Moon Myeong-dae: Korean Pensive Bodhisattva

Of the most philosophically-looking anti-sames, the idea of being made in our country for the first century of the sixth and seventh centuries is said to be hundreds of thousands of points that are now left. This 100-point half-saturated statue of gold, wood, stone, and maat were made from a variety of materials that made our country the most colorful and rich reflector country. Among these are the largest and oldest anti-same masterpieces in the world, which have recently represented our country, and have been listed with the only national treasure of the world: 78 and 83 gold partners. A Buddhist historian and a professor of civilization, the head of Korean Buddhist art, has been studying and publishing Buddhist art with our own scholars who have studied the oligarity and Buddhist sculptures for over 50 years. Among them is this book that is written in the top of 100 half-counter-senses left in our country, and it is the most masterpiece, the world's largest and proud sixth. The first chapter in particular referred to the anti-conventional thought and title, citing the idea of half-owned in Korea through China from India and particularly the character of the antidisclosure plant, which was also called "The Poetics of the Korean People.".

Korean title: 한국의 반가사유상

Korean author: 문명대

Korean publisher: 다할미디어

ISBN-13: 9791191656206