Dankook University Institute of Oriental Studies: Korean Hanja Dictionary

Our cultural heritage is largely written in Chinese, and Chinese has had a profound impact on Korean language writing. After the Korean import, our ancestors, as they experienced the history of long-term use, have come to reflect their cultural sentiments, create and alter the people needed for life and writing. The study of the Koreans and the Korean people has been doing a full-scale review of the fragmentary message, which is why the British have been using this as a way to create a new kind of global society. The characters on the d’étét,, are unique in our country's literature, and we have examined some 14,300 new surveys and discoveries in previous studies, including 3,724 of the individuals mentioned and the ones found in the process of electrolysis, and the more we have seen the self-reviews as tortures of 167, at the altitude of 1,662, and about 2,000 species. This autobiography provides information about self-forms and disintegrations, the biographical image of self-images, and the new author of the Uniccode and Korean History Information integration system KCcode, which gives us information about resolution and usage. The autobiography was made up of the indexing, disarray index, text, reference, total catch or capture index, and consonant index. The more accurate of the characters, the more likely it was to be a new professional dictionary, which gave the basis and reason for judgment, and added a search for the summaries and the complicated ones that could not be easily found by the side or the consonant.

Korean title: 한국한자자전

Korean author: 단국대학교 동양학연구원

Korean publisher: 단국대학교출판부

ISBN-13: 9788970928210