Choi Gyeong-yeol: Reading Han Feizi for Self-Learners

A copy of the book is a key document of law for a scholar and an analysis of the last masterpiece of the era, the last one of the hundred. In particular, the 'rules of ’ by a secretary is quoted as quoting several direct letters from the biographer, which in turn brings out a personal contribution to the idea of a person. If traditional ideas, such as Yuga and Toga, have formed a way of governing based on the example of the'sun king' civilization, then the Korean secretary has moved the ruling state into a 'normal wage'; he has understood the nature of military relations with disbelief and has made the king's reign the focus of his faith; so on and so forth, I have clearly distinguished between the realm of private and justice. Koreans are now considering the contribution to the history of the war. He emphasizes that this personal contribution to the idea of Visasung was possible in the process of affecting and influencing existing ideas, such as the self-immolating of existing laws. While the general perception of the student family is that there is a great gap between the value of the law and the extent of the idea, the fact is that the law is in a closely related relationship, and that some aspect of the issue is derived from the law. Especially in later cases, the view that lawmakers survived in the idea of late-dayism is to rethink what we see as differences between cause and effect. This is the historical aspect of Vijam's scruple and the builder tries to read his own, and that's the gist of a single character's sentence.

Korean title: 독학자를 위한 한비자 읽기

Korean author: 최경열

Korean publisher: 북튜브

ISBN-13: 9791192628257