A'māl-i insānī: Persian 1401

Human Deeds is a novel written by Han Kang, which was first published in 2014. In the middle of a violent student riot in South Korea, a young boy named Dong Ho is killed. The story of this tragic event is told in interconnected chapters, and the victims and their families face repression, denial, and the nightmarish memory of the massacre: Dong Ho's best friend who meets his fateful end. ; An editor faces censorship problems; A prisoner and a worker, each struggling with disturbing memories; And of course Dong Ho's grieving and scarred mother. The fascinating and readable story of the book of human actions is woven from the fabric of the sufferings and hopes of each of these characters.