"Bilingue Edition: Representative Korean Novels." Lee Moon-gu’s novels urge us to remember what we have lost. They prompt us to reflect on the precious values that the logic of industrialization excluded and rejected. Through traditional forms, he sought to compensate for the shortcomings of modern civilization.
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