Author Lee Yang-beom's "Life Goes On" is published.
A record of his life rewritten after retirement, compiled from 158 of his 1,856 diaries.

The journey of life never stops.
There is one person who accepts retirement not as an end but as a new beginning.
The main character is author Yang-Beom Lee, who was born in Daegu in 1952 and has lived a fierce life in the Amorepacific sales field for over 40 years.
After retirement, he selected 158 of the 1,856 diaries in which he recorded his daily thoughts and resolutions and compiled them into a book.

“I retired from work, but not from life,” the author says.
In every difficult moment, I persevered by thinking of my family and the people who supported me, and after retirement, I started writing a diary with the determination to live my second life more faithfully and happily.
This book is the first fruit of that commitment.

The book is divided into six themes: reflections on retirement and life in old age, perspectives on society and community, the solace of nature, gratitude for family and neighbors, and the meaning of starting over in life.
Each chapter is filled with the author's lifelong experiences and honest feelings, conveying a warm and sincere resonance to readers.