Leo Tolstoy: What do people live by?

Tolstoy, along with Dostokey and Turgenev, is a world-class question for 19th - century Russian literature called the Russia Third Moon. After completing the great masterpiece of war, peace, and Carenina Carrennaun, Tolstoy captures the reality of Russia and its suffering people's lives from various angles and brings them to a life-saving climax in Russian realism. Tolstoy has made the issue of love and deep humanism and morality a short, folk-type novel. Since the late '09s, the content of the Russian stories, legends, fables and Gospels has been re-opened with simple forms and content that are easily read and understood by anyone, and has opened a unique genre called 'Minam'. The book Man Lives on What Is a Life of Two Older Men, The Book of Job Ivan, The How Much Land Man Needs, is born again as a whole new story at the fingertips of Tolstoy, which stirs calm and gives readers a lesson and wisdom in life. The Tolstoy's main short line, which considers what real life is, was published by the Dudddeerance Press in a series of series of world literature. The Swede World Literature series will be a center of the most widely read, immortal classics, and will be smart enough to read lightly and with the size of unsized text for all ages to be read together, thus becoming a good companion for readers who seek to find life and happiness through the global classics.

Korean title: 사람은 무엇으로 사는가

Korean author: 레프 톨스토이

Korean publisher: 더디퍼런스

ISBN-13: 9791161253367