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Kim Sayi

Kim Sayi scrap

김사이

Category
Poetry 시
Target User
Adult 성인
Period
Contemporary 현대

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가난은 유지되어야 한다

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This English title may be a working title if the official translation has not yet been published.

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Poverty Must Persist

Kim Sayi

ASIA Publishers2023-06

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English(English)

Poverty Must Persist

채선이

도서출판 아시아2023

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