Jeong Gwang-jung: Professor Jeong Gwang-jung's Jeju Concert

This is a column of professor of science at the University of Jeju and a geography researcher. I've gathered columns from 2001 to '20 that were featured in the main news of the week, Chisyron and Zjuju province. The total of five articles is 105, and we can read the various interests and arguments of the author, who writes about the history, culture, nature, ecology, society and environment of the country. I've been able to understand 150 or more pieces of data. Part 1 highlights the value and need of sperm trees, shrines, anti-mony sites, my own yesteryears, the city of Tae-sung, charcoal, stone - and water - as we look at the culture of the Zhousian culture in past history. Part 2 focuses on the value of the sunshine and stone cultures, as the representative symbol of the judo culture, and offers policy suggestions along with other local cases. Part 3 looks at the value of global heritage, including the local center of the megacities of the mind, which is the central center of our planet, and also the specific courses and meanings of the world's natural heritage, and the coast of the states, the Cape Javan and the Central, the swamps and the outgrowths. Part 4 outlines the village creation, the urban development of innovation, the existence of the Jailist master, the desire of my master to do this, and the sudden change in the current migration climate through the representative issues of the state society. Finally, the 5th section included reviews of various cultural events in the community, including Song-goongs, Mara, Udo, and Chosa-Jung, as well as a review of the town of both peoples, sulfuric acid, mountain ranges, white Du Mountain, Quebec, and Enkorwart.

Korean title: 정광중 교수의 제주 콘서트

Korean author: 정광중

Korean publisher: 한그루

ISBN-13: 9791190482950