March off the map
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Book Introduction
Hanbiya, who was at the height of her popularity as the 'daughter of the wind', jumped back into the world one day with the unfamiliar title of emergency relief team leader.
And five years have passed, leaving behind the questions, "Why do you do difficult emergency relief work instead of having fun traveling the world?"
Her unique warmth and positive attitude towards life have made me realize that the world no longer revolves around the jungle law of eat-and-be-eaten.
And now he shows with his whole body how thrilling it is to do something that makes your heart beat and your blood boil.
This book, March Off the Map, is a field report on the global emergency relief work she has been doing for the past five years, and a report on the life of Hanbiya, a new role model for our lives, living freely and without restraint.
In her figure, once again standing tall as the 'daughter of hope, daughter of the world', we can discover another energy and possibility with her ego expanded even further.
Go see Hanbiya's interview
And five years have passed, leaving behind the questions, "Why do you do difficult emergency relief work instead of having fun traveling the world?"
Her unique warmth and positive attitude towards life have made me realize that the world no longer revolves around the jungle law of eat-and-be-eaten.
And now he shows with his whole body how thrilling it is to do something that makes your heart beat and your blood boil.
This book, March Off the Map, is a field report on the global emergency relief work she has been doing for the past five years, and a report on the life of Hanbiya, a new role model for our lives, living freely and without restraint.
In her figure, once again standing tall as the 'daughter of hope, daughter of the world', we can discover another energy and possibility with her ego expanded even further.
Go see Hanbiya's interview
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index
Intolerable Heat - Introduction
Hanbi, I'm reporting you! - Afghanistan
Even eagles learn to fly first.
A harsh initiation ceremony for a rookie emergency relief worker
How much effort did you put in through the barren rock crevices?
If only all that dust were flour
Three wonderful words from the black angel
Moving Blue Prison
A tent classroom where hope cries out
It would take a thousand years to clear all the mines?
Why are you here?
Hanbiya, under 24-hour surveillance
“Thank you so much for being alive.”
Africa is no longer the 'animal kingdom' - Malawi and Zambia
Would you like to try some mouse?
The cruel order of a kind PD
A handful of seeds
AIDS is not a fire across the river
How to Live with an Incurable Disease
Children are innocent
I leave my peace with you - Iraq
Ransom for emergency relief workers
Hanbiya's Water Ghost Operation Moves International Headquarters
My nickname is My Tail
How to tame a yam
There is no life worth dying for
Lightning Birthday Party
You are on my head
Take refuge with your underwear hanging out
Gifts from Korean people
The difference between 99 and 100 degrees
Code Black, complete withdrawal
I have three daughters.
Aren't you lonely?
My daughters, Jennebu, Adori, and Enkhjin
The most beautiful luxury in the world
Do you have a magic wallet?
If we expand the scope of 'us' a little bit,
Children Dreaming of Stars - Sierra Leone and Liberia
Star of Sierra Leone
Where did all those diamonds go?
How to Survive a Long-Haul Flight
Liberian greetings
There's a second chance for everyone.
Nepal, the home of peaceful yet heartbreaking mountains
We are all representative athletes of the Republic of Korea
Jumula, the unexpected place
Meet the handsome Colonel Raju
Sweet addiction
A Day at the Windy Gate
People have to eat!
Just saying “I tried” is enough.
Either die or faint
If only we could meet for just 15 minutes
Flowers bloom even in shabby flower pots.
The World's Powder Keg - Palestine and Israel
They just want to insult and harass us - Checkpoint
Grandma's Olive Grove Crushed by Tanks - Israeli Settlement
It has to go back ten times - the separation wall
It's so unfair that my good brother died - Refugee camp children
We also call them terrorists
Was the tsunami truly a natural disaster? - The South Asian tsunami disaster
Am I in hell now?
But life goes on
Hanbiya hearing
Potato flowers are in full bloom - North Korea
The 93rd country I wanted to go to so badly
North Korea is currently in the midst of a potato revolution.
Potato flower is a flower of unity
The sound of the marching drum resonates from the depths of my heart - the words of departure
Reviews
Appendix - Hanbiya's Guide to the World of Emergency Relief
Hanbi, I'm reporting you! - Afghanistan
Even eagles learn to fly first.
A harsh initiation ceremony for a rookie emergency relief worker
How much effort did you put in through the barren rock crevices?
If only all that dust were flour
Three wonderful words from the black angel
Moving Blue Prison
A tent classroom where hope cries out
It would take a thousand years to clear all the mines?
Why are you here?
Hanbiya, under 24-hour surveillance
“Thank you so much for being alive.”
Africa is no longer the 'animal kingdom' - Malawi and Zambia
Would you like to try some mouse?
The cruel order of a kind PD
A handful of seeds
AIDS is not a fire across the river
How to Live with an Incurable Disease
Children are innocent
I leave my peace with you - Iraq
Ransom for emergency relief workers
Hanbiya's Water Ghost Operation Moves International Headquarters
My nickname is My Tail
How to tame a yam
There is no life worth dying for
Lightning Birthday Party
You are on my head
Take refuge with your underwear hanging out
Gifts from Korean people
The difference between 99 and 100 degrees
Code Black, complete withdrawal
I have three daughters.
Aren't you lonely?
My daughters, Jennebu, Adori, and Enkhjin
The most beautiful luxury in the world
Do you have a magic wallet?
If we expand the scope of 'us' a little bit,
Children Dreaming of Stars - Sierra Leone and Liberia
Star of Sierra Leone
Where did all those diamonds go?
How to Survive a Long-Haul Flight
Liberian greetings
There's a second chance for everyone.
Nepal, the home of peaceful yet heartbreaking mountains
We are all representative athletes of the Republic of Korea
Jumula, the unexpected place
Meet the handsome Colonel Raju
Sweet addiction
A Day at the Windy Gate
People have to eat!
Just saying “I tried” is enough.
Either die or faint
If only we could meet for just 15 minutes
Flowers bloom even in shabby flower pots.
The World's Powder Keg - Palestine and Israel
They just want to insult and harass us - Checkpoint
Grandma's Olive Grove Crushed by Tanks - Israeli Settlement
It has to go back ten times - the separation wall
It's so unfair that my good brother died - Refugee camp children
We also call them terrorists
Was the tsunami truly a natural disaster? - The South Asian tsunami disaster
Am I in hell now?
But life goes on
Hanbiya hearing
Potato flowers are in full bloom - North Korea
The 93rd country I wanted to go to so badly
North Korea is currently in the midst of a potato revolution.
Potato flower is a flower of unity
The sound of the marching drum resonates from the depths of my heart - the words of departure
Reviews
Appendix - Hanbiya's Guide to the World of Emergency Relief
Into the book
Someone said this in an email I received shortly before leaving for the field.
Even if you sacrifice your lives, how many of the suffering people in Afghanistan can you care for? Even if you do your best, you won't be able to save even one hundred thousandth of them.
That's right.
I also get discouraged when I think like that.
Every time that happens, I think back to this story.
A fisherman living by the sea would throw starfish that washed ashore into the sea every morning to save them.
"What difference would it make if we saved just a few of those countless starfish?"
The fisherman answered the villager's question.
"That starfish saved its only life."
Even if you sacrifice your lives, how many of the suffering people in Afghanistan can you care for? Even if you do your best, you won't be able to save even one hundred thousandth of them.
That's right.
I also get discouraged when I think like that.
Every time that happens, I think back to this story.
A fisherman living by the sea would throw starfish that washed ashore into the sea every morning to save them.
"What difference would it make if we saved just a few of those countless starfish?"
The fisherman answered the villager's question.
"That starfish saved its only life."
--- From the text
"Yahoo, it's decided on Nepal!"
"Wow, that would be great!"
I'm dying of envy for my friends.
Many people were puzzled, saying, "But Nepal is an emergency relief site?"
If it weren't for the emergency relief scene, why would the emergency relief team leader be there?
This country, known only as the home of mountains including Mount Everest, the world's highest peak, has seen over 90 percent of its territory fall into the hands of communist rebels while even we, fellow Asians, have been indifferent.
Over the past decade, numerous clashes between government forces and rebels have resulted in over 10,000 casualties, and government forces have been struggling to escape the blockade, even reaching the capital, Kathmandu, as they are pushed back by rebels.
Caught between these two forces, the people are suffering from absolute hunger and poverty.
The central mountainous region where I am deployed is one of the most impoverished in Nepal, and is where large-scale emergency food relief is being distributed.
"Yahoo, it's decided on Nepal!"
"Wow, that would be great!"
I'm dying of envy for my friends.
Many people were puzzled, saying, "But Nepal is an emergency relief site?"
If it weren't for the emergency relief scene, why would the emergency relief team leader be there?
This country, known only as the home of mountains including Mount Everest, the world's highest peak, has seen over 90 percent of its territory fall into the hands of communist rebels while even we, fellow Asians, have been indifferent.
Over the past decade, numerous clashes between government forces and rebels have resulted in over 10,000 casualties, and government forces have been struggling to escape the blockade, even reaching the capital, Kathmandu, as they are pushed back by rebels.
Caught between these two forces, the people are suffering from absolute hunger and poverty.
The central mountainous region where I am deployed is one of the most impoverished in Nepal, and is where large-scale emergency food relief is being distributed.
"Wow, that would be great!"
I'm dying of envy for my friends.
Many people were puzzled, saying, "But Nepal is an emergency relief site?"
If it weren't for the emergency relief scene, why would the emergency relief team leader be there?
This country, known only as the home of mountains including Mount Everest, the world's highest peak, has seen over 90 percent of its territory fall into the hands of communist rebels while even we, fellow Asians, have been indifferent.
Over the past decade, numerous clashes between government forces and rebels have resulted in over 10,000 casualties, and government forces have been struggling to escape the blockade, even reaching the capital, Kathmandu, as they are pushed back by rebels.
Caught between these two forces, the people are suffering from absolute hunger and poverty.
The central mountainous region where I am deployed is one of the most impoverished in Nepal, and is where large-scale emergency food relief is being distributed.
"Yahoo, it's decided on Nepal!"
"Wow, that would be great!"
I'm dying of envy for my friends.
Many people were puzzled, saying, "But Nepal is an emergency relief site?"
If it weren't for the emergency relief scene, why would the emergency relief team leader be there?
This country, known only as the home of mountains including Mount Everest, the world's highest peak, has seen over 90 percent of its territory fall into the hands of communist rebels while even we, fellow Asians, have been indifferent.
Over the past decade, numerous clashes between government forces and rebels have resulted in over 10,000 casualties, and government forces have been struggling to escape the blockade, even reaching the capital, Kathmandu, as they are pushed back by rebels.
Caught between these two forces, the people are suffering from absolute hunger and poverty.
The central mountainous region where I am deployed is one of the most impoverished in Nepal, and is where large-scale emergency food relief is being distributed.
--- From the text
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: September 12, 2005
- Page count, weight, size: 306 pages | 432g | 153*224*30mm
- ISBN13: 9788971844427
- ISBN10: 8971844426
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