Yoon Seong-ik: Japanese pirates, living in shadows

There is a shadow of East Asia, why it is called the error of generalization. Some of the cases are specific and the wrong thoughts to be committed by mistake. What is going to unfold is not to tell you why you were ‘ bad ’ or ‘ good. ’. I simply asked: “Why was it? "What are we going to do about it?" and trying to figure out what they were through as much as possible in the past record as we can. This is not related to why you view the phrase as positive or negative. One thing is certain: the world in East Asia's history exists as a shadow. Why did they become shadows? Many people need a lot of support in order to cross the ocean and act on it, besides the cost of navigation, which is also necessary to supplement their labor productivity and so on while they are away. And many people who actually came across the ocean did not return to their homes. This certainly wasn't normal for their home land. The workers who should be in charge of production were then taken away in a moment. And then many people continued to cross the sea and never returned. Is it a little bit of a crowd to think that he did it just for the sake of living? The man again in the shadows was shown to be a dramatic phenomenon, a time of terminality, the Japanese Civil War era, and the chaos and change of the East Asian world called China's original replacement. But the chaotic internal order of the three East Asian states was restored and this led to the establishment of a new international order in East Asia, which gradually took over the former part of the world.

Korean title: 왜구, 그림자로 살다

Korean author: 윤성익

Korean publisher: 세창출판사

ISBN-13: 9788955866636