ADMIRAL LEE the MENTOR of HUMAN RACE: Section a
Paperback
Series: The Unknown Leaders: Their Struggle and Success
ISBN13: 9781686029585
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 5 2018
Pages: 450
Weight: 1.12
Height: 1.00 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
※ Black & white interior on cream paper
Admiral Lee, Iō-hae Sunshin (1545-1598) and the world's first non-stop volley-artillery barrage in the ocean will take you to a new world with a story of the very first global warfare over the first global currency that we do not remember. This book is dedicated to all who have ever contributed to defend and build their precious motherlands doing their jobs in their places despite all the hardships. It is always difficult for Englishmen to admit that Nelson ever had an equal in his profession, but if any man is entitled to be so regarded, it should be this great Korean naval commander.- Admiral Heihachiro Togo, Japanese Imperial Navy To be ready to fight back the incoming war, the man had to fight his own society first. He had to fight the discrimination and bias. He was mocked, misunderstood, doubted and mistreated. But his lonely, yet confident fight saved his country, and today the people of his country respect the man more than any other national heroes in their history. His life-time struggle and success, still relatively unknown to the world, resonate with a warm, humane message to us all. This book is the fruit from countless hours of research and fieldtrip to share with us the gems of Human LEE Sunshin's life-affirming lessons and wisdom. The book is composed with 7 different chapters:
1. Admiral LEE
2. Early Life and Struggle
3. Bitter Lessons in Northern Land
4. The Crazy Man's Lonely Preparations
5. The War and Victories
6. Lonely Glory of the Last Years
7. The Legacies of the Lonely Saint Hero What makes this book the most distinctive from all other books about Admiral LEE and the Great East Asian War (also called the Imjin War 1592) is the REASON why the man was so sure about the incoming invasion upon his country. That reason is why he was confident in his preparation to fight back the invasion while everyone called him an over-concerned, crazy budget sucker. More than 400 years after his death, his spirit still stays with the world among all mankind to help the people who struggle with the same social problems still straining us in our time, and to show us the way for success despite all the hardships. It is a storytelling book, but it doesn't just entertain the readers. This book is to make the readers THINK. You will, like you already did in the previous books of the series, find a lot of apostrophes and hyphens among the words. They are, as a matter of fact, not an'y form'at or gramm'at-ic'al errors to be edited. The next book, the final book of this series, The Unknown Revealed, will explain why and reveal the obvious facts that will wake up the real world for you.
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