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Book Introduction
- A word from MD
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A sublime world in a cup of teaThe Opium Wars and the Boston Tea Party were events that revealed the shift in world hegemony.
During the Industrial Revolution, tea was what supported the hard work of workers.
Tea has had a great influence on human civilization.
A book that beautifully captures the flavor of tea.
November 18, 2025. Min-gyu Son, Humanities PD
Senior Cha Deok-hu tells us
A cup of tea holds countless stories.
This is the moment when knowledge becomes a pleasure. 『Tea House Daily Life』
You may have seen the word “cha” or “tea” tucked away in a corner of the menu at a cafe.
What if there's an exciting story hidden in that cup of tea we carelessly chose instead of coffee?
『Tea Life』 introduces the vast history, culture, and art contained in a cup of tea through the keyword ‘movie.’
The world of tea, with its endless stories, is revealed in a fun and profound way through scenes from the movie.
In particular, he approaches beginners who are just starting out in the car industry in a friendly manner by telling them various stories related to cars.
The history of tea begins with "if," the reason why each tea has a different name even though it is made from the same tea tree leaf, and the various stories hidden within tea, such as how it played a key role in changing world history and played a significant role in the birth of democracy.
As you follow each one, you will realize that tea is not just a simple beverage, but a story of life steeped in history, culture, and art, and a treasure trove of the humanities.
A cup of tea holds countless stories.
This is the moment when knowledge becomes a pleasure. 『Tea House Daily Life』
You may have seen the word “cha” or “tea” tucked away in a corner of the menu at a cafe.
What if there's an exciting story hidden in that cup of tea we carelessly chose instead of coffee?
『Tea Life』 introduces the vast history, culture, and art contained in a cup of tea through the keyword ‘movie.’
The world of tea, with its endless stories, is revealed in a fun and profound way through scenes from the movie.
In particular, he approaches beginners who are just starting out in the car industry in a friendly manner by telling them various stories related to cars.
The history of tea begins with "if," the reason why each tea has a different name even though it is made from the same tea tree leaf, and the various stories hidden within tea, such as how it played a key role in changing world history and played a significant role in the birth of democracy.
As you follow each one, you will realize that tea is not just a simple beverage, but a story of life steeped in history, culture, and art, and a treasure trove of the humanities.
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Introduction│8 Stories Senior Cha Deok-hu Wants to Tell
Chapter 1: What is Cha and What is Tea? What are the six major types of tea?
If Portugal had remained the strongest power in Europe, the whole world would have called it "cha"... 19
Chapter 2: The Car That Changed World History and the Extremely Class-Based Car
Homunsoyeon_The Opium Wars of the Western Era, the Boston Tea Party of the American Era 32
Before Sunrise_42 Teas More About Democracy Than the French Revolution
After Yang: "I don't drink powdered tea." Is powdered tea untouchable? 50
A Story in a Cup of Tea 1: 70-75% of Harvard students are eldest sons... Are the earliest sprouts the best tea leaves? 57
I'm only thirty. I'm not the type to drink low tea... The World of Low Tea and High Tea 60
Gosford Park: "Sorry, I'll put the milk in later." Milk first? Tea first? 66
A Story in a Cup of Tea 2: You're a working class person who puts two spoonfuls of sugar in your milk tea... 71
Chapter 3: Green tea and pu-erh tea are made from the same tea tree leaves?
Subtitle: The World of the Six Great Tea Breweries
White tea: medicinal after three years, treasure after seven.
Marie Antoinette: Jasmine tea sent by the Chinese emperor... turned out to be white tea? 74
A Story in a Cup of Tea 3 Craft Tea 79, as Lonely and Suffocating as Marie Antoinette
The most expensive tea in China is not 'Pu'cha, but 'Green Tea'.
Scarlet Heart_"The 4th Prince is the Great Peaceful Ghost, the 8th Prince is the Ilju Seol-ah..." Is this all green tea? 82
A Story in a Cup of Tea 4 Green Tea We Use the 'Sangtu Method', 'Jungtu Method', and 'Hatu Method' 90
A Story in a Cup of Tea 5: The Peaceful Village of Hougang, Where Monkeys Picked Tea Leaves 92
Yellow tea: Somewhere between green tea and black tea
Gyeongju_Why did he order a yellow tea that no one knew about? 94
A story in a cup of tea 6 Still, 'Gunsan Silver Needle' and 'Dream Palace' are 100
How did green tea become "oolong tea"?
Hummingbird_A Cup of Oolong Tea Silently Poured by Teacher Yeongji for the Hurt Eun-hee 102
A Story in a Cup of Tea 7 Oolong Tea: I'm the Star 'Taiwanese Tea' 109
A Story in a Cup of Tea 8: The World of Wuyi Am Tea, Untapped by the Name "Oolong Tea" 111
Black Tea: The "Black Tea" that Tibetans Couldn't Live Without
How did tea made in Yunnan Province reach Tibet? 114
A Story in a Cup of Tea 9: No Money, But Want a Delicious Cup of Tea? Suyucha 122
A Story in a Cup of Tea: 10 "Ancha," Also Known as "Yuk-ancha" (Yuk-an Tea) 124
How did Pu-erh tea become synonymous with "expensive tea"?
Coffee or Tea_Boycha 126, which has a flavor and texture that improves with age
A Story in a Cup of Tea 11 If there is 'Romanee-Conti' for wine, there is 'Lao Banjang' for Pu-erh tea 132
A Story in a Cup of Tea 12: What's the Difference Between Boisangcha and Boisukcha? 140
Chapter 4: If you just say 'TEA' without any modifiers... it's black tea.
Victoria & Abdul_Afternoon Tea: A Must-Enjoy Even on the Street While Traveling 144
The Duchess: The Scandal of the Century_The Secret Behind the Birth of Earl Grey, the First Flavored Tea 150
A Story in a Cup of Tea 13: I Made Earl Grey Popular: "Lady Grey" 158
Anna Karenina_Boil water in a samovar and add lemon... Russian black tea 160
A Story in a Cup of Tea 14: Turkey, the World's Highest Per Capita Tea Consumption 166
Chapter 5: China is the suzerain state, but we are the ones who made the flowers bloom.
〈Taiwanese Tea〉 “I want to compete with oolong tea, not black tea or green tea.”
Cha Geum_Taiwanese Tea The main character is me~ 'The Beauty of the East' 170
15 Stories in a Cup of Tea: If you're in Taiwan, this is a must-see! ① The "Jiang A-xin Western Building," where Jiang A-xin, the real-life character from the drama "Tea Time," lived 177
Food Man and Woman_Will Drinking That Tea Really Make You Feel Better? 'Gosan Tea' 182
A Story in a Cup of Tea 16 If you go to Taiwan, this is a must-visit!!! ② "Tsitengru," the teahouse where Wu Qianlian met her boyfriend in the film "Eat, Drink, Drink." 187
The world of Taiwanese tea: 190
A Story in a Cup of Tea 17: If you go to Taiwan, this is a must-visit!!! ③ Should I Shout Like Li Ziwei? "Qiantang Weibing" 196
If you had to know just one word about Japanese tea, it would be Sen no Rikyu.
Ask Rikyu: Sen no Rikyu, Who Infused the Japanese Tea Ceremony with the "Wabi-Sabi" Aesthetic 198
A Story in a Cup of Tea 18: In Search of Sen no Rikyu's Traces in Kyoto 203
Begin Again_Matcha, the tea samurai drank before going to war 208
Dreamy Latte Art: The Origin of Matcha: Song Dynasty Latte Art 216
A Story in a Cup of Tea 19: Did Japanese Tea Originate Here? Jingshan Temple, Zhejiang Province, China 222
Nagi's Rest_Matcha accounts for 2% of Japanese tea, but what about the remaining 98%? Zengqing Green Tea 224
A Story in a Cup of Tea 20 I Don't Have Money, But I Want to Drink Delicious Tea ② Hojicha 228
〈Indian tea〉 and Sri Lankan tea. Without us, there would be no British tea.
Dazzling Co., Ltd._The Real Hero of Indian Tea: Dazzling Tea 230
A Story in a Cup of Tea 21 I Don't Have Money, But I Want to Drink Delicious Tea ③ Masala Chai 238
Chaser_The World's Top 3 Black Teas, Naya Na~ Ceylon Uva Black Tea 240
A Story in a Cup of Tea 22: Thomas Lipton, the Father of Ceylon Tea 246
Kenyan Tea: Is Kenya a coffee country? No! It's a tea country.
Out of Africa: Kenya, not India, is the world's leading black tea exporter.
A Story in a Cup of Tea 23: Kenyan Milk Tea 'Chai' 253
Chapter 6: A Story That's Not Over Yet, and Still Interesting
The Bridges of Madison County_"Want some ramen?" Previously, "Want some iced tea?" 256
Tasha Tudor: Herbal Tea Isn't Tea... The World of Substitute Teas 262
Opera Madame Butterfly & M.
Butterfly_Chinoiserie and Japonisme, what else is there to say? 268
A Story in a Cup of Tea 24: Dresden and Meissen, the Origins of Western Porcelain 274
The Way Home_Kintsugi, a Comforting Word in a Hard Age: Healing from Wounds and Enjoying Imperfection 280
A Story in a Cup of Tea 25: Should I Try It Too? "Kintsugi Mong" 288
Battle of Red Cliffs: "If you boil it any longer, the water will become too old to drink." Water, perhaps more important than tea, 290
Love Sarah_You want to taste 'all the desserts in the world', you dream of 'all the tea in the world'... 296
In conclusion│And every day is a good day
Daily Shihoil_My precious life, every day, drawn by the little things that came together 302
Chapter 1: What is Cha and What is Tea? What are the six major types of tea?
If Portugal had remained the strongest power in Europe, the whole world would have called it "cha"... 19
Chapter 2: The Car That Changed World History and the Extremely Class-Based Car
Homunsoyeon_The Opium Wars of the Western Era, the Boston Tea Party of the American Era 32
Before Sunrise_42 Teas More About Democracy Than the French Revolution
After Yang: "I don't drink powdered tea." Is powdered tea untouchable? 50
A Story in a Cup of Tea 1: 70-75% of Harvard students are eldest sons... Are the earliest sprouts the best tea leaves? 57
I'm only thirty. I'm not the type to drink low tea... The World of Low Tea and High Tea 60
Gosford Park: "Sorry, I'll put the milk in later." Milk first? Tea first? 66
A Story in a Cup of Tea 2: You're a working class person who puts two spoonfuls of sugar in your milk tea... 71
Chapter 3: Green tea and pu-erh tea are made from the same tea tree leaves?
Subtitle: The World of the Six Great Tea Breweries
White tea: medicinal after three years, treasure after seven.
Marie Antoinette: Jasmine tea sent by the Chinese emperor... turned out to be white tea? 74
A Story in a Cup of Tea 3 Craft Tea 79, as Lonely and Suffocating as Marie Antoinette
The most expensive tea in China is not 'Pu'cha, but 'Green Tea'.
Scarlet Heart_"The 4th Prince is the Great Peaceful Ghost, the 8th Prince is the Ilju Seol-ah..." Is this all green tea? 82
A Story in a Cup of Tea 4 Green Tea We Use the 'Sangtu Method', 'Jungtu Method', and 'Hatu Method' 90
A Story in a Cup of Tea 5: The Peaceful Village of Hougang, Where Monkeys Picked Tea Leaves 92
Yellow tea: Somewhere between green tea and black tea
Gyeongju_Why did he order a yellow tea that no one knew about? 94
A story in a cup of tea 6 Still, 'Gunsan Silver Needle' and 'Dream Palace' are 100
How did green tea become "oolong tea"?
Hummingbird_A Cup of Oolong Tea Silently Poured by Teacher Yeongji for the Hurt Eun-hee 102
A Story in a Cup of Tea 7 Oolong Tea: I'm the Star 'Taiwanese Tea' 109
A Story in a Cup of Tea 8: The World of Wuyi Am Tea, Untapped by the Name "Oolong Tea" 111
Black Tea: The "Black Tea" that Tibetans Couldn't Live Without
How did tea made in Yunnan Province reach Tibet? 114
A Story in a Cup of Tea 9: No Money, But Want a Delicious Cup of Tea? Suyucha 122
A Story in a Cup of Tea: 10 "Ancha," Also Known as "Yuk-ancha" (Yuk-an Tea) 124
How did Pu-erh tea become synonymous with "expensive tea"?
Coffee or Tea_Boycha 126, which has a flavor and texture that improves with age
A Story in a Cup of Tea 11 If there is 'Romanee-Conti' for wine, there is 'Lao Banjang' for Pu-erh tea 132
A Story in a Cup of Tea 12: What's the Difference Between Boisangcha and Boisukcha? 140
Chapter 4: If you just say 'TEA' without any modifiers... it's black tea.
Victoria & Abdul_Afternoon Tea: A Must-Enjoy Even on the Street While Traveling 144
The Duchess: The Scandal of the Century_The Secret Behind the Birth of Earl Grey, the First Flavored Tea 150
A Story in a Cup of Tea 13: I Made Earl Grey Popular: "Lady Grey" 158
Anna Karenina_Boil water in a samovar and add lemon... Russian black tea 160
A Story in a Cup of Tea 14: Turkey, the World's Highest Per Capita Tea Consumption 166
Chapter 5: China is the suzerain state, but we are the ones who made the flowers bloom.
〈Taiwanese Tea〉 “I want to compete with oolong tea, not black tea or green tea.”
Cha Geum_Taiwanese Tea The main character is me~ 'The Beauty of the East' 170
15 Stories in a Cup of Tea: If you're in Taiwan, this is a must-see! ① The "Jiang A-xin Western Building," where Jiang A-xin, the real-life character from the drama "Tea Time," lived 177
Food Man and Woman_Will Drinking That Tea Really Make You Feel Better? 'Gosan Tea' 182
A Story in a Cup of Tea 16 If you go to Taiwan, this is a must-visit!!! ② "Tsitengru," the teahouse where Wu Qianlian met her boyfriend in the film "Eat, Drink, Drink." 187
The world of Taiwanese tea: 190
A Story in a Cup of Tea 17: If you go to Taiwan, this is a must-visit!!! ③ Should I Shout Like Li Ziwei? "Qiantang Weibing" 196
If you had to know just one word about Japanese tea, it would be Sen no Rikyu.
Ask Rikyu: Sen no Rikyu, Who Infused the Japanese Tea Ceremony with the "Wabi-Sabi" Aesthetic 198
A Story in a Cup of Tea 18: In Search of Sen no Rikyu's Traces in Kyoto 203
Begin Again_Matcha, the tea samurai drank before going to war 208
Dreamy Latte Art: The Origin of Matcha: Song Dynasty Latte Art 216
A Story in a Cup of Tea 19: Did Japanese Tea Originate Here? Jingshan Temple, Zhejiang Province, China 222
Nagi's Rest_Matcha accounts for 2% of Japanese tea, but what about the remaining 98%? Zengqing Green Tea 224
A Story in a Cup of Tea 20 I Don't Have Money, But I Want to Drink Delicious Tea ② Hojicha 228
〈Indian tea〉 and Sri Lankan tea. Without us, there would be no British tea.
Dazzling Co., Ltd._The Real Hero of Indian Tea: Dazzling Tea 230
A Story in a Cup of Tea 21 I Don't Have Money, But I Want to Drink Delicious Tea ③ Masala Chai 238
Chaser_The World's Top 3 Black Teas, Naya Na~ Ceylon Uva Black Tea 240
A Story in a Cup of Tea 22: Thomas Lipton, the Father of Ceylon Tea 246
Kenyan Tea: Is Kenya a coffee country? No! It's a tea country.
Out of Africa: Kenya, not India, is the world's leading black tea exporter.
A Story in a Cup of Tea 23: Kenyan Milk Tea 'Chai' 253
Chapter 6: A Story That's Not Over Yet, and Still Interesting
The Bridges of Madison County_"Want some ramen?" Previously, "Want some iced tea?" 256
Tasha Tudor: Herbal Tea Isn't Tea... The World of Substitute Teas 262
Opera Madame Butterfly & M.
Butterfly_Chinoiserie and Japonisme, what else is there to say? 268
A Story in a Cup of Tea 24: Dresden and Meissen, the Origins of Western Porcelain 274
The Way Home_Kintsugi, a Comforting Word in a Hard Age: Healing from Wounds and Enjoying Imperfection 280
A Story in a Cup of Tea 25: Should I Try It Too? "Kintsugi Mong" 288
Battle of Red Cliffs: "If you boil it any longer, the water will become too old to drink." Water, perhaps more important than tea, 290
Love Sarah_You want to taste 'all the desserts in the world', you dream of 'all the tea in the world'... 296
In conclusion│And every day is a good day
Daily Shihoil_My precious life, every day, drawn by the little things that came together 302
Detailed image
Into the book
In an era where tastes are infinitely segmented.
The taste for tea is just taking its first steps.
At a time when tea tastes are becoming increasingly sophisticated, I wanted to convey to those who want to know more about tea that tea is not just something to drink and be done with, but rather a boundless "treasure trove of humanities" containing incredibly interesting and diverse stories.
--- p.15
There are only two words in the world that refer to tea.
Tea and Cha.
There is te, tee, chay, and shay, but they are all similar to tea or cha.
How is it that in a world with so many languages, there are only two words for tea? Because tea originated in China.
--- p.19
What exactly is the difference between powdered tea and loose-leaf tea? Doesn't powdered tea and loose-leaf tea both become "drinkable tea" when steeped in water? The answer is a resounding "no."
There are grades of tea leaves made by picking, drying, and roasting tea tree leaves.
The highest quality tea leaves are 'whole leaf' tea leaves, which are made by preserving the shape of the leaves without damaging them at all.
The more finely the tea leaves are chopped, the lower the grade.
--- p.52
It's not the 'ridiculous' in 'ridiculous'.
It is written in Chinese characters as 'oolong tea (烏龍茶)', but the Chinese pronunciation of 'oolong' is 'oolong', so it is 'oolong tea'.
It is named after the tea leaves that are black like a crow (烏) and curved like a dragon (龍).
Oolong tea is known to be particularly effective in calming the mind and body.
This is the reason why I exclaimed the famous line from the movie Parasite, "You have it all planned out," while watching the scene in the movie Hummingbird where Teacher Young-ji pours Eun-hee a cup of oolong tea.
--- p.103
One quiz.
What are the world's top three black teas? British black tea? You're completely wrong.
Although Britain has become synonymous with tea as tea culture flourished in Britain, there is no such thing as 'British tea'.
Britain simply imported black tea and branded it well.
The world's three major black teas are India's Darjeeling tea, Sri Lanka's Uva tea, and China's Keemun tea.
--- p.152
In the movie Begin Again, Dave, who is about to embark on the recording of a lifetime, drinks a cup of matcha.
And that too in a proper tea bowl.
Director John Carney, who even wrote the script for Begin Again, said, "It seems like you know a lot about matcha.
Are there people who don't know what matcha is? Just because you know the word "matcha" doesn't mean you know it.
Knowing that 'it contains 400 antioxidants' doesn't mean you know about matcha.
If you know something like, 'Samurai drank this when they went to war,' you can be considered someone who knows a little about matcha.
--- p.210
Herbal teas, including chamomile, are not actually teas.
Based on the academic definition, only something made from tea tree leaves can be called 'tea'.
There are six major types of tea: green tea, white tea, yellow tea, oolong tea, black tea, and dark tea.
Herbs do not fall into the tea category because the leaves of the herb are not tea leaves.
It belongs to the category of 'substitute vehicles' that replace cars.
In addition to herbal teas, teas made from fruits or berries, such as wolfberry tea, mugwort tea, and sweet potato tea, are also substitute teas.
What does it matter whether it's a car or a substitute?
Just enjoy it and feel happy.
The taste for tea is just taking its first steps.
At a time when tea tastes are becoming increasingly sophisticated, I wanted to convey to those who want to know more about tea that tea is not just something to drink and be done with, but rather a boundless "treasure trove of humanities" containing incredibly interesting and diverse stories.
--- p.15
There are only two words in the world that refer to tea.
Tea and Cha.
There is te, tee, chay, and shay, but they are all similar to tea or cha.
How is it that in a world with so many languages, there are only two words for tea? Because tea originated in China.
--- p.19
What exactly is the difference between powdered tea and loose-leaf tea? Doesn't powdered tea and loose-leaf tea both become "drinkable tea" when steeped in water? The answer is a resounding "no."
There are grades of tea leaves made by picking, drying, and roasting tea tree leaves.
The highest quality tea leaves are 'whole leaf' tea leaves, which are made by preserving the shape of the leaves without damaging them at all.
The more finely the tea leaves are chopped, the lower the grade.
--- p.52
It's not the 'ridiculous' in 'ridiculous'.
It is written in Chinese characters as 'oolong tea (烏龍茶)', but the Chinese pronunciation of 'oolong' is 'oolong', so it is 'oolong tea'.
It is named after the tea leaves that are black like a crow (烏) and curved like a dragon (龍).
Oolong tea is known to be particularly effective in calming the mind and body.
This is the reason why I exclaimed the famous line from the movie Parasite, "You have it all planned out," while watching the scene in the movie Hummingbird where Teacher Young-ji pours Eun-hee a cup of oolong tea.
--- p.103
One quiz.
What are the world's top three black teas? British black tea? You're completely wrong.
Although Britain has become synonymous with tea as tea culture flourished in Britain, there is no such thing as 'British tea'.
Britain simply imported black tea and branded it well.
The world's three major black teas are India's Darjeeling tea, Sri Lanka's Uva tea, and China's Keemun tea.
--- p.152
In the movie Begin Again, Dave, who is about to embark on the recording of a lifetime, drinks a cup of matcha.
And that too in a proper tea bowl.
Director John Carney, who even wrote the script for Begin Again, said, "It seems like you know a lot about matcha.
Are there people who don't know what matcha is? Just because you know the word "matcha" doesn't mean you know it.
Knowing that 'it contains 400 antioxidants' doesn't mean you know about matcha.
If you know something like, 'Samurai drank this when they went to war,' you can be considered someone who knows a little about matcha.
--- p.210
Herbal teas, including chamomile, are not actually teas.
Based on the academic definition, only something made from tea tree leaves can be called 'tea'.
There are six major types of tea: green tea, white tea, yellow tea, oolong tea, black tea, and dark tea.
Herbs do not fall into the tea category because the leaves of the herb are not tea leaves.
It belongs to the category of 'substitute vehicles' that replace cars.
In addition to herbal teas, teas made from fruits or berries, such as wolfberry tea, mugwort tea, and sweet potato tea, are also substitute teas.
What does it matter whether it's a car or a substitute?
Just enjoy it and feel happy.
--- p.267
Publisher's Review
The moment a cup of tea becomes a story,
The scent spreads into our daily lives.
Tea House Daily Life
While there are ways to enjoy tea, such as smelling it with your nose and savoring it with your mouth, listening to the interesting stories behind the tea is also a way to enjoy tea just as much.
Maybe that's the way to enjoy tea more properly.
If you want to know the interesting stories behind tea, 『Tea Life』 is the perfect book.
As I read the writing of author Kim So-yeon (Maeil Business Newspaper editor-in-chief), who wittily unravels the world of tea, which I wanted to know about but didn't, or knew about but misunderstood, with her unique language, I feel a liveliness as if her nerd energy is bursting out between the letters.
The author, a true tea enthusiast who loves tea more than anyone else, is filled with curiosity to taste all the teas from around the world and discover the interesting stories hidden within them, and that curiosity is fully reflected in the book.
After reading the book, readers will feel a renewed desire to go beyond simply enjoying tea in their daily lives and explore the world of tea with a curious gaze.
The scent spreads into our daily lives.
Tea House Daily Life
While there are ways to enjoy tea, such as smelling it with your nose and savoring it with your mouth, listening to the interesting stories behind the tea is also a way to enjoy tea just as much.
Maybe that's the way to enjoy tea more properly.
If you want to know the interesting stories behind tea, 『Tea Life』 is the perfect book.
As I read the writing of author Kim So-yeon (Maeil Business Newspaper editor-in-chief), who wittily unravels the world of tea, which I wanted to know about but didn't, or knew about but misunderstood, with her unique language, I feel a liveliness as if her nerd energy is bursting out between the letters.
The author, a true tea enthusiast who loves tea more than anyone else, is filled with curiosity to taste all the teas from around the world and discover the interesting stories hidden within them, and that curiosity is fully reflected in the book.
After reading the book, readers will feel a renewed desire to go beyond simply enjoying tea in their daily lives and explore the world of tea with a curious gaze.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: November 10, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 312 pages | 482g | 140*205*19mm
- ISBN13: 9791194329015
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