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擁有七個名字的女孩: 一個北韓叛逃者的真實故事

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內容簡介 脫北女冒死揭露極權黑幕與逃亡血淚史！ 被歐普拉譽為「最受注目的TED演講」！ 網路瀏覽人次已超過四百萬！ 厄運與危險咬著不放，稍微鬆懈立刻大難臨頭！ 這樣的日子，我過了4000多個…… 出生時，我叫做金智惠；母親改嫁時，改名為朴敏英；為了隱藏身分，我又變成蔡美蘭、張順香，蔡尹希、朴順子。 李晛瑞，是我擁有的第七個、希望也是最後一個名字…… 我出生在北韓惠山市，和中國隔著一條鴨綠江。由於父母都擁有絕佳的「出身成分」，因此我們家過得算是很優渥。 從小，我深信祖國是最偉大的！但漸漸地，越來越多事件打擊這根深柢固的想法，並讓我對隔江的中國充滿好奇心──那裡似乎不像是學校所說的「地獄」。 1997年，即將18歲的我決定偷渡去中國見識一下，但作夢也沒想到從此沒了回頭路，我竟變成了背叛祖國的脫北者…… 日子開始充滿恐懼與焦慮，為了不被檢舉，我戴上厚厚的面具撒謊、防備周圍所有人；為了生存，我和黑幫、非法仲介打交道，甚至被囚禁，還差點被強暴。開始適應自由後，新的難題是要把家人也接出來，於是另一次驚心動魄的大逃亡之旅，再度讓我陷入夢魘。 但我拒絕放棄，靠著勇氣、毅力與貴人們的愛，終於撐過來了。現在，請聽我大聲告訴每一個你，關於北韓的真面目、一路走來的心酸與煎熬，希望大家都能更關注此議題，並讓脫北者知道：世界上還有許多人的信念跟他們同在！ 難以想像的北韓規則 ‧ 家家戶戶要掛金日成和金正日的畫像，萬一失火不能先救財物，得先救畫像，不惜犧牲性命。 ‧ 禁止聽南韓流行音樂，傳聞違法者被送入拘留營。 ‧ 從小學時期開始參加「自我批評大會」，此後一生不間斷。神聖的日子要表演「團體操」，練習時校方不准學生去上廁所，逼得大家只好尿在褲子裡。 ‧ 金日成過世後的哀悼期，全體國民每天都要參加大型集會，以表達出自己悲慟萬分。眼淚流得不夠多的人會被批評、辱罵，並要遭受懲罰。 ‧ 到處都有祕密警察「保衛部」監視人民是否對政黨忠誠，人民也會互相告密，告密者能夠拿到額外的食物配給。本書中文書介出自《擁有七個名字的女孩: 一個北韓叛逃者的真實故事》愛米粒出版An extraordinary insight into life under one of the world’s most ruthless and secretive dictatorships – and the story of one woman’s terrifying struggle to avoid capture repatriation and guide her family to freedom.As a child growing up in North Korea, Hyeonseo Lee was one of millions trapped by a secretive and brutal communist regime. Her home on the border with China gave her some exposure to the world beyond the confines of the Hermit Kingdom and, as the famine of the 1990s struck, she began to wonder, question and to realise that she had been brainwashed her entire life. Given the repression, poverty and starvation she witnessed surely her country could not be, as she had been told “the best on the planet”?Aged seventeen, she decided to escape North Korea. She could not have imagined that it would be twelve years before she was reunited with her family.She could not return, since rumours of her escape were spreading, and she and her family could incur the punishments of the government authorities – involving imprisonment, torture, and possible public execution. Hyeonseo instead remained in China and rapidly learned Chinese in an effort to adapt and survive. Twelve years and two lifetimes later, she would return to the North Korean border in a daring mission to spirit her mother and brother to South Korea, on one of the most arduous, costly and dangerous journeys imaginable.This is the unique story not only of Hyeonseo’s escape from the darkness into the light, but also of her coming of age, education and the resolve she found to rebuild her life – not once, but twice – first in China, then in South Korea. Strong, brave and eloquent, this memoir is a triumph of her remarkable spirit.

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作者介紹 Hyeonseo Lee grew up in North Korea but escaped to China in 1997. In 2008, after more than 10 years there, she came to Seoul, South Korea, where she struggled to adjust to life in the bustling city. Recently graduated from Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, she has become a regular speaker on the international stage fostering human rights and awareness of the plight of North Koreans. She is an advocate for fellow refugees, even helping close relatives leave North Korea. Her TED talk has been viewed nearly 4m times. She is married to her American husband Brian Gleason and currently lives in South Korea.

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