What we have made to do in the Vietnamese girl and his family (volume 1)

Publisher: Film Art Company
Author: Tea Buu, Yukari Shiina
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Number of books: 1
Language: Japanese
Category: Youth manga, manga
Latest release date: 2020-12-15

Synopsis:
The 25th Cultural Affairs Agency Media Arts Festival Manga Division Excellence Award !!

It's so easy to love parents
Why is it so difficult?

A girl tea buoy grew up in the United States as a boat people.
As a mother, she meets her homeland Vietnam again to fill the groove with her parents.
That was to face my parents' suffering and pain ...
A non -fiction graphic novel that illuminates us living in the "division" era.

Bill Gates selected the best book a year
American Book Awards



Tee -buoy, a Vietnamese American, has become a mother.
In the anxiety of building a new family in the United States and raising children, she decides to face her parents.
France, Japan, the United States ... Parents and their families who have survived Vietnam, which have been occupied by various countries and have continued poverty and confusion.
Parents who chose to become a refugee from the desire to walk their own life, and in the new world America, in front of the reality that is not discriminated or what they want, we can do our best for the children. I will do that.
By touching the steps of parents who are at the mercy of history, changes are born in Tee Buy.

The creator of the author, Tae Buoy, was produced in 2002, a non -fiction graphic novel depicting the five -generation Vietnamese family's steps.
In a large history such as World War II, the First Indochina War, and the Vietnam War, a unique picture, color, and a unique frame division, the appearance of a small family trying to survive while becoming a refugee. It is drawn by a monologue.
Tee Boy has won the American Book Awards by this work, which is his debut.
He was also highly evaluated for being nominated for the US Critics Association Award and the Eizner Award.

This work is a non -fiction that depicts individuals who are at the mercy of harsh history.
Like the excellent autobiographical works such as "Mouse -The Story of the Father who has survived Achwitz" and "Persepolis", a universal story is spun because it is personal.

The Japanese version comes with a commentary booklet by Misaki Iwai, a professor of Vietnamese, Department of Asian Language, Kanda University of the University of Kanda.