Ahn Seung-jun et al.: How Joseon's Noble Families Lived

The law of the Shang Sun-sun public is a book by the Korean Central Research Institute, which has written in its epic library, which was based on the tortures of Hanaun's family, easily unspoken to the micro-life history of Hak Yun's home. If the government's comments, such as Chosun-seong Shik and Shang-Kyung's Book of Art, were to focus on the superstation of royal, political and social institutions, then there was another attraction in the fact that the tortures of the family were being shared in the way of life and manner of the people who lived through the ages. The main character of the book, Hanam Yun, is the last member of our country to become president of the South Korean Navy. In the wake of the luminary, he took on his own position as king and king of the nation, living in a private office and setting up a home for the strong. Later, in the Korean era, the group became a great group of people who produced 20 disciples, 13 disciples, and no one. At the same time, it was a model family, dedicated to being a ship-select, nationally for the good and for the relief of the people from the disaster. The torture book to Hae-naun's family is a delicately painted picture of the various lives of the men, their fathers, their women and their neighbors, besides the characters who led the house as the master of the prince. It's also recorded stories that we never knew of, such as the formation of wealth, the re-integrating of social roles in the process, and the cultural enjoyment of the material. The power of the story is extraordinary. We can read together a great, sad, pleasant and beautiful story from a piece of paper left in Hanaun's family and look back at the way the Chosun Ming has lived.

Korean title: 조선 명문가가 사는 법

Korean author: 안승준 외

Korean publisher: 한국학중앙연구원출판부

ISBN-13: 9791158667023