Jin Gyeong-hwan: Seasonal Customs and Traditions
When you read old books that are woven into pictures and images instead of real things, which are hard to understand, you find a lot of unspoken words, like pre-prestories, and so on. I'm looking for it, and I read it, but that doesn't make any sense. There are times when it seems as if you've got a hand in your hand and you don't understand it as clearly. And then when you look at the pictures and pictures that are related to them, it makes sense in a beat. That's why we need the intuition. It's especially important in the field of education. I try to explain it, but sometimes it doesn't make sense or even worse, and if you take 10 minutes, it works. So, the ball. The drawing of 1807 with a version of the janky jig kung.. The quay magazine has 19 articles in Wind Speed and 19 items in Seshi, 38 items in total, 18 to 18. This is a text that summarizes and explains the three-time winds of Seoul in the 19th century. When you work in this framework, you first think you can get closer to the reality by respecting your view of the day. This book is a version of the drawing and the photograph of the story that was written there, using the languystian magazine as a script. So the title is "Secret Speed." That's clearly an over-reported name. I tried to avoid the recklessness of this idea by using a subarachnoid statement, "I see it in pictures and pictures and read it.". I look forward to the benefits of my own life.
Korean title: 세시풍속도감
Korean author: 진경환
Korean publisher: 민속원
ISBN-13: 9788928519385
