Yonhap News Agency Global Korea Center Korean News Department: A single train ticket that changed my life
A 27-year-old Japanese boy had lost his right hand in a factory three days after coming to South Korea to visit a strange land. He had to be crushed by a cold machine and cut his wrists, and his Corian Dream seemed to collapse in one morning. But instead of giving in to despair, he stood up again with only one left hand. Twenty years later, I became a businessman who has started a double-tax professional shop in Seoul. The character of the dramatic story is Mr. Irimbin. Where did the power that raised him from the bottom of his life come from? A new group of 31 successful Koreans who had faced adversity with the will of the Unregulated Japanese people, and who had made a Corian dream, were published as 'a train ticket that changed their lives'. The characters in the book are people who have taken their mark as strangers and proudly released their name as lawyers, university professors, entrepreneurs, artists, financial writers, and so on in Korean society. Although the nation's Cho-ships were in a time of 700,000 people, there is still preconceived views on them. To lower the barriers between Seoul and Korea, and between Koreans and Chosun, the United News Global Center has assembled a coverage of the National News Department, which is a multi-cultural community, with 31 people in its own "ten-blooded" group.
Korean title: 인생을 바꾼 기차표 한장
Korean author: 연합뉴스 글로벌코리아센터 한민족뉴스부
Korean publisher: 연합뉴스
ISBN-13: 9788974331245
