Reviews
I've read this book twice and want to tell you some surprises. One, it was so good to see that by reading this book, the pictures, geography and history. Second, the place that passed the flat paper was another surprise to me that there was a story behind it. Finally, I thank you for expanding my mental world through this book, and for your head down to the myself.
It was so cool and so toxic that I had a very special experience going to the West Village with this book. It was a wonderful time to have the beauty of bringing back the forgotten past to the scene. It's a book that is best for students and community history. Thank you for your work, which is putting your history on the ground. And then we have to do that.
The brigade who loved the West Koreans, and the author who missed them in the painting, he was like this in the book. There's a difference between painting and geography and the subtle encounter of the epics in it that you can't see in the book. Push!
Na Pyeong-sun: Seochon
The late geography teacher, author, has been studying art through the geography since 2013. Artwork must contain images of places, stories about the environment and people living in them. It also contains stories of the past and the present. He worked in the Blue China School and Cyborg, becoming familiar with the West Village, and was able to get close to the work of a senior resident of the Gyponic Sign Language. It naturally opened up the meaning of local research, with the instruction and autonomy of students and the village. The square is where the boat was born and raised. So the book started out with a review, and based on a painting of the line, it was a journey to find the past and present stories of the Western village. It contains all the history of the West and humanities, the process of change, and stories from the 17th century to the present. By using a wealth of paintings, maps and photographs, you can see stories of history, art and geography at once. With his own works, The Goedan Yague and the Pulpit and the Blue System, we discussed the then Western landscape and the present. In the Song of Soil and Lecture, Great Cancer, you can feel the body odor of your ancestors who were friends of nature, and The Aids Man and the Oupan Jail are pictures of people in the time of the ship thinking how they had been given cultural consideration. The Song of Soil is a review of the process of the culture of the noblemen expanding into the ranks of the 18th century and of the current development of the global Korean culture. It is also very interesting to observe the transition of ‘ attention ’ into what is now National Schools of Blindness and Agriculture.
Korean title: 서촌
Korean author: 나평순
Korean publisher: 리사(Lisa)
ISBN-13: 9791196654269
Reviews
I've read this book twice and want to tell you some surprises. One, it was so good to see that by reading this book, the pictures, geography and history. Second, the place that passed the flat paper was another surprise to me that there was a story behind it. Finally, I thank you for expanding my mental world through this book, and for your head down to the myself.
It was so cool and so toxic that I had a very special experience going to the West Village with this book. It was a wonderful time to have the beauty of bringing back the forgotten past to the scene. It's a book that is best for students and community history. Thank you for your work, which is putting your history on the ground. And then we have to do that.
The brigade who loved the West Koreans, and the author who missed them in the painting, he was like this in the book. There's a difference between painting and geography and the subtle encounter of the epics in it that you can't see in the book. Push!
