Choi Jin-yeol: Emperor Xiaowen's 'Sinicization' Policy and the Hu People Society of Luoyang

Breaking the prejudices of fairy tales and reinterpreting the society and culture of the late North, in the view of cultural coexistence, was the first Chinese unity (B. C. From 221 to the Blue Emperor (1912), the period in which the dynasty ruled over some of China or mainland China as a whole was in the year 101 (715 and 386 respectively). In the last 2000 years, the period in which this people dominated some or all of China was 591. Six percent of the people cannot deny the political and cultural impact this nation has had on China. Chinese academics claim that the ‘middle’ has been assimilated into a superior Chinese culture even though its people dominate some or all of China. Unlike the Gold and the Blues, who tried to maintain the cultural identity of their own people, the ruling group of the peoples who established the North has chosen the path of ‘voluntary ’ fairy tales as opposed to the other peoples. The so - called ‘ policy of quandary ’ of the matter of good. The writer here revealed that the 'Nhanization' policy of the North Korean Ministry was a public statement and not properly carried out with empirical confirmation. These peoples who lived on the watershed not only maintained their language and food, clothing and shelter in the 'International City' dairy, but also adopted Chinese and Central Asia, Indian thought, religion and culture. At least the latter capital was a place of common cultural coexistence, with Chinese culture, nomads' grasslands, and Central Asia's culture. This book is of great interest in the sense that it broke the prejudices of fairy tales and reinterpreted late-north society and culture.

Korean title: 효문제의 ‘한화’ 정책과 낙양 호인사회

Korean author: 최진열

Korean publisher: 한울아카데미

ISBN-13: 9788946061675