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Book Introduction
A travel essay that made even top entertainers like Yoo Jae-suk and Kang Ho-dong laugh.
Feeling like going somewhere? Pack your bags!
A good book to take with you on vacation
"Packing" is, above all, a fun book.
The charm of this book is its cheerfulness, which has been highly praised by Korea's top entertainers, including Yoo Jae-suk, Kang Ho-dong, and Park Myung-soo.
Because it is full of unique and interesting situations I have experienced while traveling around the world.
The episode where he plays a game of wits with a Nepalese monk over a lottery ticket ("Milk Becomes God 1") or the episode where he gets his snacks stolen from his room by a baboon ("Villain of Safari") are funny enough to make anyone burst out laughing.
PD Kim Young-hee's cheerful and outspoken personality makes any place he visit bustling and full of fun.
With the addition of illustrations drawn by PD Kim Young-hee herself, readers can become immersed in his travel stories.
This is a delightful book that is perfect to take with you on a trip.
“Packing” shows us “sideways” (“There are many sideways paths in life”).
In the world, there are side streets, side alleys that lead to local spaces rather than tourist destinations, and new paths that we can pioneer.
If you lose your hotel key, you can sleep in the middle of the sandy beach.
Because it is an open road with “the star-filled sky of the Atacama Desert” (“A Gift Brought by Difficulty”).
There we encounter a new landscape and a new us within it.
It is no coincidence that he returned from his travels and presented some major programs.
This is because the unfamiliar daily life and the fortunate extraordinary that she encountered while traveling gave PD Kim Young-hee the strength to recharge herself and creative inspiration.
Feeling like going somewhere? Pack your bags!
A good book to take with you on vacation
"Packing" is, above all, a fun book.
The charm of this book is its cheerfulness, which has been highly praised by Korea's top entertainers, including Yoo Jae-suk, Kang Ho-dong, and Park Myung-soo.
Because it is full of unique and interesting situations I have experienced while traveling around the world.
The episode where he plays a game of wits with a Nepalese monk over a lottery ticket ("Milk Becomes God 1") or the episode where he gets his snacks stolen from his room by a baboon ("Villain of Safari") are funny enough to make anyone burst out laughing.
PD Kim Young-hee's cheerful and outspoken personality makes any place he visit bustling and full of fun.
With the addition of illustrations drawn by PD Kim Young-hee herself, readers can become immersed in his travel stories.
This is a delightful book that is perfect to take with you on a trip.
“Packing” shows us “sideways” (“There are many sideways paths in life”).
In the world, there are side streets, side alleys that lead to local spaces rather than tourist destinations, and new paths that we can pioneer.
If you lose your hotel key, you can sleep in the middle of the sandy beach.
Because it is an open road with “the star-filled sky of the Atacama Desert” (“A Gift Brought by Difficulty”).
There we encounter a new landscape and a new us within it.
It is no coincidence that he returned from his travels and presented some major programs.
This is because the unfamiliar daily life and the fortunate extraordinary that she encountered while traveling gave PD Kim Young-hee the strength to recharge herself and creative inspiration.
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index
Part 1: What's not to laugh about?
Two cute lions/ Let's live well while we're alive/ A gift brought by hardship/ What is travel 1/ The villain of safari/ Know-how for night market shopping/ Even milk becomes god 1/ What I envied most in England/ Ramadan this week/ Leisure in a flower cup/ The kingdom of the dead/ The road to Angel Falls/ Hearts engraved on a bench/ About romance/ The absolute powerhouse of this world/ Even milk becomes god 2/ The universe that fell in the desert/ The age of animal suffering/ For us who use water like water/ What is travel 2/ Bedouin rules/ Chair/ What happened in Inverness/ An unforgettable British man/ What is success/ A little chair/ Don't grow up too quickly/ What is travel 3
Part 2: Pack your bags and let's go!
Now or Never / Legendary Overseas Filming 1 / Legendary Overseas Filming 2 / Legendary Overseas Filming 3 / Legendary Overseas Filming 4 / Walk with the yak's pace / The Winner / The Reason We Fail / A World Where Appearance Matters / Taste is Familiarity / The Power of Performance / The Illusion of Being the Master of the Earth / Travel 4 / Do I Really Have to Die? / The Law of Difficulty / The Courage to Just Do It / Things You Can Do When You Empty Your Mind / How to Bathe at 4,300m Above Sea Level / Terracotta Warriors and Pyramids / There Are Many Side Paths in Life / This Is Courage Too / Freedom to Breathe / What I Learned in the Himalayas
Two cute lions/ Let's live well while we're alive/ A gift brought by hardship/ What is travel 1/ The villain of safari/ Know-how for night market shopping/ Even milk becomes god 1/ What I envied most in England/ Ramadan this week/ Leisure in a flower cup/ The kingdom of the dead/ The road to Angel Falls/ Hearts engraved on a bench/ About romance/ The absolute powerhouse of this world/ Even milk becomes god 2/ The universe that fell in the desert/ The age of animal suffering/ For us who use water like water/ What is travel 2/ Bedouin rules/ Chair/ What happened in Inverness/ An unforgettable British man/ What is success/ A little chair/ Don't grow up too quickly/ What is travel 3
Part 2: Pack your bags and let's go!
Now or Never / Legendary Overseas Filming 1 / Legendary Overseas Filming 2 / Legendary Overseas Filming 3 / Legendary Overseas Filming 4 / Walk with the yak's pace / The Winner / The Reason We Fail / A World Where Appearance Matters / Taste is Familiarity / The Power of Performance / The Illusion of Being the Master of the Earth / Travel 4 / Do I Really Have to Die? / The Law of Difficulty / The Courage to Just Do It / Things You Can Do When You Empty Your Mind / How to Bathe at 4,300m Above Sea Level / Terracotta Warriors and Pyramids / There Are Many Side Paths in Life / This Is Courage Too / Freedom to Breathe / What I Learned in the Himalayas
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Into the book
I lay down on a piece of cloth in the middle of a sandy field with an open sky.
I try to close my eyes, but I can't fall asleep.
And it was getting colder and colder.
Even in the hottest desert, the nights are cold.
I try to endure the cold by curling up, but I've already reached my limit.
The moment I gave up, an amazing sight unfolded.
Starlight, sparkling like jewels, poured down like snowflakes.
Oh my, is there such a beautiful night sky? Even though I slept outside, I was rewarded with the star-filled sky of the Atacama Desert.
--- From "The Gifts Brought by Difficulties"
As soon as I opened the door, I doubted my eyes.
Meanwhile, a thief broke in.
The veranda window was open, and trunks, backpacks, and all sorts of luggage were strewn about, open.
No matter how much I looked, the valuables were still there.
After looking closely, I realized that, oh, the only thing missing was food.
I get it.
The thief was none other than Bibi.
I forgot to lock the window, so opening it would have been easier for these villainous baboons than chewing gum.
--- From "The Villain of Safari"
The British humor, which tends to be more reversal-like in serious moments, stems from the softness of this thought.
Does leisure in life lead to leisure in thought? Does leisure in thought lead to leisure in life? Yes.
What I most envied in England was the leisurely way they lived their lives, never losing their sense of humor.
'What in this world is there that can't be laughed at?'
--- From "The Most Envious Thing in England"
After completing departure procedures, I searched the airport duty-free shops thoroughly.
What the heck? There was no Panama hat.
When I asked at the information desk, I was told that there was no place that sold it.
Oh, I should have bought it yesterday.
Now that I'm leaving Panama, I'll never be able to buy this cool straw hat again.
I should have bought it yesterday.
If you've decided to do it, then do it.
Now or Never! It's either now or never.
--- From "Now or Never"
Actions do not necessarily have to have a reason.
Just eating, just exercising, and just going on a trip are all worth trying.
Even while traveling, it's worth trying just resting, just walking, and just playing around.
The idea that the bigger and more important something is, the more justification it needs is just a concept created by the world.
It's something you just do for no reason, something you wouldn't dare to do without a certain amount of courage, but sometimes you need to break away from the path the world has laid out for you.
You deserve it.
I try to close my eyes, but I can't fall asleep.
And it was getting colder and colder.
Even in the hottest desert, the nights are cold.
I try to endure the cold by curling up, but I've already reached my limit.
The moment I gave up, an amazing sight unfolded.
Starlight, sparkling like jewels, poured down like snowflakes.
Oh my, is there such a beautiful night sky? Even though I slept outside, I was rewarded with the star-filled sky of the Atacama Desert.
--- From "The Gifts Brought by Difficulties"
As soon as I opened the door, I doubted my eyes.
Meanwhile, a thief broke in.
The veranda window was open, and trunks, backpacks, and all sorts of luggage were strewn about, open.
No matter how much I looked, the valuables were still there.
After looking closely, I realized that, oh, the only thing missing was food.
I get it.
The thief was none other than Bibi.
I forgot to lock the window, so opening it would have been easier for these villainous baboons than chewing gum.
--- From "The Villain of Safari"
The British humor, which tends to be more reversal-like in serious moments, stems from the softness of this thought.
Does leisure in life lead to leisure in thought? Does leisure in thought lead to leisure in life? Yes.
What I most envied in England was the leisurely way they lived their lives, never losing their sense of humor.
'What in this world is there that can't be laughed at?'
--- From "The Most Envious Thing in England"
After completing departure procedures, I searched the airport duty-free shops thoroughly.
What the heck? There was no Panama hat.
When I asked at the information desk, I was told that there was no place that sold it.
Oh, I should have bought it yesterday.
Now that I'm leaving Panama, I'll never be able to buy this cool straw hat again.
I should have bought it yesterday.
If you've decided to do it, then do it.
Now or Never! It's either now or never.
--- From "Now or Never"
Actions do not necessarily have to have a reason.
Just eating, just exercising, and just going on a trip are all worth trying.
Even while traveling, it's worth trying just resting, just walking, and just playing around.
The idea that the bigger and more important something is, the more justification it needs is just a concept created by the world.
It's something you just do for no reason, something you wouldn't dare to do without a certain amount of courage, but sometimes you need to break away from the path the world has laid out for you.
You deserve it.
--- From "The Courage to Just Do It"
Publisher's Review
Producer Kim Young-hee of 'I Am a Singer', 'Conscience Refrigerator', and 'Let's Read a Book'
Want to live well? Then pack your bags right now!
Many people want to go on a trip.
I'm just waiting for an opportunity to take a vacation right now, book a flight, and find a place to stay.
But it is not easy to go on a trip in the midst of a busy daily life.
For those people, PD Kim Young-hee of 'Rice Shop Man' speaks.
Pack your bags and leave now! With this book, you can travel the world from home.
Behind the endless fun, PD Kim Young-hee's thoughts on travel are fully contained.
He said that he overcame the monotony and pressure of everyday life through travel.
By examining the relationship between travel and learning, rest and concentration, the positive impact of travel on our daily lives is fully captured in 『Packing Your Bag』.
The secret to his innovative program creation by taking uncharted paths was travel.
Readers of this book will be left to think.
Travel gives us new perspectives and gives us hope and courage to lead our lives in a better direction.
Anyone reading this book will want to pack their bags and leave right now.
Fun recognized by Korea's top entertainers
The brilliant sense of humor of a PD who made his mark on the entertainment industry
The sense of realism that comes from a hand-drawn picture
"Packing" is a book that humorously captures the experiences of PD Kim Young-hee, who has traveled all over the world.
The story itself is unbearably funny, with a Nepalese monk and a game of wits over lottery ("Milk Becomes God 1") and a baboon robbing a hotel room ("The Villain of Safari").
It's a great book to carry around with you wherever you go, as it's full of light and cheerful stories.
Another unique feature of this book is that it includes illustrations drawn by producer Kim Young-hee herself.
It contains a variety of pictures that allow you to fully experience famous landmarks from around the world as well as experiences from your travels.
Thanks to the illustrations that accurately convey the emotions PD Kim Young-hee felt while traveling, readers can immerse themselves more deeply in the book and read it with a more realistic feel.
A journey that leads to everyday life
The courage to break away from the path the world has set for you
“You deserve it”
Traveling is about escaping from everyday life and entering a new world.
So, PD Kim Young-hee says that the meaning of travel is “the process of breaking down the stereotypes I have” (“Travel 4”).
The Dead Sea taught him that “there are many things you can do only when you empty your mind and throw yourself into it” (“Things You Can Do When You Empty Your Mind”), and the Himalayas gave him the courage to say, “Anyway, if you put your mind to it, you can do it” (“How to Bathe at 4,300m Above Sea Level”).
PD Kim Young-hee says.
We have the 'right' to change ourselves and forge a new path.
I hope everyone packs their bags and sets off on their journey right now.
Because that is the path to finding our true selves and leading our lives in a better direction.
Want to live well? Then pack your bags right now!
Many people want to go on a trip.
I'm just waiting for an opportunity to take a vacation right now, book a flight, and find a place to stay.
But it is not easy to go on a trip in the midst of a busy daily life.
For those people, PD Kim Young-hee of 'Rice Shop Man' speaks.
Pack your bags and leave now! With this book, you can travel the world from home.
Behind the endless fun, PD Kim Young-hee's thoughts on travel are fully contained.
He said that he overcame the monotony and pressure of everyday life through travel.
By examining the relationship between travel and learning, rest and concentration, the positive impact of travel on our daily lives is fully captured in 『Packing Your Bag』.
The secret to his innovative program creation by taking uncharted paths was travel.
Readers of this book will be left to think.
Travel gives us new perspectives and gives us hope and courage to lead our lives in a better direction.
Anyone reading this book will want to pack their bags and leave right now.
Fun recognized by Korea's top entertainers
The brilliant sense of humor of a PD who made his mark on the entertainment industry
The sense of realism that comes from a hand-drawn picture
"Packing" is a book that humorously captures the experiences of PD Kim Young-hee, who has traveled all over the world.
The story itself is unbearably funny, with a Nepalese monk and a game of wits over lottery ("Milk Becomes God 1") and a baboon robbing a hotel room ("The Villain of Safari").
It's a great book to carry around with you wherever you go, as it's full of light and cheerful stories.
Another unique feature of this book is that it includes illustrations drawn by producer Kim Young-hee herself.
It contains a variety of pictures that allow you to fully experience famous landmarks from around the world as well as experiences from your travels.
Thanks to the illustrations that accurately convey the emotions PD Kim Young-hee felt while traveling, readers can immerse themselves more deeply in the book and read it with a more realistic feel.
A journey that leads to everyday life
The courage to break away from the path the world has set for you
“You deserve it”
Traveling is about escaping from everyday life and entering a new world.
So, PD Kim Young-hee says that the meaning of travel is “the process of breaking down the stereotypes I have” (“Travel 4”).
The Dead Sea taught him that “there are many things you can do only when you empty your mind and throw yourself into it” (“Things You Can Do When You Empty Your Mind”), and the Himalayas gave him the courage to say, “Anyway, if you put your mind to it, you can do it” (“How to Bathe at 4,300m Above Sea Level”).
PD Kim Young-hee says.
We have the 'right' to change ourselves and forge a new path.
I hope everyone packs their bags and sets off on their journey right now.
Because that is the path to finding our true selves and leading our lives in a better direction.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: July 15, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 232 pages | 318g | 127*188*15mm
- ISBN13: 9791191197518
- ISBN10: 1191197514
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