Lee Jun-hak: India used to be like that.

A young man who dreamed of a sub-continentian expert who had a lot of stories went there five times and wrote the various faces of India, the book is a rare Indian in which a young man from college was attracted to India five times, and he was used to it five times. His journey involved backpacking, but it included a period of studying at a local university for a year, and so he felt very much better than any other ship in India. A gras with the famous Taj Mahal, of course, and a village in the outback that does not appear in the guidebook, he goes on his own, bloated, and combs India. Also, for a year, he's been studying at the University of Homne in India and observing it closely, as well as by the eyes of tourists and residents. Although sometimes disappointed in the process, Indian charms survive those times of distress. The book, which is spread with its unforgettable intensity and a moment of youth, has a rich content of youth's unique wits and sensitivity. India, which is vaguely recognized as a land of mystery, of performance and meditation, will soon come to us in a variety of interesting ways.

Korean title: 인도는 그랬었지

Korean author: 이준학

Korean publisher: 북랩

ISBN-13: 9791165394974