Yoon Han-cheol: Haeparang Trail
The South Korean walking winds from Ole, Zeju, are not only a part of the corona 19 social distance but rather a cultural destination that shows new trends. From this expectation to the United View, the book Hapahal Gilwand, which was carefully documented after a 770-mile walk to the General Showcase, is literally a gift from the Corona era. When the projecter was planning to make foreign trips, he turned to a trip to the Haefarand Road, another bucket list, and in just a half year after he started, he decided to put in a neat book. How can we put together the senses of our Maker in words and words, but then say: ‘ How beautiful is my country! The following is a few of the sentences of the Prologue, which begin with the rising of the charm of the seafaring. “I felt it all the way around. Everywhere the forest was dense and the streets were incredibly clean. Coastal roads, with their flower-scented fragrances, deep forest roads, dazzling sea roads, and tense streets beside barbed wire. Now, it was almost as if I could not touch any foreign country. The coating, which began in March with the willow tender, ended in September when the sour leaves turned green as scheduled for the first time. I had to go through some hardships on the rainy season and the heat, but it was not a big deal. The process of planning, of tracking, and of writing the latter was a great pleasure to me.
Korean title: 해파랑길
Korean author: 윤한철
Korean publisher: 새로운사람들
ISBN-13: 9788981206161












