I want to be active until I die.
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Book Introduction
“Would you like to hear the story of the life of the 70-year-old Wangnunishojang?”
“Like a bean tree, not a bean sprout
“I want to live a fruitful life.”
I have my job
Life is about having tomorrow!
I am about to enter the third act of my life, the period of fulfillment of my calling.
The life of a seventy-year-old Wangnunishojang
Everyone has a desire to record their life, like a diary or autobiography.
Some people even list 'writing one book before they die' as a bucket list item.
The author was no different from others.
He always had the desire to sublimate the 70 years of intense and eventful life into writing.
And the writings that fed on that passion were finally completed as a book.
"I want to be active until I die" is a record of the life of a seventy-year-old author with a passion no less than that of young people.
From civil servant to apartment management office manager, the author's life story, still active, leaves a deep resonance and lingering impression.
The author repeatedly emphasizes the importance and necessity of ‘work’, saying, “To live a happy old age, you need to have ‘work.’”
The author's image of enjoying the rest of his life, sweating profusely every day like yesterday, perfectly embodies the 'old age' that everyone has vaguely imagined at least once.
In this way, the author's story serves as a wonderful example and a beacon that illuminates your future.
From wintering to death, all the big and small things that surround us in our daily lives require preparation.
In this kind of life, it is reckless to face the second act of life without any preparation.
If you're preparing for a new path, or want to glimpse life in old age, don't hesitate and join "I Want to Stay Active Until I Die."
The life wisdom imparted by your seniors will surely serve as a compass and guide for you.
“Like a bean tree, not a bean sprout
“I want to live a fruitful life.”
I have my job
Life is about having tomorrow!
I am about to enter the third act of my life, the period of fulfillment of my calling.
The life of a seventy-year-old Wangnunishojang
Everyone has a desire to record their life, like a diary or autobiography.
Some people even list 'writing one book before they die' as a bucket list item.
The author was no different from others.
He always had the desire to sublimate the 70 years of intense and eventful life into writing.
And the writings that fed on that passion were finally completed as a book.
"I want to be active until I die" is a record of the life of a seventy-year-old author with a passion no less than that of young people.
From civil servant to apartment management office manager, the author's life story, still active, leaves a deep resonance and lingering impression.
The author repeatedly emphasizes the importance and necessity of ‘work’, saying, “To live a happy old age, you need to have ‘work.’”
The author's image of enjoying the rest of his life, sweating profusely every day like yesterday, perfectly embodies the 'old age' that everyone has vaguely imagined at least once.
In this way, the author's story serves as a wonderful example and a beacon that illuminates your future.
From wintering to death, all the big and small things that surround us in our daily lives require preparation.
In this kind of life, it is reckless to face the second act of life without any preparation.
If you're preparing for a new path, or want to glimpse life in old age, don't hesitate and join "I Want to Stay Active Until I Die."
The life wisdom imparted by your seniors will surely serve as a compass and guide for you.
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index
Author's Note
Introduction
Chapter 1.
Starting the first act of my life as a civil servant
1.
Do you open your eyes even in a triangle?
2.
The place where longing lingers
3.
Reminiscing about memories
4.
They say that retirement is like castration for a man.
5.
The story of six siblings
Chapter 2.
There must be a job for there to be a tomorrow.
1.
Yesterday I was a civil servant, today I was an apartment management office manager.
2.
The second act of the theater of life begins.
3.
It's a curse, but it's not. 'You idiot'
4.
Did the old man cross that river?
5.
Death also requires preparation
Chapter 3.
Even if I don't want to think about it, I have to face it (turn)
1.
Overcoming the nine-year hurdle
2.
It's not like you're going to die from being sick
3.
Get to know the hospital better
4.
Small and ordinary daily life
Chapter 4.
Prepare for the third act of your life like you prepare for winter (結)
1.
If I live 10 more years
2.
What Happened at the Barbershop
3.
Long live local autonomy
4.
I like mountains, so I go to the mountains.
5.
Wherever you live
Chapter 5.
Life (餘), written as ordinary but read as special
1.
Be friendly with the media
2.
A position that should be considered a calling
3.
finite resources
4.
Growing wisdom
5.
There's a fine line between suspicion and curiosity.
Concluding remarks
Introduction
Chapter 1.
Starting the first act of my life as a civil servant
1.
Do you open your eyes even in a triangle?
2.
The place where longing lingers
3.
Reminiscing about memories
4.
They say that retirement is like castration for a man.
5.
The story of six siblings
Chapter 2.
There must be a job for there to be a tomorrow.
1.
Yesterday I was a civil servant, today I was an apartment management office manager.
2.
The second act of the theater of life begins.
3.
It's a curse, but it's not. 'You idiot'
4.
Did the old man cross that river?
5.
Death also requires preparation
Chapter 3.
Even if I don't want to think about it, I have to face it (turn)
1.
Overcoming the nine-year hurdle
2.
It's not like you're going to die from being sick
3.
Get to know the hospital better
4.
Small and ordinary daily life
Chapter 4.
Prepare for the third act of your life like you prepare for winter (結)
1.
If I live 10 more years
2.
What Happened at the Barbershop
3.
Long live local autonomy
4.
I like mountains, so I go to the mountains.
5.
Wherever you live
Chapter 5.
Life (餘), written as ordinary but read as special
1.
Be friendly with the media
2.
A position that should be considered a calling
3.
finite resources
4.
Growing wisdom
5.
There's a fine line between suspicion and curiosity.
Concluding remarks
Publisher's Review
“No more, no less
“I hope tomorrow will be full of hope.”
Former civil servant, current manager
The stage of life that we look forward to, a tomorrow beyond that
Examining the beginning, development, turning point, and conclusion
The life journey of the Wangnunishojang
Act 1 of Life: The Survival Period
'Act 1 of life' is a time when you live fiercely, enduring each day with diligence and passion.
The author recalls that it was the same.
Discover the know-how of the 'period of survival' that will help you build a more solid and robust foundation for tomorrow in 'I Want to Stay Active Until I Die'.
Act 2 of Life: The Living Period
A period of 'living' where one finds leisure in a peaceful daily life.
The author began the second act of his life as an 'apartment management office manager', where he could utilize the various experiences he had as a civil servant.
This book also captures the attitude of not being afraid of change and challenges, the passion for a new life, and the warmth between people.
Act 3 of Life: The Growth Period
The saying, 'learning never ends' can be applied to life as well.
In this way, life is reduced to a 'period of growth' where one must study and learn throughout one's life.
If you grasp the truth of life shown in "I Want to Be Active Until I Die," you will surely find yourself in the third act of life, enjoying life itself and dreaming of a happy tomorrow.
“I hope tomorrow will be full of hope.”
Former civil servant, current manager
The stage of life that we look forward to, a tomorrow beyond that
Examining the beginning, development, turning point, and conclusion
The life journey of the Wangnunishojang
Act 1 of Life: The Survival Period
'Act 1 of life' is a time when you live fiercely, enduring each day with diligence and passion.
The author recalls that it was the same.
Discover the know-how of the 'period of survival' that will help you build a more solid and robust foundation for tomorrow in 'I Want to Stay Active Until I Die'.
Act 2 of Life: The Living Period
A period of 'living' where one finds leisure in a peaceful daily life.
The author began the second act of his life as an 'apartment management office manager', where he could utilize the various experiences he had as a civil servant.
This book also captures the attitude of not being afraid of change and challenges, the passion for a new life, and the warmth between people.
Act 3 of Life: The Growth Period
The saying, 'learning never ends' can be applied to life as well.
In this way, life is reduced to a 'period of growth' where one must study and learn throughout one's life.
If you grasp the truth of life shown in "I Want to Be Active Until I Die," you will surely find yourself in the third act of life, enjoying life itself and dreaming of a happy tomorrow.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: November 17, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 296 pages | 152*225*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791173555916
- ISBN10: 1173555919
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