Reviews
I've read about the fact that there are 1 divorce rates in 3 marriages today, and I'm not married, and that's a lot of fear and anxiety. It's a book that makes you think a lot, and I recommend it to those of you who are a little nervous.
As a woman in her 30s who prepares for marriage, she bought it because the book cover and the writer's impression were bright. And I was curious about the writer who said he was married and divorced. It's not easy to be proud of yourself, no matter how many divorces you have. And he's been happier since the divorce. I support her choice. And she's right about her choice if she'll be happy no matter what she does. In South Korea, we've found that marriage requires a lot of work. I'm excited for
I was drawn to a powerful red cover and bought it without my knowledge. It's a lot more complicated than I thought. I read it seriously. The stories about women's lives, their potential for money, their success, and the book are in harmony with his experiences. I'm impressed with the writer who got over it. Great! I'm cheering you.
Nam So-hee: Smart women live better lives than successful women.
Be the smart one who walks in the way of life that is designed for me, rather than the best woman in the world. This book is about a sister who married and divorced and was unspoken. The well- thought-of author leaves his life in a hurry to make hasty decisions. I confess I don't understand why you've moved so fast. The urgent choice eventually led to divorce. The author who has survived the extreme despair of divorce and is calmly and proudly counseling 2030 unmarried women on what kind of life it is wise to choose.
Korean title: 잘난 여자보다 똑똑한 여자가 잘 산다
Korean author: 남소희
Korean publisher: 미다스북스
ISBN-13: 9788966378760
Reviews
I've read about the fact that there are 1 divorce rates in 3 marriages today, and I'm not married, and that's a lot of fear and anxiety. It's a book that makes you think a lot, and I recommend it to those of you who are a little nervous.
As a woman in her 30s who prepares for marriage, she bought it because the book cover and the writer's impression were bright. And I was curious about the writer who said he was married and divorced. It's not easy to be proud of yourself, no matter how many divorces you have. And he's been happier since the divorce. I support her choice. And she's right about her choice if she'll be happy no matter what she does. In South Korea, we've found that marriage requires a lot of work. I'm excited for
I was drawn to a powerful red cover and bought it without my knowledge. It's a lot more complicated than I thought. I read it seriously. The stories about women's lives, their potential for money, their success, and the book are in harmony with his experiences. I'm impressed with the writer who got over it. Great! I'm cheering you.
