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It's not hard to read, even for a classic. I'd recommend it as a classical literary entry.
Tolstoy: What People Live By: Family Happiness, Bride Sergey
Tolstoy is a rare autobiographical writer who speaks of life as literature. His works have a spirit of anguish and consternation in his life, and are closely associated with his art and his life. And to be a spur in the music of his complex soul is a rare seriousness. His work, and his diary, which was written throughout his life, starting at 19 years of age, tells him of a complicated life in contradiction. And if you look at his life, you'll be surprised how much he lived in his long life, from beginning to end. The same crisis over his entire life, with soul and body fighting, has struck his mind and the same fight has taken place in his mind. Every time he got out of the crisis, he believed that he had found relief for the first time, because he had discovered God, and that his life had begun from then on. It tells you how painful the fighting was, and how much of his life he devoted to it.
Korean title: 사람은 무엇으로 사는가 가정의 행복 신부 세르게이
Korean author: 똘스토이
Korean publisher: 동서문화사
ISBN-13: 9788949704340
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It's not hard to read, even for a classic. I'd recommend it as a classical literary entry.












