Lee Yang-ho: Mr. Mencius, are you saying that justice is profit?

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A book that was given to the blind before the moon. Unlike the unspoken, unconventional, suffocative, and argumentative. The book has made this point very clear in the subheading:. The blind claim that ‘justice’ is a metaphor of free entry and mass killing against the questions of kings who shouted in the times of chaos. The long surviving peoples, the righteous, the civilist revolution, the monarchy, politics, the holy faith, Satan, inauguralism, anti-plastics, civil movements, welfare states, and so on, have been well-informed with the idea of being blind. The book allows the king to read the original text in a barrel, and with the help of the Ya'un Sam, it is written with an intriguing conversation by three friends who have shared their imaginations with an endless spread of wings. The contextal flow, interesting cartoon illustrations, re-reads and blind connections that allow anyone to read the blind for easy and solid reading.

Korean title: 맹자씨, 정의가 이익이라고요?

Korean author: 이양호

Korean publisher: 평사리

ISBN-13: 9791160232431

이양호: 맹자씨, 정의가 이익이라고요?
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