Lee Kang-yeop: Once in a lifetime, the Analects (large print book)

Everyone lives and gets a bungon word. It's a classic charm to read different from the time and circumstances, but it rarely captures readers with as many colors as you can. If you are loved as a necessary document for your own ram, you may be appointed by the authorities to succeed in your individual life, and eventually you will be cornered by a bony book that is trying to admonish young people. Although curious about this bizarre book, which seems to be a religious philosophy and literature, it is not easy to reach out for the difficult ones and the various interpretations and the longer notes than the one that makes it. The political situation of China's Ching Ch’ing period and its famousness as well as its teacher, 2,500 years ago, are fundamental to understanding. The only barrier to entering the Cunesman, who has challenged him for his reputation, is too high. The most severe part of him is this. Once in life Non-Air has divided the main text of the Gwanno language into six topics, so that anyone from teenagers to 70s can read it comfortably. Instead of following the one-dimensional sequence of the english-tea-suck-tucks, which is a thousand-year-old, we have developed three-by-three-temple synopsis that are going to be woven into stories that today may interest readers, with a colorful array of human figures that we don't know much about yet.

Korean title: 살면서 한번은 논어(큰글자도서)

Korean author: 이강엽

Korean publisher: 나무를심는사람들

ISBN-13: 9791190275439