The Hankyoreh has introduced several new educational books in its recent publication, showcasing a rich variety of themes that cater to different interests. One notable book focuses on reading 'brick books' as a form of intellectual training, presented by author Jang Gang-myeong, who categorizes 100 extensive works into seven different types, encouraging readers to make reading a year-long goal. This method not only enhances cognitive endurance but also fosters intellectual respect among readers.

Another significant release is titled "Women, Bicycles, Freedom," which examines historical biases against women cyclists dating back to 1896 when societal perceptions were hostile towards women riding bikes. This book serves as a tribute to the women who broke barriers and expanded their horizons through cycling, and it is complemented by illustrations from prominent artist Alice Austin. This book highlights the empowerment of women in a time when their freedoms were heavily restricted.

Additionally, travel writer Noh Dong-hyo releases a packaged travel account of South America and Asia, emphasizing long-term travels to enrich experiences. His recounting of walking through iconic locations such as Peru’s Colca Canyon and Cambodia's Angkor Wat promises readers an immersive journey. Finally, the article explores political discourse through a book featuring a candid discussion between progressive lawyer Kwon Yeong-kuk and notable journalists, reflecting on Korea's political evolution and offering a perspective on current leadership. Each book featured brings unique reflections on society, culture, and personal growth.