Leaving literally with a map", and so always “no chance” is a vivid scene to be seen in his ‘ unspoken ’ series of ‘ accidental ’ journeys. Sometimes we look around the local market, we see merchants and sellers, and sometimes we say, ‘ No foreign guests! ‘I’m going to go to the back of a young man's motorcycle, where he lives deep in the mountains, and experience the home of a ‘unique nation.’. Can you believe that this journey of the species, which some might think of as ‘ bourgeois, ’ is all a moment when the author “is feeling fresh and tense all over himself”? Perhaps his journey is not only due to his character, but also to the vastness of his youth, the land of China's continent, and the greatness of the 'insensibility'. If we can follow the ‘Food Stolen’ trail of the ‘Chart’ writer,” from the Song of the poor to the interim government hearings of the Korean people, we will soon learn his ‘ Rést’ rhythms.

Korean title: 발 닿는 대로, 중국 유람

Korean author: 이종철

Korean publisher: 어문학사

ISBN-13: 9791169050197