Reviews
Although the narratives of 26 pages long are short, it seems to have been a clear and moving demonstration of the mental context of the entire flow of writing and the flow of the text in our history. It's a deep-rooted self-culture, but perhaps the effort to express our words in our own way has been in our best interests today.
Kim Ha-su et al.: Korean characters
A simple and convenient form of communication knowledge is the text of the Korean language, The Journal of Communications. The book examines the Chinese characters we have used in the history of the text, and notices changes in our use of the characters since the hominist.
Korean title: 한국의 문자들
Korean author: 김하수 외
Korean publisher: 커뮤니케이션북스
ISBN-13: 9791130436494
Reviews
Although the narratives of 26 pages long are short, it seems to have been a clear and moving demonstration of the mental context of the entire flow of writing and the flow of the text in our history. It's a deep-rooted self-culture, but perhaps the effort to express our words in our own way has been in our best interests today.
