"Daughter of the Wind, Walking Around the Earth Three and a Half Times 4" Mongolia, China, Tibet

"Don't be afraid of starting late, be afraid of stopping early."

The author's story of his trip to China, the last stop on his world tour.
From grandmothers in rural villages to old monks in large temples, we see the scene of the five-body prostration (五體投地) where the entire nation throws itself into the ground for independence, and we meet the situation in Yanbian where ethnic Koreans and Koreans of the same blood are fighting each other, building distrust and hatred, and a North Korean child whose eyes are wide open at the sight of a squalid hole-in-the-wall shop.


Of course, here too, the author experiences warm and pleasant things, as always.
There was also a 30-year-old bachelor owner of a restaurant in the Tibetan countryside who secretly liked the author, and in a village on the Silk Road, a child suffering from an epileptic seizure was saved with a single Qingxin pill.
While staying at a bed and breakfast in rural Mongolia, my daughter-in-law ran away from home, so I had to act as a surrogate daughter-in-law for a week.


This book is also the author's answer to those who ask, "What did you gain from such a long journey?", an experience he would never have had if he had not traveled.
Through this journey, the author found what he is doing now, and has been walking the same path for 10 years.
This book shows how the author's life 10 years ago has changed from what it is now, and how he still lives with the same unwavering heart.


The areas include Mongolia, China's Silk Road, central and western China, southwestern China, Tibet, Beijing and Yanbian, etc.