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114. A life's memoir written in the ink of love
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- Column No. 114 of "Meoritdol" looks at a boy who reads the price list on a roadside sweet potato stall as the greatest classic of all, filled with his father's love.
- It begins with author Kim Jong-won, standing before a humble roadside roasted sweet potato stall on a cold winter night around Christmas, looking at a price list written in trembling handwriting.
- The column invites readers to write the sentence "I love you" to someone precious to them today, and poses reflective questions.
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