Richard F. Burton: Arabian Nights 2

Drinkin, carpets, all kinds of jewelry, the dream-colored, colorful, mysterious Arabic world that anybody remembers about. But the adventure story of the accordant and Lamb fairie, the Alibaba and 40 thieves, and Sinded Bad was not real. The truth is, Sheerazard has 169 stories to tell in 1001 days the cruel Persian king Shachlíar. As if you wake up in a movie in an Inception and you're going to wake up to another dream world, and you want to come back to reality, so you have to go through the stories of the real star Sheerazad. This book is essential classical literature. Umberto Echoe, using his book, The Name of the Rose, "The Art of Smashing One King" (a horse that was used by two wise men to kill Unan), and Paulo Koeli, a alchemist. Why, these famous writers have invented this work of non-state literature as a creator. The answer is in classical literature. Sheerazad never speaks the truth. Like an orphan lamp that lights up the night, it tells us a lot of stories and reminds us of our own ability to think. The pieces in the story are as satire and edgy as the story. If you are listening to her story, I am unwittingly drawn into the presence of the Persian kingdom, and I love the beautiful mascara, which is a place of a dead and unhurt island.

Korean title: 아라비안나이트 2

Korean author: 리처드 F. 버턴

Korean publisher: 시대의창

ISBN-13: 9788959407361