I met you, a really nice person, the fifth time
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Book Introduction
Filling the space between people in a special way
Song Jeong-rim's Highly Sensitive Essay
Filled with giving, comfortable with waiting
Learn unspoken promises
The best medicine to cure a hungry heart
; A person who has shed tears is a person who is ready to cry for others.
The more distant we become from each other, the more hunger strikes us.
Technology and culture are advancing day by day, and we seem to live without want in an abundance of materials, but from time to time, a deep hunger comes over us, making it difficult to straighten our backs and take a step forward.
It is also difficult to find leisure in relationships with others.
But when people become closer to each other, the empty sides are filled, there is more space, and strength comes with each step.
"I Met a Really Good You, the Fifth" is a book that heals our hungry hearts and reminds us of the unspoken promises that fill us with giving and comfort us with waiting.
Between parents and children, between friends, between neighbors, and even to strangers passing by, we make unspoken promises and devote our whole hearts to keeping them.
As these unspoken promises are kept and fulfilled one by one, the deep, fundamental human hunger will disappear, making each moment more special, splendid, and valuable.
Author Song Jeong-rim, who has delivered messages of comfort to many readers through the series "I Met a Really Good You," seeks to heal the hungry hearts of readers with this book as well, containing her unique compassion for "people" and using her uniquely emotional writing style.
“Those who have been loved know how to give love, and those who have failed understand the bitterness of life.
“A person who has shed tears is one who is ready to cry for others.” (From the text)
The author says that only those who have shed tears can understand deep loneliness, the pain of loss, and the hunger of the heart.
All the people introduced in this book have shed tears.
So, it is important to know how to take the first step and get closer to each other to narrow the gap between neighbors and fill each other's empty hearts.
When the empty space between people is filled, someone's wounds will heal more quickly, someone's sadness will become a seed of growth, and someone who suffered from insomnia due to anxiety will be able to sleep comfortably.
Song Jeong-rim's Highly Sensitive Essay
Filled with giving, comfortable with waiting
Learn unspoken promises
The best medicine to cure a hungry heart
; A person who has shed tears is a person who is ready to cry for others.
The more distant we become from each other, the more hunger strikes us.
Technology and culture are advancing day by day, and we seem to live without want in an abundance of materials, but from time to time, a deep hunger comes over us, making it difficult to straighten our backs and take a step forward.
It is also difficult to find leisure in relationships with others.
But when people become closer to each other, the empty sides are filled, there is more space, and strength comes with each step.
"I Met a Really Good You, the Fifth" is a book that heals our hungry hearts and reminds us of the unspoken promises that fill us with giving and comfort us with waiting.
Between parents and children, between friends, between neighbors, and even to strangers passing by, we make unspoken promises and devote our whole hearts to keeping them.
As these unspoken promises are kept and fulfilled one by one, the deep, fundamental human hunger will disappear, making each moment more special, splendid, and valuable.
Author Song Jeong-rim, who has delivered messages of comfort to many readers through the series "I Met a Really Good You," seeks to heal the hungry hearts of readers with this book as well, containing her unique compassion for "people" and using her uniquely emotional writing style.
“Those who have been loved know how to give love, and those who have failed understand the bitterness of life.
“A person who has shed tears is one who is ready to cry for others.” (From the text)
The author says that only those who have shed tears can understand deep loneliness, the pain of loss, and the hunger of the heart.
All the people introduced in this book have shed tears.
So, it is important to know how to take the first step and get closer to each other to narrow the gap between neighbors and fill each other's empty hearts.
When the empty space between people is filled, someone's wounds will heal more quickly, someone's sadness will become a seed of growth, and someone who suffered from insomnia due to anxiety will be able to sleep comfortably.
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Author's Note
Chapter 1: Summer Neighbors
Like birds / It was so delicious / Am I happy now / Summer neighbors / Arm wrestling / Ten out of ten / Do we dig the ground and do business? / The world is not so beautiful / Parents who wait / Take a rose each / The first allowance given by a grandson / Birthday cake of tears / I'll raise you well / Love that overcomes time / In case my daughter is sad / When I was reckless / The day I got a windfall / Go see the pretty stars / It's okay if you're not hurt / The best medicine / Conditions for respect / Just stay alive / If you're that sorry / How surprised would you be / That person doesn't expect anything from me / Passionate fan club / When you meet your mother / That person's history / The master key that turns a wall into a door / Another mother / When you go over the hill in front of you / Feeling lonely
Chapter 2 If there are no tears in the eyes
Shouting to the world / Rock salt of Salzburg / Everyone is my parents / In the hospital cafeteria / A son's rose / Miss Kkotsoon / The temperature of a person / It wasn't easy, so I didn't rest / Because I wanted to be loved / Why are you crying? / Mother's flower / Because I couldn't send it / Because I was worried about my daughter / It was my fault / The sunset is my guest / He was on that island / In my mother's hospital room / The older brother taking care of his younger sibling / It's good to be a fool / Congratulations on your failure / Even if it's not very special / The value of a smile / If there are no tears in your eyes / A crumpled 10,000 won bill / My friend's socks were pretty / The first award I received / Testimony 1 / Testimony 2 / So that bad experiences don't shake me
Chapter 3 Leaning on someone else's shoulder for a moment
Listen carefully / I'll take the picture for you / Second Mother / I'm sorry, little brother / Mayfly's birthday / Leaning on someone else's shoulder for a moment / Mom, when we're having a hard time, we read poetry / One tiring day / Dressed lightly / You've worked hard, my son / Because you're like my father / My daughter's lunchbox / The last person I want to meet / A good neighbor / This moment, as myself, if I can only live for one day / It's not that it didn't happen, it's that it's becoming / You are the main character / I'm tired of giving and giving / A warm blanket / Things I can't put on my resume / A person who is loved / It's because I laugh so much / Eat / You're better than me / Thanks to the sound of laughter / Once a month, as a mother / Don't run, walk / I came to buy clothes for mom / I'm not good at speaking, but I don't lie
Chapter 4 With a heart like the wind
Existing where I should be / If I could give that person a moment of solitude / If I could give that person a moment of solitude / What kind of wedding speech / Beautiful invitation / School of love / Parents of sinners / The sea was a notebook / With a heart like the wind / Let's have lunch together / Next time, please take this bus / What a wonderful place / A good moment / A good person even in dreams / A person I miss / The principle of dreams / A person who walks steadily / A date with mother / Koinonia / Conditions of the name / A rainbow has appeared / We are one family / The sound of lucky footsteps
Chapter 1: Summer Neighbors
Like birds / It was so delicious / Am I happy now / Summer neighbors / Arm wrestling / Ten out of ten / Do we dig the ground and do business? / The world is not so beautiful / Parents who wait / Take a rose each / The first allowance given by a grandson / Birthday cake of tears / I'll raise you well / Love that overcomes time / In case my daughter is sad / When I was reckless / The day I got a windfall / Go see the pretty stars / It's okay if you're not hurt / The best medicine / Conditions for respect / Just stay alive / If you're that sorry / How surprised would you be / That person doesn't expect anything from me / Passionate fan club / When you meet your mother / That person's history / The master key that turns a wall into a door / Another mother / When you go over the hill in front of you / Feeling lonely
Chapter 2 If there are no tears in the eyes
Shouting to the world / Rock salt of Salzburg / Everyone is my parents / In the hospital cafeteria / A son's rose / Miss Kkotsoon / The temperature of a person / It wasn't easy, so I didn't rest / Because I wanted to be loved / Why are you crying? / Mother's flower / Because I couldn't send it / Because I was worried about my daughter / It was my fault / The sunset is my guest / He was on that island / In my mother's hospital room / The older brother taking care of his younger sibling / It's good to be a fool / Congratulations on your failure / Even if it's not very special / The value of a smile / If there are no tears in your eyes / A crumpled 10,000 won bill / My friend's socks were pretty / The first award I received / Testimony 1 / Testimony 2 / So that bad experiences don't shake me
Chapter 3 Leaning on someone else's shoulder for a moment
Listen carefully / I'll take the picture for you / Second Mother / I'm sorry, little brother / Mayfly's birthday / Leaning on someone else's shoulder for a moment / Mom, when we're having a hard time, we read poetry / One tiring day / Dressed lightly / You've worked hard, my son / Because you're like my father / My daughter's lunchbox / The last person I want to meet / A good neighbor / This moment, as myself, if I can only live for one day / It's not that it didn't happen, it's that it's becoming / You are the main character / I'm tired of giving and giving / A warm blanket / Things I can't put on my resume / A person who is loved / It's because I laugh so much / Eat / You're better than me / Thanks to the sound of laughter / Once a month, as a mother / Don't run, walk / I came to buy clothes for mom / I'm not good at speaking, but I don't lie
Chapter 4 With a heart like the wind
Existing where I should be / If I could give that person a moment of solitude / If I could give that person a moment of solitude / What kind of wedding speech / Beautiful invitation / School of love / Parents of sinners / The sea was a notebook / With a heart like the wind / Let's have lunch together / Next time, please take this bus / What a wonderful place / A good moment / A good person even in dreams / A person I miss / The principle of dreams / A person who walks steadily / A date with mother / Koinonia / Conditions of the name / A rainbow has appeared / We are one family / The sound of lucky footsteps
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When the scent of flowers is carried by the wind, longing builds up.
When the flower petals bloom, my heart races.
But flowers do not give off fragrance unless they are carried by the wind.
Flowers will wither away as time passes.
However, regardless of the direction of the wind, the scent is transmitted to the hearts of others.
The heart of a good person, like a flower, never withers and always lives on in the hearts of others.
That's why people are more beautiful than flowers.
---From the author's note
All living things in the world survive by adapting to the wind that comes their way.
Sometimes it flies away with the wind, sometimes it curls up, sometimes it staggers for a moment and then stands upright again.
The same goes for the way we live.
At some juncture in life, when the wind blows hard, I lower my head and lower my posture, and when the wind calms down again, I straighten my shoulders and walk... I live my life responding to the winds of life like birds.
---From "Like Birds"
It's ironic to own something.
The more you have, the thirstier you become.
When I buy clothes, I want to buy a hat too. When I buy a house, I want to buy a bigger house. When I buy a job, I want to get promoted faster than others.
The more you fill it, the more empty space there becomes, and somehow you become further from happiness.
Ultimately, I realize that happiness doesn't depend on how much you have, but on how much you feel.
Happiness is feeling the small joys that come to me right now, right now, without missing them.
---From "Am I Happy Now"
We often share unspoken promises with each other.
A promise that when one person is very tired, sick, or injured, the other person must take care of them… .
But there are times when you can't say you're in pain, can't cry when you're sad, and can't give up when you want to.
The heart that does not want to transmit one's pain and sorrow to the one they love... Because of that heart, people are lonely.
But because of that heart, I also become stronger --- from "I'm afraid my daughter will be sad"
Respect is the ability to understand others.
If you can't understand or tolerate someone because they are different from you, then you can't develop any relationship with them.
Understanding his different profession, his different position, his different personality, and tolerating his different values are the conditions for respect.
Respect for others breeds respect, which in turn leads to my own happiness.
When the flower petals bloom, my heart races.
But flowers do not give off fragrance unless they are carried by the wind.
Flowers will wither away as time passes.
However, regardless of the direction of the wind, the scent is transmitted to the hearts of others.
The heart of a good person, like a flower, never withers and always lives on in the hearts of others.
That's why people are more beautiful than flowers.
---From the author's note
All living things in the world survive by adapting to the wind that comes their way.
Sometimes it flies away with the wind, sometimes it curls up, sometimes it staggers for a moment and then stands upright again.
The same goes for the way we live.
At some juncture in life, when the wind blows hard, I lower my head and lower my posture, and when the wind calms down again, I straighten my shoulders and walk... I live my life responding to the winds of life like birds.
---From "Like Birds"
It's ironic to own something.
The more you have, the thirstier you become.
When I buy clothes, I want to buy a hat too. When I buy a house, I want to buy a bigger house. When I buy a job, I want to get promoted faster than others.
The more you fill it, the more empty space there becomes, and somehow you become further from happiness.
Ultimately, I realize that happiness doesn't depend on how much you have, but on how much you feel.
Happiness is feeling the small joys that come to me right now, right now, without missing them.
---From "Am I Happy Now"
We often share unspoken promises with each other.
A promise that when one person is very tired, sick, or injured, the other person must take care of them… .
But there are times when you can't say you're in pain, can't cry when you're sad, and can't give up when you want to.
The heart that does not want to transmit one's pain and sorrow to the one they love... Because of that heart, people are lonely.
But because of that heart, I also become stronger --- from "I'm afraid my daughter will be sad"
Respect is the ability to understand others.
If you can't understand or tolerate someone because they are different from you, then you can't develop any relationship with them.
Understanding his different profession, his different position, his different personality, and tolerating his different values are the conditions for respect.
Respect for others breeds respect, which in turn leads to my own happiness.
---From "Conditions of Respect"
Publisher's Review
A time of respect and consideration that creates a happy afternoon
; I wonder where your heart is going right now.
"I Met a Really Good You, Part 5" comforts you from your fiercely lived youth.
I applaud you for growing and strengthening yourself through times of confusion and conflict.
And now I guarantee you that a happy afternoon will unfold.
In this book, the author says that spending time with respect and consideration for others makes our afternoons happier.
If you live a complicated and busy life and only think about your own position, noise and misunderstandings inevitably arise, and a lot of energy is wasted as a result.
However, if more time is spent showing respect and consideration between people, it will have a positive impact on society, and more people will be able to enjoy happy afternoons.
People who live with me in the same era and space… Understanding their occupations and positions, which are different from mine, and tolerating their individuality and values—that is the first condition of respect and consideration.
This is the most valuable and sensitive emotion that only humans can show.
The author, who has been writing for a long time as a broadcast writer, evokes deep empathy by capturing simple stories from everyday life in his uniquely warm and simple writing style.
“If life is a picnic, its treasure is ‘people.’
I hope you find someone who will cheer you on, someone who will stay by your side for a long time, someone who will truly work with you, someone who will care for you, be considerate, and embrace you with warm personality and sensitivity, someone who will acknowledge your shortcomings, comfort you when you are sad, and lift you up when you are despairing…
And I hope you will be willing to be that kind of person.” (From the text)
The author repeatedly emphasizes that true social recovery is when the gap between people narrows and time for respect and consideration increases.
So, today, I hope you remember the precious people who come to you and make the moment even more special.
; I wonder where your heart is going right now.
"I Met a Really Good You, Part 5" comforts you from your fiercely lived youth.
I applaud you for growing and strengthening yourself through times of confusion and conflict.
And now I guarantee you that a happy afternoon will unfold.
In this book, the author says that spending time with respect and consideration for others makes our afternoons happier.
If you live a complicated and busy life and only think about your own position, noise and misunderstandings inevitably arise, and a lot of energy is wasted as a result.
However, if more time is spent showing respect and consideration between people, it will have a positive impact on society, and more people will be able to enjoy happy afternoons.
People who live with me in the same era and space… Understanding their occupations and positions, which are different from mine, and tolerating their individuality and values—that is the first condition of respect and consideration.
This is the most valuable and sensitive emotion that only humans can show.
The author, who has been writing for a long time as a broadcast writer, evokes deep empathy by capturing simple stories from everyday life in his uniquely warm and simple writing style.
“If life is a picnic, its treasure is ‘people.’
I hope you find someone who will cheer you on, someone who will stay by your side for a long time, someone who will truly work with you, someone who will care for you, be considerate, and embrace you with warm personality and sensitivity, someone who will acknowledge your shortcomings, comfort you when you are sad, and lift you up when you are despairing…
And I hope you will be willing to be that kind of person.” (From the text)
The author repeatedly emphasizes that true social recovery is when the gap between people narrows and time for respect and consideration increases.
So, today, I hope you remember the precious people who come to you and make the moment even more special.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of publication: September 15, 2017
- Page count, weight, size: 288 pages | 468g | 148*205*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791186688984
- ISBN10: 118668898X
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