Chae Jeong-bok: Hyodang Choi Beom-sul's Buddhism and the Tea Ceremony

The best crime of a party is a Buddhist, an independent activist, a pro-automy researcher and a politician who has made a vow. And this is the rise of modern tea culture. Some of the more than-a-bitched cults, which we know as movies, became part of the Black Pass, bringing bombs from Shanghai, China, to kill the Japanese emperor. Not just that. Hyatus has created a national university, mid-high school and a marine college, devoted his life to the restoration of englishy schools, which he uses as a virtue of edifying the eng shui. There are many other achievements, but he is not a traditional, decomposing high, but rather a multi-wayed figure of intellectual knowledge in modern Buddhism. The first book to be taken full advantage of and religiously identified by the entire life of the party is Buddhism of the Eucharist and the study of the art of the tea-do - the study and the research of the state of affairs of the most important. The book says that the activities and the character and the orientation of the study throughout the life of the party have returned to ‘national science.’. The language here is not just a legacy of tradition, but a rediscovery of modern ethnic selfs. The point is, however, that the ‘ living man ’ is the key to how a person should live. So the Fruit Party did not share the Buddha with the Middle Life and ask how to do it. But I wanted to do it, emphasizing the precious nature of everyday life that was encountered, and the natural nature and diligence that were involved. The party called it the Great Sociality.

Korean title: 효당 최범술의 불교와 차도

Korean author: 채정복

Korean publisher: 민족사

ISBN-13: 9791168690486