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Liu Xiaobo: To my love, Sha

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The 2010 Nobel Peace Prize, the award-winning award for Liu Shaobo, was met by my love Charming. To help us look extensively into the ideas and literature of Luschaobo, Nobel Peace Prize winner who fought against the great power of the country, we have published a collection of his poems. The poems of Ryuschaobo and his wife's poems were drawn together in the original poem, which was built on the basis of the ruschau ruo ru shó ru ruu quio quid. Ryuschaovo dedicated 71 poems for his wife, 14 Gimmosh 14-su, and an essential source of information to understand the ideas of Liu Shuobo to comfort those who were killed in the 1989 Chinese demunization movement.

Korean title: 내사랑 샤에게

Korean author: 류샤오보

Korean publisher: 글누림

ISBN-13: 9788963271040

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KY***
January 5, 2011

Liu's hope, with a desire for love or democracy in mind (Japan Il-Ibo, Korea, March 3, 2010, page 32) was the Kim Hye-hye, who was translated "My Love Shah" by Nobel Peace Prize winner Ryushao Bo. What? "Dear, I will tell you before you enter the grave, and don't forget to write me a letter with burnt bone dust, leave me the address of the dead." The 2010 Nobel Peace Prize, Liu Chaovo, was released in the country. Liu shhaobo and his wife, Ryusha, were combined to translate the poem of Reu

류샤오보: 내사랑 샤에게
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