Reviews
It was personally a sad fact that the history of Korea was also in its 500s, either in numbers or in numbers, and ended with one or two middle sentences. But I think it's enough to wake up in the brainwashing of this modern-day textbook. I think it's worth reading, whether left or right, because I've been trying to get as objective as possible.
I bought it because I wanted to read a textbook on Korean Modern History written from another perspective, which was a seriously left-handed version of the version of it. I read it, and I think I could definitely see history more objectively.
It's like a real history book. I recommend it.
An economist's history book? I don't like it, but I'm not really sure about history, so I'd like to read it.
An economist's history book? I don't like the content, but I'm just gonna read it because I don’t know about modern history.
Since the Kim Young-sam government, leftist people have twisted history education and brainwashed students. Wealth and power have blinded politicians into the public. I knew it right away from the modern world. From the beginning, he was constantly at odds with his own side and found that everyone was so excited about wealth and power.
The D.A., the Koreans, not the twisted history of the entire cult, but the proud history of Korea. This is the 70th anniversary of our country's history. But young people who were given a wrong history view deny the integrity of South Korea for their pride. I want everyone who reads this book to be grateful once again for the efforts of our ancestors to protect this country against Communism and to love South Korea for what it really is.
It's like a book that has created a mechanism that can correct history based on facts that you didn't know. But there's a little bit of sadness in the fundamental limit of not being able to tell all the facts. The other thing that was most disturbing to me about books was the fact that there was no reference text in the text, and it was very sad when I thought about the text and the completeness of the book.
I read the "The Story of South Korea," and there are many moderns who are mistaken. I should teach it at school. I'll have my kid read when he graduates from high school so he can have a proper history view. I'd like to read a book called "Recognition and Post-liberation.".
I've read other of his books. He writes very logically based on the exact facts. One time you should read it.
Lee Young-hoon: History of the Republic of Korea
The South Korean History of Korea stresses "making a nation" as it takes time to create a new nation. We're looking back over the last 60 years at the nation's history and trying to find a direction for the development of the nation for the right nation.
Korean title: 대한민국 역사
Korean author: 이영훈
Korean publisher: 기파랑
ISBN-13: 9788965239062
Reviews
It was personally a sad fact that the history of Korea was also in its 500s, either in numbers or in numbers, and ended with one or two middle sentences. But I think it's enough to wake up in the brainwashing of this modern-day textbook. I think it's worth reading, whether left or right, because I've been trying to get as objective as possible.
I bought it because I wanted to read a textbook on Korean Modern History written from another perspective, which was a seriously left-handed version of the version of it. I read it, and I think I could definitely see history more objectively.
It's like a real history book. I recommend it.
An economist's history book? I don't like it, but I'm not really sure about history, so I'd like to read it.
An economist's history book? I don't like the content, but I'm just gonna read it because I don’t know about modern history.
Since the Kim Young-sam government, leftist people have twisted history education and brainwashed students. Wealth and power have blinded politicians into the public. I knew it right away from the modern world. From the beginning, he was constantly at odds with his own side and found that everyone was so excited about wealth and power.
The D.A., the Koreans, not the twisted history of the entire cult, but the proud history of Korea. This is the 70th anniversary of our country's history. But young people who were given a wrong history view deny the integrity of South Korea for their pride. I want everyone who reads this book to be grateful once again for the efforts of our ancestors to protect this country against Communism and to love South Korea for what it really is.
It's like a book that has created a mechanism that can correct history based on facts that you didn't know. But there's a little bit of sadness in the fundamental limit of not being able to tell all the facts. The other thing that was most disturbing to me about books was the fact that there was no reference text in the text, and it was very sad when I thought about the text and the completeness of the book.
I read the "The Story of South Korea," and there are many moderns who are mistaken. I should teach it at school. I'll have my kid read when he graduates from high school so he can have a proper history view. I'd like to read a book called "Recognition and Post-liberation.".
I've read other of his books. He writes very logically based on the exact facts. One time you should read it.
