
Our Little Korean Cousin
'Our Little Korean Cousin' Summary
Yung Pak is a young boy living in Korea during a time of significant change. The book follows him through his daily life, from learning Korean traditions from his grandmother and playing with his friends to attending school and experiencing modern influences. We see him learning to read and write, participating in festivals, helping his family in their rice fields, and even exploring the capital city of Seoul. Throughout his adventures, we see the clash of traditional Korean culture with the introduction of Western ideas and technologies. Through his experiences, the book illustrates the impact of modernization on Korea and highlights the rich cultural heritage of the Korean people. It offers a child's perspective on the rapid changes happening in Korea, providing a fascinating glimpse into a historical period marked by cultural evolution and national identity formation.Book Details
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