Hungry after Crying Enough Korean Essays

-Book Introduction

To enjoy a chewy life, not a life that spreads! For those of you wondering if it's okay to live like this I want to tell you, ‘It’s okay to live like this’

『I got hungry after crying hard』 Published in a good edition! 3 name stories including Nongshim and Shin Ramyun and 17 articles added

An essay by author Jeon Dae-jin, who is active as a 'messenger who saves people'. In this edition, 3 name stories, including Nongshim and Shin Ramyun, and 17 articles have been added. In addition, some articles have been corrected. The author is a best-selling author, lecturer, content creator, and at the same time runs a restaurant that people visit from all over the country. Unlike other social media posts, author Jeon Dae-jin's writing is characterized by giving comfort and sympathy to people while speaking directly to reality. It is also active in communicating with readers to the extent that it holds a name story event that creates a story with a name like a three-way poem. In this book, each chapter contains a name story. There are many illustrations of Heo Anna, who are sometimes warm and sometimes spark different imaginations, so you can feel the liveliness. You can read honest and realistic comforting texts, unstoppable and diverse stories, along with paintings between reality and imagination. In this edition, there is also the beauty of seeing illustrations containing Nongshim products in the middle of the text.