[Cultural scene] The bare face of Japan… 'The illusion that Japan is a developed country'

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Next is the cultural scene. Reporter Lee Joo-sang introduces the books worth reading this week.

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This is the <Illusion that Japan is a developed country> that is stuck in the past and stagnant.

We explored the economic reality in which human rights are not guaranteed, the political system in which democratic procedures are ignored, and the economic reality that is taking a step backwards.

It is the result of a combination of the aftereffects of the compressed modernization process and an obsession with the experience of success in the manufacturing era.

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<Grand Tour of Finance Tutoring> is the most necessary education for us living in the modern

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Financial principles explain how investments in Brazilian bonds double in 7.2 years and how the wedding season in India affects gold prices.

It introduces the concept of finance and investment products through the history and culture of major countries, and suggests the direction of investment in the era of low interest rates.

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is <Hyook>, the daughter of Sammoon Seong who became a slave.

Hyo-ok, the daughter of Seong Sam-moon, who was executed while trying to restore King Danjong, was reduced to a slave in an instant, but without frustration, she pioneered her own destiny.

From the process of King Sejo's accession to the death of King Yejong, the story unfolds with a fantastical imagination based on thorough historical research.

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<Sacred Cow>, the inconvenient truth of vegetarianism and rediscovery of meat eating.

Eating meat doesn't increase your risk of cancer, nor does it make vegetarians live longer.

We propose reasonable omnivorousism, saying that vegetarianism itself does not have moral superiority.