Yang Hyun-seung et al.: Travelogue of Small Cities in South Korea 1

A small Korean town of the year, following four stories? A Korean-American squabbling? The first is to follow four interesting stories, and introduce the way from the game to the river, to the winter, to Hong Kong and Red Sun. The first story follows the free soul, Kim Shadgat, and he takes his own life from the land of the narcissus to the land he was born into, to his growth and his burial month, to the pages of his writings, and to take one step at a time. Why would Kim Shanggat, who was three miles away, choose as a destination the land of his royal garment, not where he was born or where he grew up? Let's follow Kim Sack and find out the answer to that question. The second story opens up a fascinating story of the Chosun King's Office, centered on the royal power and tomb of the Korean Royal Court, which was a game in South Africa. History is rooted in the land, becoming legend, and even the painful stories that are being told by the flow of time. The third story is about the Wong-Wong-Suk-Sung-Sok, guaranteed to Red-Soo-Song Sutta-Sa. The process of determining how the book, compiled by the wage over the three propagandists and the three and the two generations, was guaranteed to the Red Dragon, but it was not ungreened, and we can see that the subject is approximated in response to the account. Let's look for evidence of probability through the historical history surrounding Sezo and King Jeong-hee and the story that is told to Sutta. The last story is that we are looking at the 'old future' of the river’s main river arch, which represents the three major blues (the main line, the main line) of the country.

Korean title: 대한민국 소도시 기행 1

Korean author: 양현승 외

Korean publisher: 나무자전거

ISBN-13: 9788998417499