Shin A-young: Studying Daecheon Village

The Great Town is unique. In the first series of thousands, children play with silver and in village bookrooms, village cafés and village theaters, neighbors meet naturally and talk to and respond to village problems. It was the result of the willingness of the thousands of village communities to read good things to their village children, feed a little healthier food and grow up as people with other people. The author who had been raised in the village of Bhusan, northern China, since his early childhood, once wanted to leave this town. When the neighbors who were uncomfortable, tired and engaged with us left, we felt bitter and impatient. But now, thanks to the sky and the gold mountains, and as the villagers meet with their own collection of spaces, they feel that their lives are enriched and that the reasons they wanted to leave are changing because they want to stay here. There are many reasons, but most important, we cannot afford to leave out our contact with the community. In the village of Great Britain, many communities have been drawn up with a hard roots in the village through the Barefoot Library and dozens of other local residents. Who are the people who have been sowing and cultivating seeds for a long time and finally producing all the fruits of their life? How did the communities in the Great Village grow up to be what they are, and who were the people that they shared with them in the process? This is a book from a village youth who likes to read and write, which was born in these questions.

Korean title: 대천마을을 공부하다

Korean author: 신아영

Korean publisher: 호밀밭

ISBN-13: 9791168260818