Little story. I

Author: (Korean) (Illustrator/Compiler: )
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: We live our lives, yet often forget what is most important—fame, wealth, power, and so on. But what is truly most important in life? What is the reason for our existence? Is it the space from which we came and to which we will eventually return? Could that be our ultimate destination? In the world, amidst values, individuals lose themselves one by one in modern society, tossed into tiny ripples. These are not grand stories at all; these are the beginnings of very small, tiny stories. This book is the winner of the 2003 annual "Today Our Comics" award from the Ministry of Culture, South Korea. The entire book consists of multiple short stories. Through reflections on past life, the author explores how people in modern life chase after fame, wealth, and power, forgetting the most important things—the warmth of home and the essence of family. We live our lives, yet often forget what is most important—fame, wealth, power, and so on. But what is truly most important in life? What is the reason for our existence? Is it the space from which we came and to which we will eventually return? Could that be our ultimate destination? In the world, amidst values, individuals lose themselves one by one in modern society, tossed into tiny ripples. These are not grand stories at all; these are the beginnings of very small, tiny stories. This book is the winner of the 2003 annual "Today Our Comics" award from the Ministry of Culture, South Korea. The entire book consists of multiple short stories. Through reflections on past life, the author explores how people in modern life chase after fame, wealth, and power, forgetting the most important things—the warmth of home and the essence of family.