Daily life, culture, Hallyu, food & ritual

The everyday layer: what people watch, cook, repeat, celebrate, inherit, and quietly adjust over time.
Enter by topic—Hallyu, food, seasonal traditions, ritual, and cultural context—without turning Korea into a checklist.

The book — compassion, karma, and presence

The Jijang Fractal is the moral and structural core of Mantifang: a book that brings Korean Buddhist imagery into dialogue with
Western philosophy and lived experience. It is written for readers who value clarity without simplification—where responsibility is not a slogan,
but a practice; where silence is not emptiness, but attention.

If you are a publisher, editor, or serious reader: the Book Hub is the clean entry. If you are new to the concept:
begin with the core piece and then follow the internal links to the longer arc.

If this work resonates and you wish to carry it forward, you can support the writing.

Poems, stories, and reflective prose

Living Words is the writing practice: poetry and prose, short stories and essays, and cycles such as The Red Lamp.
This is not an archive built for completeness, but a readable entrance that stays stable as new work is published.

Healing garden, restaurant & heritage

In the Wondanggol valley, wind meets water and leaves a quiet trace on the land. Baedagol follows the shift from a theme-park past toward a calmer future:
companionship, rest, and small daily rituals that create dignity and connection. Stories, images, and practical updates live here.