Book – Crying at H Mart – Michelle Zauner-PNR

Book Name: Crying in H MartAuthor: Michelle ZaunerTranslator: Le Hong Phuong HaAppearance: PaperbackSize: 14×21 cmPages: 404Publication year: 2022A book that both evokes the mind to enjoy the colorful Korean cuisine flavor and makes the heart drowsy about a touching family story.”Since My mother died, I often cry in H Mart.” Michelle Zauner opens her first memorial book, also a famous article on The New Yorker sheet, “Crying on H Mart”, with a sincere self-esteem. Full of pain, Michelle often comes to H Mart – a major Korean (and Asian) supermarket chain in the US – to relieve and find yourself, find evidence about one Half of Korean blood in me. She was angry when she saw a Korean woman who could live longer than her mother, delighted when she saw pictures of relatives in the same family sharing dishes… Michelle feels panic when looking at her mother’s ride means her permanent loss, so throughout the story is her journey., Little by little, find your own source.As the name suggests, “Crying in H Mart” is a tear-soaked book. It swirls deep into the sadness of the artist who sees that the mother is exhausted and lost because of the evil cancer. But not only tears, each page of this young girl’s memoirs soaks in emotional levels: is the warmth of couple love holding hands together to overcome events, which are conflicts. Breathe in parent-child relationship, is the gentle and deep love of the orphaned grandchild with the immortal language uncle that every time you talk with. Each other must ask Google Translation… The book is the life of Michelle and her mother, but it can be said not to be all girls and mothers can recognize themselves and recognize each other in the sentence. This touch story.In Korean culture books, “Crying on in H Mart” stands out with close writing, conveying the characteristic features of colorful culture to readers. Michelle Zauner did not enter great things, she did not explain too much about Korean dishes, she simply wrote true but emotional stories in her. My life. She wrote about the complicated mother and daughter relationship but not too much, but just as a mention of memory puzzle pieces containing nostalgia. With this book, Michelle not only tells us her own story, it also makes us look back at ourselves, looking back at our relationship with a dear mother waiting. We go home.