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[Asia Economy Reporter Byunghee Park]

◆Science of the Small and the Vast= Starting from small and trivial things such as earwax, spring fatigue, boogers, skin moles, sweat, bladder, fingerprints, viruses, this science essay discusses the principles of life and the connections among things existing on Earth. It covers topics from extremely ordinary and minor subjects that people easily overlook to very small cells or microorganisms visible only under a microscope, and conversely, to elements, water, and air?substances so vast that their presence is hard to grasp?and the long history of Earth and life, all viewed through the lens of science with questions and answers. The author is a professor at Ajou University College of Pharmacy. The book is a collection of articles serialized for over three years in newspaper columns titled "A Corner of Science by Kim Hong-pyo." It unravels the process from trivial doubts or questions to the laws of nature or life in a concise length of about four to five pages. (Kim Hong-pyo / Gungri)

◆A Country Never Experienced Before= A dialogue collection by five people criticizing the current administration. The five have professions as a journalist, accountant, lawyer, commentator, and professor, respectively. They point out that President Moon Jae-in destroyed even the last bastion of morality by appointing Cho Kuk, who faced numerous allegations related to entrance exams, private equity funds, and family wealth formation, as Minister of Justice. They also declare that having fiercely fought against the Lee Myung-bak and Park Geun-hye administrations in the past, they are starting a fight against the current government with this book. They discuss various topics such as media, intellectuals, politics, financial capital and private equity funds, and the restoration of broken justice and fairness. (Kang Yang-gu, Kwon Kyung-ae, Kim Kyung-yul, Seo Min, Jin Joong-kwon / Cheonnyeonui Sangsang)

◆The 90s Generation Has Entered the Office= The millennial generation born in the early to mid-1990s has begun to enter society in earnest. The author explains that millennials, currently in their mid-20s to late 30s, also known as Generation Y, grew up in distinctly different backgrounds from the 40s generation, Generation X, who are currently middle managers or executives in companies, resulting in different ways of thinking and working. By comparing the growth processes of Generation X and Generation Y, the book helps understand both generations and examines what motivational strategies are suitable for Generation Y. (Kim Hyun-jung / Jaum & Moeum)

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