Han Hee-min: Chuncheon literati of the Joseon Dynasty

The author of Choon-soon was interested in ancient classics and records dealing with the region, but he was sorry that his work was poor. The author who decided to study it himself was a graduate major in classical literature and studied later in Chosun-Sun-Nun city literature. The book The Sun - Age Spring People, which published his graduation paper. Meanwhile, the book on poetry in the Choon district focused only on the work of the narworn and the limited local audience who chanted the poems of the Ninjiang and Hyang-duk. The author says the research has limited local character and emotion and does not normally illuminate the poetry of the Choon-soon region. The real literature of the Choon sky has been seen in the post-election period (six hundred years ago, later) and has covered the works of the moons from the spring sky for centuries. The unique climate of the spring and spring, as well as the unique corpse of the Ching High and the Chomok, a writer from the Sea of Korea, are featured as a record of the activities of Namok and Hong Kong. In the 19th century, we're looking at the representation of poetic literature that was presented in local water to create the art of the Jazi Shinji and the Shinji Shin-soo artists who were growing 13 crops in Choons. The book covers the poetics of the Chosun late spring-tun-soon people who have not been studied since further research. How their cultural heritage affected the city of Choon-soon is a regular reminder of local supremacy, emotion and academic formation.

Korean title: 조선시대 춘천 문인들

Korean author: 한희민

Korean publisher: 산책

ISBN-13: 9788978641302