The Secret Story of Life and Death - Yoon, Yoh-Chang
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"Daddy, I wonder why people live." I suddenly remembered a question my daughter asked as a middle school student. I thought, 'You wouldn't have asked such a question if you thought your life was filled with joy.' What is the point of repetitive daily life: going to school, coming back home, and going to after-school programs out of a sense of obligation and responsibility? She might have thought that she was not going to be happy even when this period ended and she became an adult.' (Chapter 01: A Leopard and the Meaning of Life); "Turn ordinary life into art. Carry on with the hardships in…mehr

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"Daddy, I wonder why people live." I suddenly remembered a question my daughter asked as a middle school student. I thought, 'You wouldn't have asked such a question if you thought your life was filled with joy.' What is the point of repetitive daily life: going to school, coming back home, and going to after-school programs out of a sense of obligation and responsibility? She might have thought that she was not going to be happy even when this period ended and she became an adult.' (Chapter 01: A Leopard and the Meaning of Life); "Turn ordinary life into art. Carry on with the hardships in life that the gorilla talked about, solve life's riddles that the eagle mentioned, and make a world of coexistence like the leopard said where creatures help each other." (Chapter 07: A Bat and Global Pandemics)
Autorenporträt
Yoh-Chang Yoon has taught at Konkuk University in South Korea beginning in March 1980 for thirty-three years, and worked in Rwanda as a member of the advisory group of KOICA (Korea International Cooperation Agency) beginning in December 2014 for three years. He also worked as a professor at the National University of Rwanda for three years, participating in consultations, research, and teaching. Yoh-Chang's previous book, Korea, Will There Be A Tomorrow for You?, was ranked 1st on the bestseller list for five consecutive weeks in December 2002 by Kyobo Bookstore, South Korea.