Muyeo: Let's go together

This is the first time I've seen a camera carrying the beauty of private temples, and it's been shown in the first travel period of YouTube Moors, which runs across the country. Buddhism was so fond of running out at 19 years old, and I was so curious about Buddhism that I finished my Ph.D. at the University of East Korea. “What does it mean to study that doesn't help other people? We've been challenging YouTube to make it easier and more fun to convey the beauty of our mountain life and the teachings of our Buddha. The 'Morse' TV, which kindly unspoken the meaning of its four seasons of beauty in nature, and its legends, and the exhibitions and Buddhas, has been featured in the wake of March 2019 with over 50,000 readers, 4.1 million unsurprised, and a huge attraction. The book presents 32 places for each season during the 120 temples that have traveled, including 100 photographs of the events from the window to the present. Not only is the cultural value of temples difficult to see, but also the confidential appearance of the front lines, the memories of the school days, the story behind the temple doors and the life and teachings of the monks who are being established across the country. The new version of the film, which has not even known how to use cameras, is a bit of fun to read about the left-hand right-hand Truetuber Growth, until you become a five-year career reporter.

Korean title: 우리 함께 떠나요

Korean author: 무여

Korean publisher: 담앤북스

ISBN-13: 9791162014011