Yu Mi-hee: It is born, it disappears.

Why did we have to wear masks all day? "It's Born and Gone." And somebody might think this is a book about life and death. But when you look at the cover, you realize that this book is not trying to say. The letters “beginning” include computers, cars, buildings and“vanishing” rhinos, owls and desert foxes. And there's people in the middle of that. Something that's born and gone. Man’s endless desire is taking over the limited resources of the Earth. Man’s endless creation and easily abandoned products, called development and growth, have gradually polluted the earth and the oceans and the atmosphere and eventually invaded the home of wildlife. The virus that has swept through the global village this year began at this point. The destruction of the ecosystem narrows the gap between humans and wildlife, and has spread to them. A child with a disposable cup on the cover, looking behind an animal, represents humanity. Now what do we do? Now, in the face of a global catastrophe, I'm ashamed to say to him honestly why this happened. That's the only way they can protect their future.

Korean title: 태어납니다 사라집니다

Korean author: 유미희

Korean publisher: 초록개구리

ISBN-13: 9791157820870