Eun Chang-ho: A New Interpretation of Hyangga and Manyoshu

The rising is an adult object that cannot be taught to young students, singing of tribute and harm to the wife's death! Can you give us a clue to unwind the trace of the old horse? Why is the song of Japanese scribes and man-soons interpreted in our old words? A doctor-based writer has put a scalpel in an existing interpretation of perfumes and mantis! We, who learned the throbbing and the mulch in classical literature. But the question of how to write our words using Chinese characters, and whether the traditional perfumes were written in such a difficult way, begins a new interpretation of the author. The interpretation that homelessness is a bland account of life, that destabilizing may not be an object of teaching to young students, and that tribute and harm are associated with the death of Suro, is a disinclined attempt to overturn the interpretation. And how can we explain that the Japanese song or song of the man-song is better at interpreting in our old words than in modern Japanese? We can use the two gates and the seven maps in the Japanese history book as an old version of the book, and it's not going to be the same as the old one. And what if we went into different sources of lode-spots? We invite you to the meaningful challenge of a writer who's been exploring our old words with a new perspective.

Korean title: 향가와 만엽집의 새로운 해석

Korean author: 은창호

Korean publisher: 북랩

ISBN-13: 9791168364851