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Henry Ford's 'greatest house' – what home truly means
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- The column argues that a home is not a fine house but a haven of life, where love flows and people sacrifice and care for one another.
- It explores the meaning of home through the story of John Howard Payne, who died in 1852, and Henry Ford, who received his wife's support.
- Ford is reported to have said, "The greatest house is where there is love," and the column urges readers to look back on their families in May, Family Month.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 헨리 포드가 말한 ‘가장 위대한 집’—가정의 진짜 의미
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