Ha Jung-woo, walking man / Korean Actor Ha Jung-woo Essay 1EA

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• ★ Welcome to Seoul Books ★ - All products are genuine. - We ship within 2-3 business days after ordering. 296p | 352g | 130*200*20mm Actor Ha Jung-woo's essay is published in Munhakdongne. The title is 'The Walking Man, Ha Jung-woo'. In this book, Ha Jung-woo vividly releases the memories he has captured by walking around Seoul, commuting from his days as an unknown actor to now being called an actor, and walking along the alleys and the Han River in happy and difficult times. This book contains the story of the path he has walked so far as an actor, the know-how of walking that he actually stepped on the ground with his two legs, the walking hideout, and the changes in his body and mind he felt while walking. Actor Ha Jung-woo is an eccentric 'walking maniac' who has taken 30,000 steps a day and even taken 100,000 steps a day. He forms a walking group with friends to check the number of steps taken every day, and spreads the joy and usefulness of 'walking' to nearby celebrities. Saying that this is enough, he crosses Seoul without hesitation. For him, who even walked from Gangnam to Gimpo Airport to catch a plane, ‘walking’ is not a simple exercise, but another way to breathe, think, take care of himself, and live. He is a person who knows how to fully enjoy and admire the delicious, beautiful and good things in this world. This book includes snapshots of his daily life, such as the sunset he saw from the road, the rainbow, the sky, the Han River convenience store that served as a shelter and cafe for his early morning walking course, and the dishes he cooked himself after walking. * The merchant warrants that their products comply with all applicable laws, and are offered only if they comply with Joom’s policies and EU Product Safety and Compliance laws.