[A Sip of a Book] A Young Man's Harsh Life in Seoul 'Life Is Like Bitcoin'
Some sentences encapsulate the entire content of the book itself, while others instantly reach the reader's heart, creating a connection with the book. We present meaningful sentences excerpted from the book. - Editor's note
This is the story of a young man who wanted to become a successful person in Seoul. After graduating from high school, the protagonist moves to Seoul and lives each day fiercely, working any job he can find. Living an isolated life in Seoul without any connections, he tries to become a sharper person to endure the harsh world. However, life goes through ups and downs, and he repeatedly regrets words and actions that come out contrary to his heart. With a heavily discarded heart, he misses good opportunities every time...
To understand others, you must first understand yourself and reconcile with yourself. Only then will there be space in your heart. Even if it is a little uncomfortable, you must acknowledge and strive to understand differences.
When I looked in the direction he pointed, I saw Namsan Tower far away. Below it, tall buildings emitted bright lights, making it as bright as daytime. It was a typical and overwhelming night view of Seoul that anyone could imagine. I didn’t know that such a magnificent view could be seen just by walking a little from home. People without leisure fail to see even marvelous things right beside them.
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Life Is Like Bitcoin | Written by Yeom Gi-won | Eunhaengnamu | 260 pages | 14,000 KRW
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