Because of his keen thinking, ability to diagnose practical problems and fresh essay style, even though he was demoted as a "philosopher on the subway", Han Bingzhe, a German scholar of Korean descent, entered the public's field of vision only at 20 10, and a thin book "Burnout Society" swept Baudrillard, Foucault, agamben and Arendt in one stroke.
He was 5 1 at that time.
In retrospect, he was born in Seoul and majored in metallurgy at the university. I came to Germany at the age of 22, penniless, unable to speak the language, and interested in studying philosophy, literature and theology.
He learns German at an amazing speed, even faster than his mother tongue.
At the age of 35, he received his Ph.D. from the University of Freiburg with his thesis "Heidegger's Emotional Concept", and taught in university of basel at the age of 4/kloc-0.
20 10 years ago, Han Bingzhe was unknown, and it was a blockbuster if he didn't say it. Since then, he has published Transparent Society, Shanzhai: Destruction Made in China, Death of Love, Psychopolitics, What is Entertainment and so on. At the rate of one or two new books a year.