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Mieru Narer - Nwen Okt, a book that has changed so much, and yet they still seem to be living in a place that doesn't change.
Nguyen Ngoc Tu: Mieu ferry terminal
It has been 10 years since the year 2005, the best-selling Vietnamese artist, the top-seller of the Association of Vietnamese Writers in 2006, and the 2008 A.E.E. In 2017, the best writer Nven Oksket, who had performed a Vietnamese literary work with a blunt voice and a great echo, came back to South Korean readers with his name, Smeeeu Namou. The Unending Panel, which was introduced ten years ago, adds five fragments and one prose. All the things that were written before and after the End of the Bulpan, are works of the time when the writer was indulging in writing according to his inexorable instincts. The results of seeing the lives of helpless people clearly clear, rather than internalization, focused on how they could break through the hard wave of life. What is the crystalline of love for this book that has been around for the last 10 years? The love that is so precious and so great begins in the mighty Mekong River, the largest of Southeast Asia, as Vietnam has been milked. These are stories of the Mekong, stories of people living there, and that's where life is about people. And because of being no longer strangers to each other in Korea and Vietnam, and because of the soft, confidential depth that only the Orientals can measure and enjoy, our story is also true.
Korean title: 미에우 나루터
Korean author: 응웬 옥 뜨
Korean publisher: 아시아
ISBN-13: 9791156623229
Reviews
Mieru Narer - Nwen Okt, a book that has changed so much, and yet they still seem to be living in a place that doesn't change.
