Choi Jun-sik et al.: Jongmyo Grand Ceremony

The end product was recognized as a global value and was recorded in the whole UNESCO World Heritage of 1995. Also, back in 2001, the "Sams of the Pill and the Fell of the Grave" was chosen in "The Masterpiece of Human Rights and Ancestors.". The first of the unimpressed legacy in Korea was the ‘fig and ferries ’ (memory) legacy of UNESCO’. The reason for this worldwide recognition of the end and end-of-the-world art is obvious. Because there is no such thing in the world. The end of the world has never been without its grandeur and its peculiarity, and there has been no example of any royal sacrifice that has lasted since '53. A dynasty can last more than 500 years, and this sacrifice has continued beyond that period to this day. The endant is a royal ritual of the Chinese civilization, and it is a composite ritual of music, song and dance, with the ceremony. But in China, where the beginning of these rituals was so great, the ceremony did not die out. Since such a orthodox royal sacrifice took place in Korea in '50, it cannot be passed in UNESCO. Koreans, who are the main characters in this great heritage, are not aware of it. There are many reasons why this is so, but you can find it in the way that the explanations for the grave and the flair are too harsh. The author, Professor Choi-sun-Jung, has been the head of the future of the end of the End of the World since 2013 and has been working on a task that makes it easy for the public to understand everything about the end-of-the-world project.

Korean title: 종묘대제

Korean author: 최준식 외

Korean publisher: 주류성

ISBN-13: 9788962462869