Soyeon: Virus: Something Smaller Than Dust Changes the World?

The third question mark in the series of Children Asking is the virus. One day, the corona 19 virus that appeared in front of us quickly rocked the world's daily lives. The mask we were looking for became a necessary necessity every time we went out, and we couldn't go to school free at the beginning of the new semester. Social distance has made it difficult to even get to know close friends. We had to check the number of people who were identified with the infection every day, as if we were looking at the weather today. So the virus has been able to penetrate not only the human body, but also the individual's daily life, and to get to the street landscape, and change within the body. It's amazing that all these sudden, strange changes started with a very, very small virus. In microbes smaller than dust. What is the virus that's bothering us all this time? Who is the real killer of the virus? And how does a virus change the world? How, above all, can we protect ourselves from future threats of the virus? The virus: Something smaller than dust changes the world? He's going to answer each of these questions and show his children who live through the age of infectious diseases to see and think about the social changes here and the problems that are coming.

Korean title: 바이러스: 먼지보다 작은 게 세상을 바꾼다고?

Korean author: 소이언

Korean publisher: 우리학교

ISBN-13: 9791190337434