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The sun will rise tomorrow, but what about tonight?
The sun will rise tomorrow, but what about tonight?
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Book Introduction
“My shortcomings can be the beginning of love for someone.”

We all have scenes in our lives that we would like to hide.
When that scene is revealed, some people stay and some people leave.
This book, “The sun will rise tomorrow, but what about tonight?” is a trace filled with the love of those who remain.
The point that I thought was lacking and deficient actually brought about a deep love.
The scattered moments were written one letter at a time in the writer's own language.
This book, which was first published as an independent publication last spring and was loved by many readers, has now reached us again in spring after four seasons.
I send you a cautious assurance that this book will be a comfort to you tonight, until the sun rises tomorrow.
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Part 1 Even on a dull night, the stars rise and I'm hungry
The Law of Conservation of Sadness / Posture for Spending the Night / 19,870 won / A Human with a Heart / Bucket List / Turning the Calendar / A Deficiency-Type Human / Deficiency-Type Housing / Deficiency-Type Love / An Exhibition of Ordinary Days / #Communication #Lovestagram / Are You Okay / What Can the Smell of Sweat Prove? / How to Survive on a Deserted Island

Part 2: Put emergency medicine in your wallet at night
The primary colors of life/ Some wounds are stored in the heart/ First aid for the heart/ Emergency eggs/ Egg application past exam questions/ A princess receiving psychiatric counseling/ Hide tight, if I show my hair, will I lose my hair?/ Romantic mental illness/ A white house on the sea/ Tall comfort/ The gaze of the last place/ A mirror made of tissue paper/ 30 minutes before going to bed/ 30 minutes before waking up/ Until my wallet is worn out/ My wish that year/ #Psychiatric clinic #Review #Communication

Part 3: A Night Covered with Love in an Old Blanket
I loved love, but/ Magic is in Hogwarts/ To Santa Claus in America/ That day I had a dream/ A love that only I can't do/ Unrequited love/ Even the place where a beautiful person stays is beautiful/ The place where love stayed/ Poor love/ The temperature of love/ Escape from love/ To grandfather/ The probability of being hit by a spoon thrown carelessly and dying/ Eunyoung's pretty nose is a very shiny nose-/ The shape of love/ Free repair is difficult

Part 4: By your side when you can't sleep
If I could reach you/ With all my heart/ Love letter/ Divorce letter/ Aunt's glass bead/ Let's break up/ Let's run away/ to.
Me/ to.
You/ from.
If today is the last page/ our last letter

An article written to read when you want to go to the bathhouse

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Into the book
There is a set amount of sadness in the world.
Even if the day is given equally, when someone laughs, someone else will cry.
Just because I'm smiling today doesn't mean I'll look down on others when they're sad.
I don't have any tissues or courage to hand over, so I pretend not to care and look away.

As I was holding onto the pillar and pouring out my sorrow, a cute voice on the phone patted my back.
Everyone has a day when everyone is laughing but you are the only one crying in a pitiful way.
--- p.19

My shortcomings become the beginning of love for someone.

Deficiency type people are always ahead.
I know that tomorrow will come when I close my tear-soaked diary.
Work from the beginning of the month to pay rent at the end of the month.
I was born preparing to meet you, who likes eyes without double eyelids.
--- p.32

The medicine I take was not prescribed by a pharmacy, but received directly from the hospital.
The hospital desk has instructions on how to pay without leaving a medical record.
If you don't receive insurance benefits, there will be no record.
It costs twice as much, but many people choose it.
If I don't say anything, no one will know that I'm seeing a psychiatrist.

What should I hide and what should I hide from?
--- p.61

I have won a prize in the correct chopsticks usage contest.
You have to keep your back straight and only seek out the happiness you want.
When eating soup or food with a spoon
I have to sweep up all the meat side dishes.
A life full of protein, fat and love
I have to live.
--- p.103

I hope your life and mine are books that are often bookmarked.
I want to caress every sentence with a longing heart.
I want to cry and laugh, and read all night long.
--- p.132

My mom always washes my chair with soap.
When pushing the trigger, he advises pushing every nook and cranny.
It's the same when you're 6, 16, or 26.
My actions seem questionable.
I secretly smile because I don't mind the constant nagging.
When you ask your mom to push your back, she doesn't just push your back.
Also push the shoulders and sides.
As expected, my timing is not good enough.
A mother scrubbing her 26-year-old daughter's arms and sides.
Without feeling embarrassed, I trace the touch on my body.
Even when I'm 56, I'll still be smiling at this touch.
--- p.137

Publisher's Review
Writer Yeon Jeong, director of 'Spring Factory', has published 'The sun will rise tomorrow, but what about tonight?'

The book, which begins with the 'Law of Conservation of Sadness' and ends with 'A Writing to Read When You Want to Go to the Bathhouse', contains you from last night, me from today, and us from tomorrow.
As I read the writings of author Yeonjeong, I remember a friend I sadly parted ways with a few days ago, myself, who was once drenched in tears but quickly became happy in front of delicious food, and the loves that circled around me like satellites and seemingly indifferently protected me.

The author describes himself as 'a person who laughs all day and then gets sad on the bus.
He is said to be 'a person who jokes while crying'.
The same goes for "The sun will rise tomorrow, but what about tonight?"
Even though I chuckle at the sharp expression, I soon feel a wave of pain wash over me.
Then again, the writer without double eyelids said, 'When I look at the idol group stage, there is a member without double eyelids in the center.
He humorously says, 'The future of our country's music industry is bright.'
The sentences that came suddenly like a foul leave my heart filled with warm water by the time I closed the book.

Born as an independent publication last spring, 『The Sun Will Rise Tomorrow, But What About Tonight』 has changed its appearance over four seasons.
I remember the day I came across this book at an independent bookstore.
After reading two pages, I took it to the checkout counter without hesitation, and after reading ten pages, I decided to contact the author, and as soon as I finished every page, I wrote a letter offering a publication proposal.

I hope this book will reach more people in the larger world, and I share it with you as a vaccine of comfort.
I cautiously believe that the sentences you read today will permeate your tomorrow with hope.
I hope you'll keep Yeonjeong's writing by your side tonight until the sun rises tomorrow.

Recommendation

The writer likes strawberries.
The dream was about strawberries or something.
I can't buy expensive strawberries, so I buy strawberries in a tub.
And then he gives the biggest and prettiest strawberry to his friend.
A person who is so warm that he can even warm the blue sea.
Having lived together and observed, I can say that all the feelings expressed in this book are sincere.
-My roommate who lives in the room across from me

I knew you would do this.
In the end, I live by writing.
But why am I so happy? I'm so happy you wrote this.
I don't know why.
-18 years of friendship (not a swear word)

The sadness the author gave me filled my nights with warmth as I turned the pages of the book.
At first, it starts as a small light like a firefly, then it turns into a hand warmer that warms your hands, and then it turns into a warmth like a campfire that warms your entire body.
I hope you too can experience how honest grief can bring such great comfort.
-Readers who have read the first edition several times

The author honestly expresses the pain he experienced through his writing.
It's more memorable because it's not a made-up sentence.
This is the most self-expressive essay I've ever read.
It's amazing how expressions and thoughts can be so three-dimensional.
This is a book that can provide empathy and comfort to those who are living with similar sorrow.
If you read the text in sequence, your wounds will likely be healed.
-Readers who have read it twice recently
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Publication date: April 20, 2020
- Page count, weight, size: 154 pages | 172g | 110*180*10mm
- ISBN13: 9791196654795
- ISBN10: 1196654794

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