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"Some things can only be heard when you stop"… Author Im Seungtak's story of Inwangsan, Jongno
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- Im Seungtak, head of The Korean Today's Geumsan branch, has published "Inwangsan Was Always Like 4 P.M.," written while walking Inwangsan.
- Im, author of "The Usefulness of the Bible" and other works, subtitled the book "Landscapes of My Heart Met in the Mountains."
- Im said he wanted to offer readers comfort and a time to pause, the reassurance that it is all right to do nothing.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): “멈춘 자리에서야 들리는 것들이 있다”… 임승탁 작가의 인왕산 이야기, 종로
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