Shinsa-myeong: China discovered with children

The decisive flag that was to be used to address China's small town was the first daughter's unexpected question. “Mom, is this China? Is it Korea? “Mom, I'm Korean, I am Chinese?”. “Why should we live in China? “The question is, how do you know?”. We're Korean, and we say this is China, and the answer to that is, "Well, we're South Korean, so we should live in Korea. Why should we live in China? There's more to it than Korea. I don't want to live in China. When it was time to stop, I began to reject China, comparing my experience with the experience of the Koreans for a month. In her words, like Ting-Tung, we have come to think back to our lives in China. I only studied Chinese and heard the complaint that I had never recognized China by foot. So I decided. I have to go out with my kids to China and get close to China. We learned of the long history that has been shared by South Korea and China for thousands of years and we slowly got closer to China as we related historical events that have taken place on the scene. As I learned a story about China's murder, the unknown Chinese and South Korea, I was able to take off one of its stereotypes. How closely South Korea has a historical relationship with China, why our people live in China so much, and as we travel through the hidden China, we take one step closer to it.

Korean title: 아이들과 발견한 중국

Korean author: 신사명

Korean publisher: 학고방

ISBN-13: 9791165864163