It is said that the movie "You, Fatherland" begins with the appearance of former Minister of Justice Cho Kuk heading to court. This movie is a movie that asks questions, and "Your Country Storybook" is said to contain answers that can be made from various positions after being asked by the movie. Jeon Ji-yoon was not friendly to former Minister Cho Kuk, but emphasizes that more attempts are needed to show the reality in a holistic and in-depth manner, regardless of the political perspective after watching the movie. He asks how dangerous it is to throw stones at others without taking time and effort to recognize whether we are accepting only one side's arguments and perspectives.



We have all experienced this situation directly or indirectly over the past three years. However, when you understand what the substance was, you can ask an accurate question. Therefore, "Your Country Storybook" sheds light on the incident and asks questions. This book is a record, and the process of reading a book may be a process of finding the answer. Is Korea a Democratic Republic? Does the court control the prosecution's illegal investigation? How can we not fall into a path of confirmation bias? Is there a law not to let you be a country?