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Kang Hye-seon: Classical Korean Poetry Love Letter

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The author who has studied post-election literature and has been a professor of national literature at the university and has particularly sought to find and introduces the text of the old people's meanings and intentions, gathered a poem from the post-sympathetic period and told stories on the background of the story behind it, including Igubo, the later text. A total of four pieces of poems were exchanged between friends, two books were written with little love and miss among families, three were written in a manner that was difficult to say, and four were sent as gifts, and they were chosen to join them. As the Chosun's assistant, Houschu, traveled on a journey to China, he used a poem that asked his friend to write a poem for him, and Mr. Lee Gugugbo even joked about it with a friend who was ill with alcohol. Among the best friends, there are many letters and letters from your husband and wife, each with trusted wages and a trusted gentleman. The book of the Canon and the Poetry, which are spoken out plainly, adds more meaning and pleasure to it, and with its condensation of beauty and anatomy, leaves a calm laugh and welcome in the minds of the readers.

Korean title: 한시 러브레터

Korean author: 강혜선

Korean publisher: 북멘토

ISBN-13: 9788963191232

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MY***
April 16, 2015

It has been a long time since I read and received letters from Bloitin, who wrote to me with great care. I think that the best thing to do is to be able to share each other's feelings comfortably. But it's hard to see these letters these days. Of course, the means of contacting with your smartphones have developed so easily and very quickly, but it's also a sad fact. The devotion with which you have used your own hands is a very difficult thing. I'd like to be a positive challenge in writing

TO******
April 13, 2015

I don't have to be explicit about what I want to say to moderns who are so much aware of their directness, but I feel like I've met the aesthetics of one hour, which I didn't know before, and I'm still trying to tell them through the genre of Hanshi. And in particular, their satirical content expressed through a short letter was significant, so I thought again and found it interesting to read one poem. A four-part section of a friend's letter, which is part of a book by the Northmento Press,

강혜선: 한시 러브레터
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