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2 Lee Sun Galileo Severn Jane Miyazaki Jeon Tae Yoo Il Che Beatle Baek Nam Mohandas Nelson Leonard da

Format TanTan People in People, People Connecting the Times

from east and west, past and present, and from various

Based on Relative Themes No more chronological lists of

Each biography is based on an underlying theme that is

readers to both retrieve information and also Approach

focus away from the achievement itself to the values and

of reason and logic in a wide range of Design Bringing

historical events and figures bring to life the biographies.

Information The storyline does not build up to a climax

4 Format TanTan People in People, People Connecting the Times to History, People and Cultures Comprised of biographies from east and west, past and present, and from various spheres of influence, this biographical series provides a Based on Relative Themes No more chronological lists of important dates and events. Each biography is based on an underlying theme that is relative to contemporary issues, therefore, allowing young readers to both retrieve information and also Approach Holistic Approach to Education The biographies turn the focus away from the achievement itself to the values and attitudes behind the achievement, fostering a development of reason and logic in a wide range of Design Bringing Stories to Life Carefully selected pictures of related historical events and figures bring to life the biographies. The design and layout of the book is sure to draw in the full attention of readers. Content Away from Storytelling to Providing Practical Information The storyline does not build up to a climax where the main character is elevated and praised for his/her achievements, as do most stories in general. Instead, the content illuminates the different thought patterns and

Kim King Lee Sun Che Mohandas Nelson Jeon Bong Kim King Lee Sun Che Mohandas Jeon Bong Nelson My Desire

one desire: to live in a liberated, fully independent Korea.

My Clothes Are the Best Written by Kim, Jae Hee Illustrated by T & I The old aristocracy used Chinese

But Chinese characters were too difficult, and too different from Korean for anybody to learn.

Defend the Seas of Chosun Written by Lee, Hyang An Illustrated by Kim, Seon Jin When the king commanded an

The only thing that Lee wanted to defend, even to the point of disobeying the king, was his precious Unending

fighting the grim realities of Latin America.

His impact is still felt all over Latin America.

who ruled over India, but he never used violence.

This was the fiercest way of fighting because in it was contained not the strength of violence, but the power

The Most Famous Prisoner in the World Written by Gang, Seong Eun Illustrated by Gang, Gyeong Su Mandela, the

5 Kim King Lee Sun Che Mohandas Nelson Jeon Bong Kim King Lee Sun Che Mohandas Jeon Bong Nelson My Desire Written by Lee, Yu Jeong Illustrated by Yu, Ki Hun Kim Gu committed a lifetime to seeing the fulfillment of one desire: to live in a liberated, fully independent Korea. His desire continues to live in this nation that remains divided into the north and the south. My Clothes Are the Best Written by Kim, Jae Hee Illustrated by T & I The old aristocracy used Chinese characters to read and write. But Chinese characters were too difficult, and too different from Korean for anybody to learn. So King Sejong created 10 vowels and 14 consonants to form Hangul for everyone to learn. Defend the Seas of Chosun Written by Lee, Hyang An Illustrated by Kim, Seon Jin When the king commanded an attack, Sun Shin Lee fell back and waited, and when the king commanded a retreat, Lee went forth and attacked. The only thing that Lee wanted to defend, even to the point of disobeying the king, was his precious Unending Story Written by Kim, Mi Ran Illustrated by Lee, Ju Yun Che Guevara is a revolutionary who spent his life fighting the grim realities of Latin America. He always chose the hardest paths, and he never gave up his fight. His impact is still felt all over Latin America. The Art of Fighting Written by Jang, Hyeon Illustrated by Jo, Hyeon Sook Gandhi fought against the British who ruled over India, but he never used violence. His method was to sometimes spin the wheel, sometime fast, sometimes march with many people. This was the fiercest way of fighting because in it was contained not the strength of violence, but the power of the truth of 'satyagraha'. The Most Famous Prisoner in the World Written by Gang, Seong Eun Illustrated by Gang, Gyeong Su Mandela, the first black African president, was once the most famous prisoner in the world. He spent 27 years in prison after fighting against the oppression of the white people. Through his experience, we can learn how much segregation can oppress freedom. People Are the Sky Written by Lee, Yong Po Illustrated by Seo, Seon Mi The grim reality is peasants are heavily taxed to feed the rich. Bong Jun Jeon and the peasants joined together to fight against the aristocrats to change reality. This is the first peasant resistance in South Korea, and this power of the people continued to the 1919 Independence Movement against Japan.

Lee Tae Bang Jung Kim Man Yoo Il Chang Ki Jeon Tae Jeon Hyung Jeong Yak Lee Tae Bang

Written by Lee, Hyang An Illustrated by Lee, Sang Yun No matter how hard she tried, she

Lee Tae Yeong made a lifelong commitment to the empowerment of women.

children and opened up a world for them.

all away when the island was struck with famine.

Han established the first limited company in South Korea and became very rich.

chose not to keep to himself, but share with everyone, Doctor Chang performed

him. People called him the foolish doctor.

world where not a single person becomes ousted as leftover, a world where the law is

problem lay deeper. He shouted to not let his death go in vain.

6 Lee Tae Bang Jung Kim Man Yoo Il Chang Ki Jeon Tae Jeon Hyung Jeong Yak Lee Tae Bang Jung Kim Man Yoo Il Chang Ki Jeon Tae Jeon Hyung Jeong Yak I'm a Girl! Written by Lee, Hyang An Illustrated by Lee, Sang Yun No matter how hard she tried, she could never become a judge because she was a girl. Lee Tae Yeong made a lifelong commitment to the empowerment of women. Present of Love Written by Lee, Hyang An Illustrated by Kim, Ji Yeon Sometimes adults say, You do just what we tell you to. Just because we are young doesn t mean that we don t have things we want to do. We have our own dreams! We introduce Bang Jung Hwan, who, unlike everyone else, listened to the hopes of children and opened up a world for them. Jeju Grandma Written by Jeong, Yeon Suk Illustrated by Bae, Hye Yeong On Jeju Island, everyone knows Grandma Man Deok. She became a merchant even though she was a woman, made a lot of money, then gave it all away when the island was struck with famine. She was so kind that the king offered to grant her a wish. Do you know what she asked for? The One Thing that He Left Written by Bak, Eun O Illustrated by Choe, Hyeon Muk Yoo Il Han established the first limited company in South Korea and became very rich. But when he passed away, the only things he had left were three suits and two pairs of shoes. He was the only person who exemplified the corporate ethic of giving back to the community. The Doctor called Fool Written by Lee, Hyang An Illustrated by Jeon, Bo Ra A person who chose not to keep to himself, but share with everyone, Doctor Chang performed operations for free to patients without money and visited those who couldn't come to him. People called him the foolish doctor. The Tailor of Peace Market Written by Jang, Hyeon Illustrated by Jang, Yeong Seon A world where not a single person becomes ousted as leftover, a world where the law is kept as the law, Tae Il saw the reality of laborers and realized that the roots of the problem lay deeper. He shouted to not let his death go in vain. His demise was spread around the world. It shocked the world and became a flame that fanned out. Shining Objects Illustrated by Gwon, Yi Jung Jeon Hyung Pil spent his entire life locating and rescuing cultural assets that were about to be sold overseas or disappear as antiques. He recognized that these objects were not merely old and worn out, but were actually the 'shining object' that contained the life of the people and the soul of history. The Study that Changed the World Written by Jang, Hyeon Illustrated by Kim, Jong Min Jeong Yak Yong was a poet, inventor, and doctor. He spent his entire life with books, and never stopped studying. The focus of his studies was always people. The 500 books he wrote were all inspired by a love for his country and its people.

Rachel Helen Nearing, Scott Helen Nearing, Scott Rachel Robert Louis Mother Maria Muhammad Louis Robert Mother

next door. They quit work in the city; they didn't use electricity and didn't eat meat.

pesticides developed to kill insects that ate crops are a danger to humans and to the world.

awareness of the environment and created the basis for an environmental movement.

his pictures. The camera was Capa s eyes, and his photos were his letters to us.

blind, they taught skills to children who couldn t see, but nobody taught them to read.

Braille, himself blind, developed a reading method for others like him after many trials and fail- A Very Small

five children changed the world in less than fifty years.

Children by Themselves Written by Jeong, Yeon Suk Illustrated by Lee, Ji Uh Montessori never taught children.

7 Rachel Helen Nearing, Scott Helen Nearing, Scott Rachel Robert Louis Mother Maria Muhammad Louis Robert Mother Maria Muhammad A Strange Couple Written by Jeong, Yeon Suk Illustrated by Choe, Yu Mi A strange couple moved in next door. They quit work in the city; they didn't use electricity and didn't eat meat. They chopped wood everyday and planted seeds and made their own clothes. Why were they living so uncomfortably? Strangely, they never stop smiling. Birds Don t Cry Written by Lee, Yun Jong Illustrated by Jeon, Bo Ra The book Silent Spring warned that the pesticides developed to kill insects that ate crops are a danger to humans and to the world. Carson wrote Silent Spring with the evocative feelings of a poet and the logic of a scientist to awaken people's awareness of the environment and created the basis for an environmental movement. This One Photograph Written by Bak, Eun O Illustrated by Lee, In Suk When he went to war, Capa s weapon was not a gun but a camera. He always went as close as possible capture the harsh realities of war and tried to discover its meaning through his pictures. The camera was Capa s eyes, and his photos were his letters to us. Six Dots that Connect the World Written by Seon U, Il Yeong Illustrated by Bae, Hye Yeong At the school for the blind, they taught skills to children who couldn t see, but nobody taught them to read. They didn t think it was necessary. Braille, himself blind, developed a reading method for others like him after many trials and fail- A Very Small Beginning Written by Lee, Geum Hee Illustrated by Kim, Su Jeong An orphanage that began with one nun serving five children changed the world in less than fifty years. Through Mother Teresa, sees that service is not something huge but begins with small sharing. Children by Themselves Written by Jeong, Yeon Suk Illustrated by Lee, Ji Uh Montessori never taught children. She usually just stayed next to them while they found their own toys, and learned their own lessons while playing. Believing in the children's ability and giving them freedom, maybe this is the hardest teaching method in the world. Lending You Hope Written by Lee, Yun Jong Illustrated by Kim, Seon Jin Looking at the abounding poverty around him, Yunus became doubtful that a solution could come from the economics he taught. Instead, he tried to find a way to solve poverty through the concept of microcredit. Grameen Bank, Yunus bank became the name of hope for the poor.

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Chosun times, artists were people who observed important things and recorded them through their brush strokes.

But Kim Hong Do s eyes went beyond the palace walls. His pictures were of ordinary, living, breathing people.

he refused to become an official, he was born in a noble family, but became friends with the common people.

He respected traditional teaching, but tried to observe the world in a new light. Is This Art?

A robot made from joined pieces of trash, pictures and characters staggering in a television screen.

Sound, Fly Up Written by Lim, Bok Nam Illustrated by Hong, Ji Hye To Yun Ih Sang, the whole world was sound: The

When he captured his homeland into sound, they became music to ring throughout the world.

Jo, Sin Ae Gaudi wanted to construct structures that resembled nature.

Gaudi s structures are all wriggly. Windows, walls, ceilings are all wriggly because nature only has curves.

8 Kim Hong Kim Hong Park Ji Baek Nam Choi Seung Antonio Vincent van Leonard da Yun Ih Park Ji Yun Ih Baek Nam Choi Seung Antonio Vincent van Leonard da Drawing Chosun Written by Jeong, Yeon Suk Illustrated by Lee, Jin Kyeong In Chosun times, artists were people who observed important things and recorded them through their brush strokes. The most important subjects to paint were the king and national events. But Kim Hong Do s eyes went beyond the palace walls. His pictures were of ordinary, living, breathing people. The Oddball of Chosun Written by Jang, Hyeon Illustrated by Kim, Yeon Ju He was the greatest writer of his age, but he refused to become an official, he was born in a noble family, but became friends with the common people. He took interest in things that people avoided. He respected traditional teaching, but tried to observe the world in a new light. Is This Art? Written by Kim, Jae Hee Illustrated by Kim, Jae Hong Baek Nam Jun s art makes you curious when you see it. A robot made from joined pieces of trash, pictures and characters staggering in a television screen. It seems like children s toys or street garbage. Is this really art? Sound, Fly Up Written by Lim, Bok Nam Illustrated by Hong, Ji Hye To Yun Ih Sang, the whole world was sound: The warm homeland, the murals of Ko Gyu Rye with the spirit of his home country. When he captured his homeland into sound, they became music to ring throughout the world. I Am Dance Written by Seon U, Il Yeong Illustrated by Lee, Jin Kyeong Choi Seung Hee felt that dancing could not just be one thing. She sought and learned every kind of dancing from traditional ballet to street clowns, and adopted their style into her own. Her dancing was always evolving, and that was The Architect who Stole Lines Written by Kim, Jae Hee Illustrated by Jo, Sin Ae Gaudi wanted to construct structures that resembled nature. His designs included window sills of vines, walls of waves, roofs of mountain tops. Gaudi s structures are all wriggly. Windows, walls, ceilings are all wriggly because nature only has curves. The Artist who Drew the Soul Written by Lee, Yun Jong Illustrated by Choe, Hyeon Muk Vincent was a failed artist. His paintings were terrible and filled with yellow. Nobody recognized him, and he eventually committed suicide. But he left thousands of sketches to find his own unique painting style. Yellow was the color that finally became his signature. Was he really a failed artist? Beautiful Incompletion Illustrated by No, Seong Uk Da Vinci left the most beautiful smile in the world, Mona Lisa, but never really completed his other works. The 13,000 pieces that Da Vinci began but never finished have become a starting point for future generations and are being completed by his followers to this day.

Wolfgang Amadeus Miyazaki Wolfgang Amadeus Miyazaki Beatrix Frida Hans Christian Charlie Pablo Beatle Beatle Charlie

Mozart received enormous musical talent from God when he was born.

The Boy God Loved, Mozart, became the Boy Everyone Loved. Shall We Lose Our Way?

Huge insects that protect the earth, flying cat buses on the fields, monsters that enjoy baths.

people were always the main character. No, you can't play with friends. Mother told you to stay home.

What courage did Peter Rabbit give Potter?

when she was 18 and had to fight for her life. For Frida, painting was her only outlet as she lay in the hospital ward.

Painting My Huge Shadow Written by Bak, Eun O Illustrated by Lee, In Sook An ugly face, terrible poverty, people's

One day, Andersen began to write about these challenges instead of being ashamed of them.

I can turn everything into laughter. Grim poverty, deadly war, beautiful love. But people are funny.

9 Wolfgang Amadeus Miyazaki Wolfgang Amadeus Miyazaki Beatrix Frida Hans Christian Charlie Pablo Beatle Beatle Charlie Pablo Beatrix Frida Hans Christian The Boy God Loved Illustrated by Song, Hyo Jeong His middle name means God's Love, Mozart received enormous musical talent from God when he was born. With the love that God gave him, he created the magical musical pieces that everyone could share in. The Boy God Loved, Mozart, became the Boy Everyone Loved. Shall We Lose Our Way? Written by Gang, Seong Eun Illustrated by Choe, Yang Sook These are the imaginary friends inside Hayao's animations: Huge insects that protect the earth, flying cat buses on the fields, monsters that enjoy baths. But do they exist only in the imagination? Go run outside now. Try losing your way. A cat bus might come flying before you. The Rabbit who Jumped Out of the Diary Written by Kim, Jae Hee Illustrated by Jeong, Se Yeon In Potter's life, other people were always the main character. No, you can't play with friends. Mother told you to stay home. Women can't be scientists. But when she wrote Peter Rabbit, Potter became the main character of her own life. What courage did Peter Rabbit give Potter? Painting is My Strength Written by Bak, Eun O Illustrated by Jeon, Ji Eun Frida was severely injured in a car accident when she was 18 and had to fight for her life. For Frida, painting was her only outlet as she lay in the hospital ward. Instead of crying, Frida painted. She painted once again when in pain. Painting My Huge Shadow Written by Bak, Eun O Illustrated by Lee, In Sook An ugly face, terrible poverty, people's mockery: All these were difficulties that Andersen wanted to hide from. One day, Andersen began to write about these challenges instead of being ashamed of them. When he faced these troubles, he became the protagonist of a sad, beautiful, heartbreaking yet moving fairy tale, the author of his dreams. Two Faces of Laughter Illustrated by Yu, Hyo Jeong This is the only talent I have: To make other people laugh. I can turn everything into laughter. Grim poverty, deadly war, beautiful love. But people are funny. They laugh at my staggering walk, and then they cry. Why is that? Something New, Something Different Illustrated by T & I Picasso was deemed a child prodigy painter at age 12 and his artworks were widely praised as being flawless. Yet he never ceased to develop new styles and his works continued to evolve. Standing at the peak of success, Picasso would continue to say: There's still much to create. Listen to My Music Illustrated by Oh, Jin Uk What kind of music is rock and roll? It's freedom! You can say anything you want. We don't want to listen to lectures from adults. We won't become machines to make money. We need love, not war. You still don't get it? Then listen to the music of the Beatles!

Woo Jang Galileo Huh Wright Marie Steven Paul Albert Woo Jang Galileo Huh Wright Marie Steven Paul Albert A Seed for the Future Written by

seeds. The seeds that he developed are now exported all over the world. A seed is a great present and ensures a hungerreduced future.

When everyone said that 'The Earth is the center of the universe and therefore does not move, a young mathematician Galileo argued the

Now everyone knows the Earth is not the center of the universe.

carefully and find the right medicine. But what do you do when looking at the symptoms doesn t help in finding the cause?

Sook For thousands of years, numerous people tried to a c h i e v e mankind's dream of flying, but everyone suffered bitter failure.

bicycle repairmen broth- Science for the Good of Mankind Illustrated by Mun, Gu Seon Many were certain that the discovery of a new element

Curie was more focused on the benefits that science and the discovery of radium would bring to mankind.

Always a Second Chance Illustrated by Ahn, Jae Seon From college drop-out to creator of the world's first personal computerand at one point

10 Woo Jang Galileo Huh Wright Marie Steven Paul Albert Woo Jang Galileo Huh Wright Marie Steven Paul Albert A Seed for the Future Written by Eun, Jeong Ah Illustrated by Kim, Min Jeong Woo Jang Chun developed a strong seed for people who would lose their harvest because of bad seeds. The seeds that he developed are now exported all over the world. A seed is a great present and ensures a hungerreduced future. The Moving Truth Illustrated by Ahn, Jae Seon Does truth ever change? When everyone said that 'The Earth is the center of the universe and therefore does not move, a young mathematician Galileo argued the opposite. After numerous experiments and proofs, he discovered a new truth, but no one acknowledged it until the day he died. Now everyone knows the Earth is not the center of the universe. 501st Special Medical Book Written by Lee, Hyang An Illustrated by Jo, Sin Ae It is a doctor s duty to observe the patient s symptoms carefully and find the right medicine. But what do you do when looking at the symptoms doesn t help in finding the cause? The greatest medical book of Chosun, Dong- Eui-Bo-Gam, began with this question from The Flying Bicycle Repairmen Illustrated by Jo, Hyeon Sook For thousands of years, numerous people tried to a c h i e v e mankind's dream of flying, but everyone suffered bitter failure. Finally, the two people who fulfilled that dream and gave mankind its wings were not famous scientists, or geniuses, or millionaires, but two bicycle repairmen broth- Science for the Good of Mankind Illustrated by Mun, Gu Seon Many were certain that the discovery of a new element called radium would make Marie Curie a millionaire. Personal profits, however, were not a part of her agenda. Curie was more focused on the benefits that science and the discovery of radium would bring to mankind. Discover the heart of a true scientist through the life story of this remarkable woman. Always a Second Chance Illustrated by Ahn, Jae Seon From college drop-out to creator of the world's first personal computerand at one point fired by Apple and later restored to his position- Jobs did not taste success at every turn. Yet because he believed that every failure was like a building block to a new My Wonderful Laboratory Written by Jeong, Chang Hoon Illustrated by Jeong, Seong Hwa Einstein's experiments were always huge: To find the speed of light, research gravity, calculate the size of space. Did he need a huge laboratory to do all these experiments? Not a chance! Einstein didn't need a laboratory. All these

Jane Tomas Alva Tomas Alva Sigmund Charles Carl Jane Sigmund Call By Name Carl Charles

There was only one characteristic that made Edison the king of inventions.

Edison always looked at people's lives and thought about what they would need.

Another Me Written by Bak, Gang Min Illustrated by Oh, Seung Min Freud saw a patient who

life on earth begin? Darwin was not satisfied with people s answer.

When Darwin looked at nature and looked back at the answer, nature told him something

The Pale Blue Dot Illustrated by Hwang, Seong Hye In this expansive universe, what a

How small a village is Earth in this wide expanse of Space?

11 Jane Tomas Alva Tomas Alva Sigmund Charles Carl Jane Sigmund Call By Name Carl Charles The Wizard of Menlo Park Written by Jeong, Chang Hoon Illustrated by Kim, Min Yeong There was only one characteristic that made Edison the king of inventions. Always look around! Edison always looked at people's lives and thought about what they would need. Inventions make life simple. What next? If you have an idea, get right to experimenting! Another Me Written by Bak, Gang Min Illustrated by Oh, Seung Min Freud saw a patient who was normally healthy but suddenly had seizures and realized that there was something unknown behind people s consciousness. It was a place where memories that wanted to be forgotten and hidden desires were stored: the unconscious mind. The Secret of Galapagos Written by Gang, Seong Eun Illustrated by Kim, Ji Yeon How did life on earth begin? Darwin was not satisfied with people s answer. The perfect God created everything. The answer was already there, but was it really? When Darwin looked at nature and looked back at the answer, nature told him something different. The Pale Blue Dot Illustrated by Hwang, Seong Hye In this expansive universe, what a waste of space it would be if the only planet people lived on was Earth? How small a village is Earth in this wide expanse of Space? When he realized that Earth was a pale blue dot, Carl Sagan came to love Earth even more. At that Written by Gang, Seong Eun Illustrated by Ahn, Yeong Seon When Goodall treated chimpanzees as friends and not experiments, they showed her their world. Goodall, who was a renowned scientist through because of her work with chimpanzees, now became an environmentalist to save them. True relationships help to see the world. The chimpanzees opened Goodall's eyes.

Severn Hirotada Alexandra Nkosi Iqbal Severn Alexandra Hirotada Nkosi Iqbal Beautiful Future

Why do adults cut trees, dig up minerals and pollute the environment so much?

Save the world now for the children s future!

legs. The horizontal bar was too high and he couldn't even think about running.

What if he hung on the jungle bars instead of the horizontal bar, and started a little ahead of

a small lemonade stand in front of her house.

Soon, lemonade stands bearing her name opened up all over the country.

Jo, Seung Ae I wish people would learn more about AIDS. We are just the same as everyone else.

The cries of an AIDS infected eleven year old boy called Nkosi brought a deep impression to the

12 Severn Hirotada Alexandra Nkosi Iqbal Severn Alexandra Hirotada Nkosi Iqbal Beautiful Future Written by Jeong, Yeon Suk Illustrated by Kook, Ji Seung Suzuki can t understand adults. Why do adults cut trees, dig up minerals and pollute the environment so much? What happens to our children in the future when nature is all used up? Save the world now for the children s future! I Go To School Written by No, Gyeong Hui Illustrated by Bak, Yeong Mi Oto doesn't have arms or legs. The horizontal bar was too high and he couldn't even think about running. But should he just stay at home because he doesn't have arms or legs? What if he hung on the jungle bars instead of the horizontal bar, and started a little ahead of others when running a race? If you don't have arms and legs, make new rules! His friends called it the 'Oto Rule'. Have a Lemonade Written by Eun, Jeong Ah Illustrated by Kim, So Yeong 5 year old Alexandra opened a small lemonade stand in front of her house. She wanted to help her friends who had childhood cancer like her. Soon, lemonade stands bearing her name opened up all over the country. A small wave that Alexandra had We Are Not Different Written by Jeong, Yeon Suk Illustrated by Jo, Seung Ae I wish people would learn more about AIDS. We are just the same as everyone else. We love, we hurt, we laugh, and we cry. The cries of an AIDS infected eleven year old boy called Nkosi brought a deep impression to the hearts of people, ridding the fear of AIDS patients, and providing a shelter for them. People called this Nkosi's Haven. Your Two Small Hands Written by No, Gyeong Hui Illustrated by Lee, So Min Iqbal s hands could never rest. He had to weave carpets all day long to pay off his family's debt. When he escaped from the carpet factory, he clenched his fist against the people who forced hard labor on children. He strived to put pencils rather than carpets, toys rather than tools in the hands of children like himself!

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