Foreign literature I went to my father's. / Shin Kyung-sook / Kang Shin-ja

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Foreign Literature
[Introduction to the Contents]
[Introduction to the Contents]
My father cries.
My father is wandering.
My father is scared.
My father does not sleep.
My father does not sleep.
I think.
What on earth did I know about my father?
The main character, "I", is a lonely female writer who lost a junior high school student, Hitorimusume, in an accident.
My brothers asked me to take care of my father who lives alone in his hometown because his old mother was hospitalized in a Seoul-based hospital, and I face my old father.
My father who calls me "Abo-ji (Father)" was born in 1933.
My father who calls me "Abo-ji (Father)" has lived through the turbulent times of the Korean Peninsula such as the colonial era, the Korean War, the division of South and North Korea, the military dictatorship, and democratization.
My father who calls me "Abo-ji (Father)" was born in 1933.
He has lived through the "Anonymous Existence" and lived in the turbulent times of the Korean Peninsula.
Br> In 2011, he Man Asia Academy Award for his book. Other Japanese translations of his works include 『 Wakareshitsu 』 (translated by An Woo-sik, Shueisha), a collection of letters sent to and from Suke Tsushima (translated by crucian carp Kimu, Shueisha), a story to be heard by 『 (translated by Toshio Muraka, CUON), the place where the 『 organ was located, 』 (translated by crucian carp Kimu, CUON). 1963 2008 2.52 million 『 』 『 』 』