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Choi Paul Yearn

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A song for East Asia Peace
Sunday, June 3, 2018  5:32:00 AM

by Choi Paul Yearn



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I would like to introduce a book on the 23rd literary book that I recently published.

On February 20th, I published my 23rd book, Long Story Epic Song for East Asia Peace. This epic epic, which is 278 pages long, is based on the history of disgrace and suffering caused by the invasion of Japan by various countries of Korea and East Asia before and after the Second World War. It is based on respect for human rights, universal value of human rights, And that the concept of love of neighbors should be applied to the international community to achieve international peace. I hope that this book will be sold well in Korea, and the beautiful rumor will be offered by a Japanese publisher so that the book will be translated and published in that country as well. It is because, through this book, the Japanese learn more specifically about the acts of the evil iniquity that their ancestors carried out, thereby realizing the necessity of apologizing for their repentance and compensating the victims, so that a true goodwill relationship between Korea and Japan It is because we want to be done. I hope that this book will be translated into more than 10 countries, including China, Southeast Asian countries, and the Netherlands, who had many women who became slaves of Japanese soldiers as well as Japanese. I also hope that this book will be translated into many of the world 's greatest languages and read by many of our global neighbors so that the violation of human rights by terrorism, aggression and violence will disappear and contribute to respect for human rights and peace in the world.


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