[New Release] 'Kiki Kirin's Letter' and More
◆A Letter from Kiki Kirin=This section presents letters and episodes left by Japanese actress Kiki Kirin. It is not about stereotypical advice like "You can do well." Instead, it warmly empathizes and subtly points out aspects the recipient might overlook. It reveals what true adult words are that affirm life and face the world realistically. "I write letters to cleanse the sins committed by words." (NHK 'Close-up Gendai+', produced by 'Shirusin' production team / Translated by Hyunseon / Hanghae)
◆Chinese Common Knowledge Dictionary=This book delivers concise and easy-to-understand knowledge about China's history, culture, economy, politics, and more. It breaks down previously misunderstood misconceptions and prejudices, providing a foundation for understanding Chinese people and culture. The author is a powerful blogger related to China. Based on what was seen, heard, and felt locally, it actively reflects the recent thoughts of Chinese people. It can be a great help for those preparing for life or business in China. (Written by Lee Seungjin / Gilbut)
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