Song Hak-seon: I dip my brush in the spring rain and paint peach blossoms.

The Joint Committee of Dental Dentistry, Environmental Movement, Anti-Nurmies Commissioner, Committee of the Anti-Calcium Peace Movement. This is part of the path that the author of the book has taken. A man of interest, like a fighter as a progressive social activist, takes pictures, reads and sings a poem. That's beyond personal simple enjoyment. A travel expert with him said, "Is there anything like that in the place we've been? “We’re going to have to go through a long time,” he says, and he's going to take a remarkable photo, sing six hours without letup, and then pass beyond the human mind to influence his song. A new book, “A Visit to the Conch Song of Kong,” is a short story that was thought of by a man who read one poem, savored it and remembered it. Here was a photo of the photograph which was appropriate and placed side by side with one hour. It is a book’s unique charm to see pictures that seem to fit into poetry as if they were walking down a walk in a good hour. The way the author of the 64-digit poems in this book reads is unique. First, the author is a leading writer. Read it as if it were an old song and feel the tune. And after explaining the historical fact about the meaning of the characters that readers need to interpret, the story of the author of the poem follows. This is what it looks like. “The poem is read in the front of his head and he says: ‘ Phil Chomsung,, Tae, dah, bah, dae, boh, ow, oe, ou, ooo, oo, oi, ooh, oops, o’, o. I just cried again. I remember crying without even saying what I missed and what I wanted to do.

Korean title: 봄비에 붓 적셔 복사꽃을 그린다

Korean author: 송학선

Korean publisher: 지식노마드

ISBN-13: 9791187481454